Many people are not aware that Hull is the HQ for many successful companies. They quietly work away taking advantage of the great value the city offers businesses. Hull city centre offers reasonable rent/rates and employees can go to work without the costly outlay from transport that lots of other cities have. Most people can walk, cycle or drive to work. You are never too far away at Hideout, you’re also close by to iconic attractions such as The Deep and the Bonus Arena.
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The summer holidays are now over and it’s back to school for everyone.
At Hideout Hotel we celebrated a year since we launched our new hotel back in August 2018. We have welcomed parents who have brought nervous freshers to the University of Hull and past students who return yearly to relive and revisit their old student haunts!
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Humber Street Sesh is now bigger and better than ever before. There are more bands, bigger stages, exciting food and drink stalls, plus plenty more. This is all happening across the two-day event between 3rd & 4th August 2018.
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It’s June already and the weather is warming up, so are the events happening all over Hull this month. Hideout is perfectly located in the heart of Hull City Centre, the perfect place to head back to after a long day exploring what this great city has to offer. With its great location you are only a stone’s throw away from major Hull locations such as Hull Marina, Zebedees Yard and the brand-new Hull Venue.
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Here at Hideout, we have all the inspiration an engaged couple need, to plan for their perfect day.
The Guildhall, The grandest wedding venue in Hull, and only a few steps away from the hotel, which is situated in the heart of the city.
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Its officially Spring and it truly feels awesome to see that yellow golden thing in the sky, glistening and making us feel warm and optimistic.We are positively glowing at Hideout HQ. There is so much happening in the city centre and the buzz at last week’s Hull Street Food Night at Zebedee’s Yard set the tone. The aroma of all the glorious food drew in many to Hull’s City Centre.
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The Easter break is almost here and Hull City Centre will be a buzz with all the freshness of Spring and Easter. There is so much to keep little ones entertained indoors or out and as ever Hideout is the perfect place to take in all the Easter fun.
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Mother’s Day is special and at Hideout, working mum Tare (General Manager) appreciates a gift with a difference and in the form of a mini break and lie in from a hectic and busy schedule.
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Spend your night(s) in luxury, our Deluxe Apartment will include a deluxe super king size bed, a designer bathroom, an open plan living room and a fully equipped kitchen, giving you everything you need all in one place.
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We are thrilled to announce that we have a new addition to the Hideout team and would love for you to meet Tare – Hideout General Manager. To help you get to know Tare a little better, we decided to ask her some of her favourite spots in Hull. You will definitely want to add these to your must-sees list when you book your stay in our boutique hotel.
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Hull’s City of Culture Year is coming to an end, and what a fantastic year it has been. From 3,200 naked blue people posing in the streets of Hull for Spencer Tunick’s Sea of Hull commission, to a 75 metre long blade in the city centre to the Turner Prize, this year has seen the people of Hull participate in a plethora of events suitable for the whole family.
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Join us for a cosy evening to kick off the festive period.
Local florist and founder of Violet & Willow, Caroline, will be leading the night, and taking you through the steps to creating the perfect handmade 100% natural wreath for your front door or living room.
We've had the Levine family to stay at Hideout during half term break. We hung out with Saffy (9 years old) and Lily-Rose (12 years old) to find out what they thought about Hull, and their Hideout.
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We’ve been working hard to get everything up-and-running as soon as possible, so that we can welcome in both visitors to the City of Culture and locals with open arms.
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