Princes Quay

very good shopping and car parking

I liked it here. Bright with plenty of shopping. Clean easy to find toilets.

Large range of shops, but too many empty units.
The food court is currently being renovated, so there are only one café open, and the hot dog tall mentioned earlier.
The cinema is good, but the place desperately needs some work.

Une petite galerie commerçante agréable.

the Biggest Shopping Centre in Hull.
Princes Quay has 3 Floors full of High Quality shops Such as Bank, republic, Boots, Zavvi and River Island to name a Few.
The Top floor is now a Newly opened Cinema Called Vue.
This Shopping centre is amazing ! i go there all the time when i am shopping in town as it has a Great atmosphere and a large selection of High Quality shops !
i would Highly recommend visiting Princes Quay if you find yourself in the area !

Princess Quay offers a HUGE variety of shops, cafes, restaurants and more, and very often I have found the only place I need to go to in the city centre is there! There are many events, often musical, held in the centre of the ground floor for all shoppers to see and listen to, which ever floor they are on. The food there is diverse, the shops are quite cheap, and everybody has a succesful shopping trip there! Hygiene is usually up to good standards. The place looks fantastic outside and in.

From the moment this place opened it was a blight on the landscape. A messy, jumbled giant green house of overpriced shops and stinking food courts.
The only saving grace was the top deck shopping which closed down years ago.
Now it is an empty shell of a shopping centre.
No where to buy books, dvds or cds, the only things to buy are over priced shoes and clothes from the limited, generic high street shops you will find elsewhere in Hull and every other city.
There are no cafes or restaurants here any more since the Quay priced them out. There are two generic food stalls and a hot dog stand. Oh yes, there are no restaurants!
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Opened in the 90’s this was the place to be and the place to shop before the long awaited arrival of St Stehens.
Located in Hull city centre, close to Wifergrate, it hosts around 80 shops from clothing & shoes, CD’s & DVD’s, opticitans, eaterie’s and a cinema there is a great range to choose from.
Because of St Stephens it has lost custom, however with plans to extend onto the Marina hopefully it wont to earmarked for closure.
I must admit since St Stephens opened, i do not often shop here myself, however i cannot see how it can close as St Stephens is half the size of Princess Quay and if the many shopping centre’s work in Leeds then having 3 shopping centre’s in Hull should work too.

Princes Quay used to be ‘the’ shopping centre to use in Hull, the only place with decent shops. However, now the St Stephens development has opened, it has lost much of its status and custom. Shops have deserted it, and so have customers.
The ‘top deck’ shops have been closed down to make way for a Vue cinema, which, admittedly, is my favourite Hull cinema, but came at the same time as a Reel was opening nearby, and put a lot of shops and the better cafes out of business.
There was also a Burger King on the bottom deck until recently, but this also has been replaced with a smaller chain.
The centre still has a few top-​rated shops– Topshop, Miss Selfridges, Faith, Monsoon, The Disney Store and Primark are the main. However, it does feel now as if Princes Quay is just waiting to be closed down.

Princes Quay is a great place to shop. It has a beautiful view and is very stylish inside. Primark and the cinema are probably the main attractions. The cinema is fantastic but can be pricey but great food and the seating is great. However due to the credit crunch many shops are disappearing. Hopefully they will eventually fill all the empty shops with lots of new and improved ones. :)

Das Princes Quay Shoppingcenter ist eines der drei Center in Hull. Dort gibts es alles was das herz begehrt. Bekleidung, Schmuck, Kosmetik, Cds usw. Natürlich wird auch für das leibliche Wohl gut gesorgt. Wer sich nach dem Shoppen einen Film ansehen möchte, kann dies im obersten Stock im Kino tun.

Its an average sized mall. It has a limited range of shops which sell little other than clothes, and limited food to eat. It is located in the city centre so it is convenient. It overlooks the river, which has pretty fountains but is otherwise an ugly brick-​walled river.

There isn’t much that can be said about Princes Quay which can’t be said for any shopping mall. It has the usual range of shops spread over three levels. Until a couple of years ago there was a top level which housed small ‘local’ shops selling things like clothes, computer, jewellery etc which was a nice antidote to the national chain shops below. Sadly this was closed and all the businesses hoofed out, which was a shame and turned Princes Quay from something a bit different to being yet another faceless shopping mall.

This is one of Hulls largest shopping centres. It has a large range of shops, these include women’s wear, mean’s wear, health and beauty.games. Its also includes several places that you can eat and have a drink. One recent addition to the Quay is a new cinema on the top deck.
The thing that makes princes Quay stand out from the other large shopping centres is the location, it’s situated over a body of water which is especially lovely in summer.
It is always maintained in a clean state. The car park is good.
I would recommend shopping there. The shhopping centre is not huge but has everything you would need. For a good shopping day out regardless of your budget. My favourite is Primark!

A variety of amazing shops from Shoes to CD’s and Clothes to Models. Situated on 3 floors with a selection of food outlets from burgers to sushi. Next to the Princess Quay in Hull City Centre, beautiful water side atmosphere in the summer for eating and relaxing in the summer. By far the best shopping mall in Hull.

Another of Hulls great shopping centres this time with 4 levels the top now being Vue cimema another place to visit after a long day walking round shops put the shopping in the car & enjoy a couple of hours relaxing watching a movie. There are escalators & lifts to the levels & a whol variation of shops to suit all. There is a food court at the bottom with a few different choices to take your fancy. A multi storey car park is adjacent to the building so parking no problem & pricing is pretty cheap

havent really visited since st stephens opened but used to be good, some cheap clothing shops in there and some ok places to grab a bite to eat. Also home to the disney store which is a must if you have children of the disney age. Oh yes and millies cookies if its still in there how good were they. I may have to visit some time very soon.

A good overall shopping centre. Has most of the large shops within the complex which is over 3 floors. If you leave the shopping centre, other highstreet shops are in close walking proximity. There is a cinema within Princess Quay in the top floor and plenty of eateries from fast food to more restaurant dining. Princess Quay is clean and well managed and parking is on the site and reasonable.

its not to bad for a mediaum size shopping centre, the usual shops there and some more unusual, such as the new shop thats taken over from tkmaxx, okay to look round, but big price tags probably picked out of a lucky bag lol,
clean and tidy, a good view of the old dock, and a nice warm place to sit and watch the canoeing on rainy cold days, a limited choice of food,
with the vue cinema taken over the top floor now, which i must admit was my favourite floor as this was like the alternative and market area.
at christmas it looks really cool as elves hanging from the ceiling and a santa grotto for the kids,

easy access from car park and it doesn’t cost the earth to park there!
if you suffer from vertigo, avoid escalators!
vue cinema on top floor
and lots of fashionable clothing stores as you would expect from a shopping center, like top shop, miss selfridges etc
attached to a primark. an other stores like perfume, game.
food court is at the bottom, and the smell of hot dogs waft’s up throughout the building!

Princes Quay has got lots of different shops, from clothes shops to toy shops. There are 3 floors in the centre, they are simple to get to by the lifts or escalators. The staff are happy to help, and will show you around to the places you need to be.