Advantages: Lots to do and plenty of water holes!!!
Disadvantages: Can get busy!!!

...has many of hotels, bed and breakfasts and hostels. There is also a high street, containing high street banks, shops and other points of interest. Getting to Cleethorpes is easy. The main route in is via the A180 through immingham and straight through to the sea front. You can also catch a train to Cleethorpes which will drop you off in the heart of the resort. New information recently reported in the Grimsby local paper suggests major renovation of the seaside resort with large sums of money reportedly being spent on new hotel complexes and attractions. For a great day out, or a weekend break, I highly recommend Cleethorpes. You wont get bored, it wont make you broke and many who visit come back!!! Thanks for listening Rusty... Read review

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Advantages: Compact
Disadvantages: Not much to look at

...Where to start, A180 roundabout and head back out! I'm sorry, but this is not the most exciting place on earth. In fact, it is near rock bottom. I will explain here and now that I live about 28 Miles from Cleethorpes and have never stayed for more than 5 hours in one trip. Also, the locals, known as Meggies, are very friendly and try to make you feel welcome, even when heavy mist descends to provide the best view of the town! Attractions I did say that Cleethorpes was compact. In fact, it is more or less split in two. You have the traditional area near the Railway Terminus and the pier and Then the area near the Boating Lake. If travelling by train, the journey in is not much. You have some factories and Grimsby Town Football Club to one side, and the Humber Estuary on the other. The pier is now a nightclub and no access is allowed... Read review

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Advantages: Looks, size, build quality, driving position, economy,
Disadvantages: Expensive, hard ride, front seats slightly lacking in lumbar support

...I bought my A-Class in 2006 after driving Golf +, 1 series, Civic, Leon. I found footspace problems with the 1 series, Leon & Golf (I have size 11 and wear Doc's most of the time to work) The dealer MB of Milton Keynes, was very helpful in finding a car close to the specification I wanted. Picking up the car was great as you get to drive it out of the show room. I like the driving position which is fairly high so you get a good view. On the passenger side the front legroom is restriced by the floorpan shape. Room in the rear is very goos for the size of car. Knee room is better than in my last car (old model Civic.) The engine is quiet once warm, and certainly nippy enough. You can be lazy and run it in quite a high gear if you wish. Economy varies a lot depending upon the journey and driving style. The best was 63mpg on a long motorway... Read review

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