Five Minutes' Walk to MKM Stadium, at a Price Central Hull Can't Match
Pull off Anlaby Road onto the quiet residential pavement of St Georges Road and the floodlights of MKM Stadium are five unhurried minutes up the road. Roll your case to the front door of number 120, drop it in a clean, carpeted room with a tall sash window and a kettle, and you've solved the single hardest part of a Hull match-night: a bed within walking distance of the ground at a rate most central Hull hotels can't match. The Anlaby Road bus corridor sits eighty metres from the door for a six-minute hop east into the Old Town, and the Carnegie Heritage Centre, the city's Grade II listed former Carnegie Free Library, sits a couple of minutes' walk to the north.
This is an independently run guesthouse on the upper floors of a Victorian corner building, consistently well-reviewed for value for money and staff. Solo travellers dominate the guest mix: people in town for a Hull City or Hull FC fixture, a one-night Humber-crossing stopover, or short-term contract work who want a simple, dependable bed they can rely on. No on-site restaurant, no pool, no on-site parking, the page sets that expectation up front, because the rate genuinely reflects what's on offer. For sister stays in the same city see The Dorchester Hotel, Hull and the Inkerman Tavern.
Where it sits in Hull
The hotel is at 120 St Georges Road in west Hull, a residential neighbourhood that is the closest practical bed to MKM Stadium and the gateway into Hull's biggest live-events corridor. Anlaby Road runs east–west out of the city centre and gives the property its bus link; St Georges Road itself is quiet, with a primary school nearby and the Carnegie Heritage Centre, Hull's Grade II listed former Carnegie Free Library, a short walk to the north.
From here, MKM Stadium is roughly a five-minute walk; Hull Paragon Interchange is 1.4 miles east, around twenty minutes on foot or eight on a westbound EYMS or Stagecoach bus. The Old Town and museums quarter, Hull Minster, Wilberforce House, the Streetlife Museum, Ferens Art Gallery, sit a couple of miles further into the centre. For sister stays in the same city see The Dorchester Hotel, Hull and the Inkerman Tavern.
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Interesting Points About St Georges Hotel
- Five-minute walk to MKM Stadium (home of Hull City FC and Hull FC rugby league) on the Anlaby Road bus corridor; a structurally rare proximity-to-stadium position at this budget rate band that the standard listing surfaces as 'near stadium' rather than 'within walking distance of two professional sports clubs'.
- Recent 2026 guest feedback is specific and consistent on two points: some rooms share toilet and shower facilities across the floor, and the owner is frequently described as genuinely helpful, so the room type you pick matters more than any headline impression.
- Value for money is the strongest theme in guest feedback, just ahead of the praise for the staff; a budget nightly rate for a Hull guesthouse with direct bus access into the city is exactly why solo travellers keep choosing it.
- Some rooms are listed with private bathrooms while others share toilet and shower facilities across the floor (specifically called out by Dominic in February 2026: 'Sharing a toilet with lots of other rooms'); a pre-booking factor where the room type matters more than the headline 6.6 rating, and the practical reason cleanliness scores swing across guests.
Rooms & Accommodation at St Georges Hotel
Single Room with Shared Bathroom
1 guest · single bed · shared bathroom · flat-screen TV
The cheapest bed in the building. A clean single, kept warm and fitted with a flat-screen TV, fresh linen, a clothes rack plus a kettle and microwave; the bathroom and toilet are shared with other guests. Best for solo travellers who want the lowest rate possible and don't mind sharing facilities.
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Single Room with Bathroom
1 guest · single bed · private en-suite · flat-screen TV
The pick of the singles. A solo room with its own private shower, toilet and sink, plus linen, microwave, kettle, flat-screen TV and a wardrobe. Worth the small step up over the shared single if you'd rather not share facilities.
