Located approximately 1.2 miles from Whitby Harbor and 1.6 miles from Whitby Abbey, Penny Hedge features a restaurant, bar and free WiFi throughout the property.
Lee
United Kingdom
It's was quiet area, you got a restaurant and pub nxt door which does excellent food 😀 the staff was very helpful and friendly.
Located just a 10-minute walk from Whitby Beach, Bagdale Hall & Annexe is a Georgian townhouse featuring limited onsite parking, free Wi-Fi and rooms with high ceilings.
Sherrida
Canada
Wonderful piece of history . Amazing location . Would re visit. A gem!!!
Located in Whitby, a 18-minute walk from Sandsend Beach, Sneaton Castle has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Horngarth offers accommodations in Whitby. Whitby Abbey is 1969 feet from The Horngarth,
Andrew
United States of America
Wonderful find! Great location—close to everything, yet tucked on quiet street. Very clean room that was so well appointed with everything. Very friendly .
The Resolution Hotel offers accommodations with private bathrooms in the very heart of Whitby, just a quarter mile from Whitby's stunning beach and piers.
julie
United Kingdom
Just lovely staff at reception
Staff was a little stressed at breakfast time
This charming family-run hotel has a great restaurant and a wonderful, peaceful location on Whitby’s West Cliff, near the seafront and within walking distance of the town center.
Located in Whitby, within a 4-minute walk of Whitby Beach and 1.4 miles of Sandsend Beach, The Buck Inn has accommodations with a bar and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive...
The location is perfect and great value for money!
Located in the center of Whitby, the George Hotel has a lively bar with Sky Sports and BT Sport on large screens and several entertainment nights per week.
The rooms were all refurbished and the staff great.
Overlooking Whitby Harbor, the Royal Hotel Whitby is located opposite the famous Whalebone Arch in the West Cliff area of Whitby.
Clean and tidy room with lovely view of the Abbey.
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I was disappointed by the amount of rubbish on the floors in...
I was disappointed by the amount of rubbish on the floors in the touristy parts of Whitby, discarded cigarette ends, empty fish+chip wrappings etc. This was predominantly on the west side. Crossing over to the east side the area was a lot tidier, and classier.
Bob
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
It makes for a good base - things to do locally, plus quite...
It makes for a good base - things to do locally, plus quite good rail & bus links to many varied destinations. Do be aware how hilly the town is ! Just the one good bookshop, but it is very well worth a visit.
Andrew
10
Scored 10
6 of us went for Whitby fishing boat was great day and back...
6 of us went for Whitby fishing boat was great day and back have nice showers and bath was great. We love the kitchen see so nice and we relax chats fun while we eat food cooking great. We would love come back again
William
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Came purely for a rock n roll event at the Pavilion but what...
Came purely for a rock n roll event at the Pavilion but what we saw of Whitby was lovely but lots of steps so anyone with mobility problems really need to studie where best to go. But the fish and chip are amazing.
Hattersley
10
Scored 10
Whitby is a very quaint, attractive town.
Whitby is a very quaint, attractive town. Lovely to walk round with beautiful views of the coast, the Abbey and all surrounding areas.
There a plenty of cafe's and restaurants to choose from.
Something for everyone.
Susan
10
Scored 10
The best, most picturesque English seaside town I've visited...
The best, most picturesque English seaside town I've visited. So much to see and do. The ancient harbour and twin piers; lots of restaurants such as Magpie Cafe and the Humble Pie and Mash shop; lots of places to stay; Skinner Street with its boutique shops and lovely Botham's bakery; a ruined Abbey dominating the views; a brewery; gorgeous sunsets on the beach; sailing boats and boat trips; an old marketplace and the local museum set in a beautiful park (you need at least 2 or 3 hours for the museum); a steam railway. Also, Whitby is ideal for exploring the local area such as pretty Robin Hood Bay, Scarborough and the Yorkshire Moors.
Fantastic entertainment, great location with lovely views. We luckily parked directly outside & for free (out of season) the downstairs of this hotel is lovely and feels royal but its so dated and rundown. All the same it has charm. Great location at the top of the cliff looking down into the bay, will definitely visit Whitby again
A well located hotel / pub, with easy access to Whitby, the North Yorks Coast and North Yorks Moors. Good parking and good breakfast menu choice (included in our price). Warm and clean room. Spacious dining rooms and bar. Friendly staff.
The room was spacious, well equipped and spotlessly clean, as was the well thought out ensuite We had a lovely view of Whitby Abbey.
All the staff we met were very friendly and helpful.
The hotel had a lift.
Lovely hotel staff very nice and friendly breakfast was delicious and had loads of choices right in the centre of whitby rooms were very spacious and very clean would recommend this hotel
Located opposite beach. A short walk from Whitby harbour. Spotlessly clean hotel and room. Great breakfast. Very friendly hosts. Will definitely recommend.
Janet
United Kingdom
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