Small, friendly hotel, close to all West Cliff and town amenities. A warm welcome awaits you at The Waverley from resident proprietors, Stephen & Julie Ward. A charming small (non smoking) hotel, it assures a friendly personal service to all its guests. The Waverley is situated on Whitby's famous West Cliff and is thus very conveniently positioned for the Promenade, beach, harbour and shops. Children over the age of 5 years are welcome and enjoy specially reduced rates if sharing a room with parents. Unfortunately, due to the quiet nature of the hotel, pets and children under the age of five are not allowed to stay at The Waveley. There are 3 parking spaces at the back of the hotel (please enquire for availability stating the make and model of the car) or, alternatively, 'on street' parking is allowed on Crescent avenue......click here for more information

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Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and comfortable hotel accommodation in this Jacobean hall. The bedrooms, some with shower or bath are fitted with radio and television and offer excellent views of the surrounding countryside. There is a main residential lounge. Facilities also include limited car parking and a spacious rear garden. This 17th century country hotel is situated in its own grounds within a few minutes walk of the River Esk in the village of Ruswarp. It is an ideal centre for fishing, boating, walking, horse-riding, golf or just quiet relaxation. The historic fishing village of Whitby, with its magnificent beach, safe bathing and varied holiday pastimes, is only a mile and a half away. Just inland is the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the perimeter of which is easily accessible from a network of major roads. Please note that Ruswarp Hall is totally non-smoking and operates on a Bed & Breakfast only basis......click here for more information

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The Duke of Wellington is an ivy-clad traditional eighteenth century inn located in Danby, near Whitby. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the Moors, Whitby and the coast. Built in 1732, the Inn was used as a recruiting post during the Napoleonic Wars. An iron plaque of the Duke of Wellington was recently uncovered on the outside of the building and has been mounted on the fireplace in the bar. Restoration and refurbishment has improved the facilities whilst maintaining the character and charm of this traditional country inn......click here for more information

from £45.0