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Double Room with Shared Bathroom
2 guests · 1 double bed · shared bathroom · flat-screen TV
A simple double room for couples on the cheapest budget, one double bed, linen, flat-screen TV, microwave, kettle and a clothes rack, with the shower and toilet shared. The next step up is the en-suite single if you'd rather have private facilities than a second pillow.
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Twin Room with Shared Bathroom
2 guests · 2 single beds · shared bathroom · flat-screen TV
A two-bed twin for friends, contractors or matchday pairs who want their own bed each. Two singles, linen, heating, flat-screen TV, microwave, kettle and a clothes rack, bathroom shared with other rooms.
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Triple Room with Shared Bathroom
3 guests · 3 beds · shared bathroom · flat-screen TV
The biggest room in the building. Three beds across two windows, a sensible matchday or three-up contractor pick. Linen, flat-screen TV, microwave, kettle, wardrobe and a clothes rack; bathroom shared with neighbours.
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Best Suited For
- Solo travellers and contractors who want the cheapest credible bed in west Hull
- Hull City and Hull FC matchgoers who want to walk to MKM Stadium
- Friends or pairs travelling on a tight budget who can share a twin
- One-night Humber stopovers en route to or from the North Sea ferries
Worth Considering Alternatives If
- No on-site parking: drive in and you'll need to use nearby on-street or public car parks
- Most rooms share a bathroom: if private en-suite is essential, only the Single Room with Bathroom has one
- No on-site restaurant, bar, pool or spa: this is a budget bed, not a full-service hotel
Amenities & facilities at St Georges Hotel
In-room
- Flat-screen TV in every room
- Electric kettle
- Microwave
- Linen and towels (extra towels at additional fee)
- Heating
- Clothes rack; wardrobe in selected rooms
Bathroom
- Private en-suite available in the Single Room with Bathroom
- Shared shower and toilet for all other room types
- Free toilet paper, towels provided
Food & drink
- Not available: No on-site restaurant
- Not available: No on-site bar
- Communal washing machine and tumble dryer reported by recent guests
- Viking Fisheries (chip shop) ~550 yards away · Lucky House (Chinese) ~600 yards
Services & transport
- Not available: No on-site parking
- Reception by arrangement (16:00–21:00 standard check-in window)
- Free Wi-Fi reported by recent guests
- Anlaby Road bus stop ~80 metres from the door
Policies
- Not available: No pets
- Non-smoking throughout
- Children of any age welcome (no cots or extra beds available)
- No age restriction at check-in
- Not available: No parties or hen/stag groups
Location & getting to St Georges Hotel
St Georges Hotel sits at 120 St Georges Road in west Hull, on a quiet residential street that runs south off Anlaby Road. Anlaby Road is the main east–west artery into the city, Hull Royal Infirmary is about half a mile east, MKM Stadium is a five-minute walk south-west, and Hull Paragon Interchange (the city's combined train and bus station) is 1.4 miles east, around twenty minutes on foot or eight on a westbound EYMS or Stagecoach service. Hull is a port city of around 270,000 people on the north bank of the Humber Estuary, the UK City of Culture in 2017 and one of National Geographic's Best of the World destinations for 2026.
The neighbourhood itself is residential and unflashy: Victorian terraces, a primary school, a small parade of takeaways and pubs along Anlaby Road. The Carnegie Heritage Centre, Hull's Grade II listed former Carnegie Free Library, is a short walk to the north. For everyday food, Viking Fisheries on Anlaby Road does the kind of fish and chips that Hull is known for, the Griffin café/bar is roughly 500 yards away, and Lucky House handles late-night Chinese takeaway around the corner.
For a proper night out, head into the Old Town: the historic George Hotel pub on the Land of Green Ginger has "England's smallest window" mounted in its facade, and the Fruit Market beyond it is the city's indie restaurant and live-music quarter. Hull Fair, Europe's largest travelling funfair, on a charter dating back to 1279, runs at the Walton Street site next to MKM Stadium for eight days each October (9–17 October in 2026), pulling more than 100,000 visitors a day. Book ahead for that week.
