I am a disabled person and I was refused access to the toilet by the door staff resulting in me…read morealmost wetting myself and causing me to urinate publicly outside this establishment rather than wet myself. Then I was further humiliated when the female bouncer refused me entry and made sure that everyone knew that I had had to relieve myself outside.

The Radcliffe is a seaside guest house which offers comfortable accommodation and excellent meals…read morejust 200 yards from the beach at Bridlington, and 100 yards from the town centre. Ideally placed for both north and south beaches, and the harbour, the hotel offers en-suite facilities in some rooms, and basic facilities for others. There are five guest rooms, newly double-glazed, and each with colour TV and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a residents' lounge bar, with a good selection of drinks, and games such as Scrabble, dominoes and cards, should the heavens open. Prices range from £20 to £30 person per night, including full English breakfast. Edited to add that the owners work hard to make stays enjoyable, for instance by offering parking permits, and in their hospitality. I have very much enjoyed my stays here!

I've stayed at the Radcliffe House guesthouse three times now. When I was last there, I received…read morethe usual warm welcome from the owners, Rodney and Jackie Collins, and my room was, as ever, comfortable and spotlessly clean. Being a light sleeper, the double-glazing in the room is very welcome. On my last visit, I had dinner there on two nights. One meal was particularly memorable - fresh local crab, beautifully prepared and served with a decent well-chilled wine. Next to the dining room is a small, well-stocked bar. For me, this is an above average guest house, and I totally recommend it - for single visitors and families alike. Not only for the room and the food and the welcome, but also because all local amenities (shops, bars, beach etc) are immediately nearby.