Hotels in de buurt van Mulgrave Castle (Whitby)

'Heel vriendelijke dame die ons hielp en heerlijk ontbijt'

'Clean rooms with attentive staff, excellent breakfast. '

'Excellent location near Whitby. Staff friendly and helpful. Well maintained building with lovely garden area. Two visiting peacocks made added to the ambience. Would definitely stay again'

'Good stay'

'Oh yes everything great '

'Old fashioned courtesy and service. Proper tablecloths and cutlery and an excellent varied menu.'

'Excellent location, excellent hospitality from owners of guest house , I will definitely be visiting this guest house again .'

'Parking was difficult got parked 2nd day got parking ticket also apparently you must display on path side of your car '

'Very pet friendly, parking perfect '

'Lovely comfortable bed. Very unique decor and staff very welcoming . Great location'

'The room was spacious, spotless and had everything we needed, bathroom was also spotless and again had everything needed The staff are friendly and made us feel welcomed from arrival. The only thing that could be made better would be an addition of a full drench shower because there was certainly room for one'

'The property was beautiful, the staff was amazing and the fact that the cafe attached was both delicious and had outdoor seating was absolutely incredible… The only downside to our stay is that there was a huge youth field trip. The kids were probably about 10-13 years old and were terribly loud, running up and down the stairs, screaming and yelling in the hallways and the teachers didn’t do anything about it. They let them basically do whatever they wanted like they had no control over them. It...

'It was a lovely little cottage, had everything we could need. Staff were also very helpful. very comfortable place. We enjoyed our stay very much. However the mattresses were a bit hard but that made little difference. We still slept well 😊 would recommend! '

'Top verblijf in Whitby, extreem aardig personeel. '

'We didn’t stay, the stairs were very intimidating and one of the handrails was too close to the wall to be of use.'