Hull Paragon Interchange is the main bus and train station serving the city centre of Hull in the…read moreEast Riding of Yorkshire. It's right next to St Stephen's Shopping Centre. It's by no means the largest station in the country but is certainly adequate for a city the size of Hull. There are six active platforms, it's easy to get between them after passing through the ticket gates and there are a small number of seats to wait before boarding your train. The majority of train services that serve this station are operated by TransPennine Express, which also manages the station. Other operators serving the station include Northern Trains, Hull Trains and the occasional LNER service. I did notice a lack of staff around the station, I had to end up asking a police officer for directions as I struggled to find my way around the station and the city, after arriving for the first time, while he did seem helpful, I felt like a police officer had better things to do than offer directions to a lost and confused tourist. There's a small number of outlets inside the station to pick up a drink, with the traditional offerings of Costa, Starbucks and WHSmith being available. I would advise going to the Starbucks inside St Stephen's nearby if you have more time, however, as the one inside the station costs significantly more and does not accept Starbucks cards. The bus station part of the Interchange is certainly showing its' age, it isn't the most comfortable place to wait for a bus and it's obvious that it hasn't had any money spent on it in years. 3* - OK, certainly nice for a place the size of Hull which is so out in the sticks that the transport options are very limited anyway.

While in the UK for work I ended-up using the Hull Interchange quite a few times and every time it…read morewas clean, the staff was helpful and nice, many reader boards in appropriate locations, and several kiosks to purchase tickets. To top it off, it's located downtown Hull, a great location for the weary traveler who needs a coffee pick-me-up, food or a hotel.

A little small cabin with a small cafe offering sandwiches and drinks at a pricey rate. Also sells…read morepostcards maps of hulls information about hull and Barton and local attractions in the area, the staff are helpful if asked a question but lazy in serving you, took me ages to be served with an ice cream. Cna be nusy on hot days, they also have a cafe inside but i ahve never visited in there.

reliable taxi ride. Very pleasant driver and dispatch lady. Arrived on time every time and didn't…read moredrive like a maniac. I would have given them 5 stars if the car had been super clean ( It wasn't really dirty but in need of seeing a hoover on the back seats a bit) If I go back to Scunthorpe, I'll definitively use them again!

Thank you for your friendly and swift service. Will recommend everywhere! Fillingham. Wednesday 11…read moreApril 2018

I travel fairly frequently with P&O Ferries from Hull to Rotterdam or Zeebrugge as I really enjoy…read moresailing and the mini break experience. The ferries leave between 1700 and 2130 and you check in a few hours before. On board you are alocated a small but perfectly formed practical and comfy cabin. The crossing happens overnight and you are at your chosen dock early in the AM. The prices are very reasonable and it is best to opt for all meals onboard at the time of booking. The food is a hot buffet type Restaurant and is all you can eat) It is always good qaulity with plenty of choice and there is a good salad bar and soups on offer. There is also a more expensive Ala Carte Restaurant onboard. Finally there is a cafe that serves tea and coffee til 0100, sandwiches are also available. The bars are open until around 0100 and the prices are mid range. there is a live band on each Evening and they are pretty good, quite similar to the club type cabaret style. Generally the crossings are peaceful, but the wend crossing can be pretty lively with Stag and Hen type parties and the beer monster guzzling types( ohh what a snob i sound... Bruges is a lovely tranquil place for a day out and Amsterdam certainly has it's own charms to offer. The typical ferry trip is a 2 night sail and a full day in the chosen resort. You can of course opt for a night in the resort for an extended stay. Service on the ferry is generally very good, although the Zeebrugge crossing is a larger, newer more stylish vessel, where the Staff are mainly Philipino very polite and helpful and tend to be a cut above the mainly Portugese staff on the other crossing. The cabins are clean and well appointed and are all on suite with bunk type beds. I would really recommend these mini breaks for a trip and my recent trip cost under £100 for x2 nights, all food onboard and return resort coach travel)

The P & O Ferries are great for low cost breaks! We recently went on the P & O Ferry to Bruges…read more Very good value return travel on the ferry and we took the option that P & O give you of staying an extra night in Bruges. There's plenty of bars on the ferry, also a small cinema and a couple of shops. The restaurants were really well organised and it was good food. Our cabin was compact, but clean and had everything you need. The ferry itself is kept to a high standard. The only downside we felt was that the main entertainment bar was the smoking bar. (i.e. You couldn't smoke anywhere else on the ferry but here and outside so it was very smokey). Not being a smoker I found this a little bit annoying (probably because we've become so used to people not being able to smoke in bars and restaurants over here). That aside, I would definitely recommend using P & O for short breaks. If you have the option book outside of school holiday time as it's so much more relaxing when it's not as busy!

Part of the York Park and Ride Scheme in conjunction with First Group, which is situated on the…read moreoutskirts of York, near to A64/A1079 junction. It is clearly signposted from the road and has excellent access (controlled by traffic lights if heading in from B&Q side or exiting the compound) There are enough spaces for 920 vehicles, with ample disabled parking spaces located right in front of the bus stop (with ramp access down). There are even spaces set aside for larger vehicles, such as camper vans. However, if your vehicle is over 2.1m, you need to let the site staff know before entering the car park, and they will move the height barrier for you. The car park is monitored by CCTV and the control room is on site. They are also available for any queries that you may have. There are toilets on site. They are clean, if a little dated, but then is a public car park! The buses run frequenltly throughout the day (as early as 7am and at peak times running every 10 minutes), taking you from the car park to Piccadilly in the city centre in about 15 minutes. It drops you off close to the Jorvik Centre and the main pedestrian shopping areas. There are other stops available en route, such as Morrisons and Peasholme Green, but Piccadilly is the main stop where most people alight or catch the bus for the journey back. The last bus at time of writing, departs Picadilly at 8.05pm. The buses are clean and reliable with free wifi on board. The driver is (usually) very pleasant. The prices are good value, with an adult return ticket costing £2.80. That's not bad at all considering what you would pay in the car parks closer to the city centre. Concessions get a return ticket for just £1 each. Prices as of March 2015. .

never before have I enjoyed a bus ride so much iam a wheelchair user and am sorry to say were I…read morelive I have been turned away from buses not wanting the hassle, the drivers on both trip were very helpful lowering the floor and using the ramp so I could get on and off no problem , highly recommended xx

i used to use Hull Train Station Everyday for a few years when i Commuted to and From leeds…read moreeveryday, although the station is Relatively small in comparison to other major cities, the Trains are Usually on time and the staff at the station are really helpful ! Now the Area has been refurbished at the beginning of the year, everything looks alot more upto date there are a Few Shops in the Station compount and there is St Stephens Shopping Precint Next door which is convenient for Out of Town people.

Its quite nice to look at, but it is always cold, even the 'indoor' bits are very cold, you can…read moreshiver while you drink your coffee. It is conveniently located in the city centre, and from the station you can get busses to anywhere around Hull.

Okay service and nice people kind to the kids I will recommend this transport serviceread more