Had my wroks Christmas PArty here. Thoroughly enjoyed it, However the food was not to good, and the…read moredrinks were a bit pricey, apart from that though, I cant complain and enjoyed my night!!!

Had a great night on Friday for our work's xmas party. The comedians were hilarious, food wasn't…read moregreat but you expect that at these type of xmas nights. Room was tastfully decorated and everyone seemed to have a good night

I love the goth weekend despite not being a goth…read more The community is so friendly and accepting. Everyone talks and are happy to discuss their clothing. As an autistic person, crowds can be tricky but everyone is accepting. It feels like a super safe atmosphere.

Twice a year Whitby has weekends when the place is overun with Goths. You can go to the event which…read morehas great bands or just go and stare at the insanity and the wonderful outfits. It is like the world of the undead has risen. The origins of WGW lie in an ad hoc meeting of around forty pen-pals who had met through NME and which was arranged in 1994.It states that Whitby was chosen for its Dracula connections, although probably more so because this had already fostered a sense of acceptance on the part of locals and businesses rather than any inherent romanticism regarding the location. The festival was held yearly until 1997, when it became twice-yearly, now held in April and October. It has since grown into one of the most popular gothic events in the world, attracting attendees from across the UK and around the world. Most of the events are held at the town's 1,000 capacity Whitby Spa Pavilion (known just as 'The spa', this is also where the 'Goth Market' is held), however, other venues such as The Metropole Hotel are used for overspill and The Resolution Pub for unofficial events. Although referred to as a weekend it includes events during the day on Friday and Saturday as well as fringe events on the Thursday, Sunday and Monday. It sells out fast so tickets need to be bought online well in advance.

this is one of the more popular venues for christenings, birthday parties etc its just outside of…read moretown offers basic facilities and the women rugby players were featured in a susan an trinny show. also has a mens rugby team an a under 14s team (mixed) every year over the easter bank holiday they hold the rugby sevens, which is basically where the locals go for a drink and watch rugby? in the 15yrs i've lived in this town, i've not been to one. in fact i tend to avoid going out for a drink over the easter weekend! as with all the rugby teams coming in, and being a bank holiday it gets pack out! every where in pock! it can get to brawl stage, but have not heard of any in the past couple of years!

This is an excellent hotel, I have stayed here a couple of times while moving house, and have…read morestayed in the new built part of the hotel and the original hotel. Service is excellent, rooms are extremely clean (especially in the new built part of the hotel) The surrounding grounds are massive, and have recently just been re-developed featuring a huge lake and nice country surroundings. The hotel features a traditional bar, with large comfy chairs overlooking the Hardwick grounds.

Absolutely wonderful stay. The staff could not have been more friendly or accommodating. The…read morebreakfast was super too, get the full English!!