Best Care Homes in Hull

Hull has 99 CQC-registered care homes with a combined 2,875 beds. 3 homes have achieved an Outstanding rating — the highest possible CQC grade, including Magdalen Park Care Home. 61 homes are rated Good. 24 homes require improvement — always check the latest CQC inspection report before visiting.

When choosing a care home in Hull, we recommend shortlisting three to five homes and visiting each in person. Pay attention to the atmosphere, speak with staff and current residents' families, and use our choosing guide to compare them systematically. Understanding how care home fees are funded — including NHS Continuing Healthcare and local authority support — is also essential before making a decision.

Hull has care homes specialising in dementia care, learning disability care, mental health care and 4 other care types.

Hull (Kingston upon Hull) has a relatively compact care home market, with most homes within easy reach of the city centre. The city's older housing stock means many care homes occupy converted Victorian and Edwardian properties, which affects room sizes — worth checking during visits. Hull has lower average private fee rates than southern cities, making it one of the more affordable markets for self-funders. East Riding of Yorkshire Council covers neighbouring areas but Hull City Council handles assessments for city residents — a common point of confusion. 3 Outstanding homes from 99 (3%) is close to average; the city has a higher-than-average proportion of homes under Enhanced Monitoring by CQC, so checking recent inspection dates is particularly important here.