- MKM Stadium: ~5 min walk · 25,586-capacity home of Hull City AFC and Hull FC; concert venue
- Hull Paragon Interchange: ~20 min walk or 8 min by westbound bus · Direct trains to London King's Cross, Leeds and Manchester
- The Deep: ~10 min drive · One of the world's most spectacular aquariums and home of the UK's only Green sawfish
- Hull Old Town & Museums Quarter: ~10 min drive · Hull Minster, Wilberforce House, Streetlife Museum and Ferens Art Gallery (all free)
- Hull Fair (Walton Street): ~5 min walk · Europe's largest travelling funfair, 9–17 October 2026
- The Humber Bridge: ~12 min drive · 2,220-metre single-span suspension bridge opened in 1981
- Pearson Park Wildlife Garden: ~10 min drive · 21-hectare nature reserve with bird-feeding station and sculpture trails
- Viking Fisheries: ~6 min walk · Classic Hull fish and chips on Anlaby Road
Getting to Key Locations
MKM Stadium
5 min walk
The shared home of Hull City AFC and Hull FC sits about five minutes' walk south-west of the hotel. The 25,586-capacity bowl also hosts arena concerts; check fixture and gig dates if you're booking on a matchday weekend, when the Walton Street car park next door fills early.
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The Deep
10 min drive
One of the world's most spectacular aquariums sits on Hull's Humber waterfront, about a 10-minute drive from the hotel. It's the UK's only home for the Green sawfish, and one of the city's flagship rainy-day attractions, easy to combine with the Old Town museums for a full day out.
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Hull Paragon Interchange
20 min walk
Hull's combined train and bus station is 1.4 miles east, around 20 minutes on foot or 8 by westbound EYMS or Stagecoach bus along Anlaby Road. Direct trains run to London King's Cross, Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield, and the bus side connects to the East Riding villages and Humberside Airport.
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- Step 1, Leave the station via Anlaby Road exit: Walk through the main concourse and head out the rear (Anlaby Road) exit, behind the bus station. Turn right onto Anlaby Road.
- Step 2, Walk west along Anlaby Road: Follow Anlaby Road for about a mile, passing Hull Royal Infirmary on your right and the junction with Argyle Street. Footpath the whole way; 25–30 minutes at an easy pace.
- Step 3, Or take a bus the same route: Alternatively, board any westbound Anlaby Road bus from the Interchange (EYMS 51, 66 or 66B; Stagecoach 350 Humber FastCat) and alight at the Anlaby Road / St Georges Road stop. Roughly eight minutes.
- Step 4, Turn onto St Georges Road: Take the next major left onto St Georges Road and walk 80 metres south. The hotel is at No. 120 on the right, in a Victorian corner building with cream painted walls and green pillars.
Hull and the surrounding area
Hull, officially Kingston upon Hull, is one of England's most under-rated short-break cities. The 2017 UK City of Culture programme accelerated a wave of investment in the Old Town and Fruit Market, and a £65m+ Hull Maritime project is bringing refurbished ships, museums and old docks back into use through 2026. Visitors find a compact, walkable centre defined by cobbled medieval streets, free museums (Wilberforce House, Streetlife, the Hull and East Riding Museum, Ferens Art Gallery), the Humber waterfront and one of the world's most striking aquariums in The Deep.
The warmest months are late June to early September; the city's flagship Freedom Festival takes over the streets with free music and circus in late August, and Hull Fair runs at the Walton Street site for eight days every October. Match-day weekends at MKM Stadium are the strongest rate-pressure window for hotels in this part of the city. Hull is also the only UK city with its own independent telephone network, KCOM, and its phone boxes are cream rather than red, a small visual detail that's become a quiet civic icon.
A four-minute Hull city guide before you travel
A quick orientation video covering the city's landmarks, food scene and getting around, useful if you've never been to Hull before. Not a property tour.
What guests say about St Georges Hotel
Scores and review counts are aggregated from verified guest bookings on major travel platforms.
Pleasant
Guests rate St Georges Hotel “Pleasant”, a good-value bed in west Hull that delivers what its budget price tag promises. Solo travellers and matchgoers say they'd stay again because it is quiet, easy to access and close to MKM Stadium. The most common reservations across major review platforms concern shared-facility cleanliness and the slightly out-of-centre location, so set expectations accordingly.
Peaceful, a quiet, restful stay.
Met my needs for a Hull stopover not too far from the city centre, would stay again. Slightly out of the way.
A great base for the MKM Stadium, with a good local pub full of genuinely decent folk. We loved Hull and its people.
Good value for money for a one-night Hull stay; sharing a toilet was fine for the price.
Basic but clean and inexpensive.
Two-night stay; a small but fine room for a solo traveller. Nice room with en-suite, easy location, easy access.
Good to Know Before You Book
Check-in is in person between 16:00 and 21:00
There is no 24-hour reception desk. If your train arrives after 9 pm, call +44 7710 051721 in advance to arrange a late check-in.
No on-site parking
The property's Q&A confirms this directly. Drive in and you'll need on-street parking on nearby roads (some sections are residents-permit controlled) or a public car park; the property cannot reserve a space.
Most rooms share a bathroom
Only the Single Room with Bathroom has private en-suite facilities. If shared bathrooms are a deal-breaker, book that single specifically.
The downstairs Loud Mouthed Count pub is closed
Some older photos online still show the pub frontage; the accommodation entrance is the working one, follow the on-site signage on arrival.
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St Georges Hotel FAQs
St Georges Hotel is at 120 St Georges Road in west Hull, HU3 3QE, about a five-minute walk from MKM Stadium and 1.4 miles from Hull Paragon Interchange. Anlaby Road bus stops are 80 metres from the door, with multiple westbound services into the city centre.
You can check in any time between 16:00 and 21:00, with rooms to be vacated by 10:00 on departure day. There is no 24-hour reception, so guests arriving after 9 pm should call +44 7710 051721 in advance to arrange late access.
Exact nightly rates depend on the room type and your dates, and the current price is shown before you confirm. Rates fluctuate around Hull City and Hull FC matchdays and during Hull Fair in October, book ahead for those windows.
There is no on-site parking. The property's own Q&A confirms this directly, so drive-in guests will need to use on-street parking on nearby residential roads (some sections are residents-permit controlled) or a public car park along Anlaby Road. The property cannot reserve spaces.
Yes, the Single Room with Bathroom is en-suite with a private shower, toilet and sink. The other four room types (Single, Double, Twin and Triple with Shared Bathroom) all use a shared facility.
Breakfast is not included by default. the booking page sometimes shows breakfast as a paid add-on for some dates; check the booking flow when you select your dates. Two cafés and a chip shop are within walking distance on Anlaby Road for an early start.
Hull Paragon Interchange, the city's combined train and bus station, is 1.4 miles east of the hotel. That's roughly a 20–30 minute walk along Anlaby Road, or about eight minutes by westbound EYMS or Stagecoach bus from outside the station.
Pets are not allowed at St Georges Hotel. The property is also entirely non-smoking and does not host parties or hen/stag groups.
Late June to early September is the warmest stretch and the easiest for sightseeing, with the Freedom Festival running in late August. October brings Hull Fair (9–17 October in 2026), Europe's largest travelling funfair, to the Walton Street site next to MKM Stadium, just five minutes' walk from the hotel.
Other places to stay in Hull
The Dorchester Hotel, Hull
A larger, more conventional 3-star hotel with on-site free parking on Beverley Road, about 1.1 miles north of Hull centre. A useful comparable for guests who'd rather drive in and park than walk-and-bus.
Lambert House, near Hull
A guest house at Hedon just outside Hull, handy for the airport and the eastern approaches if you'd rather be out of the city.
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