In this hotel where you can stay -…read more the Irish writer,Bram Stoker stayed in 1890 & wrote Dracula

We had not visited Whitby previously so chose The White House off Booking.com website. We were not…read moredisappointed. It was in a beautiful position overlooking the golf course and the sea and we received a very friendly welcome. The twin room we booked was lovely with dual aspect windows, comfortably appointed with spacious bathroom. We were extremely comfortable, staff were always on hand but not intrusive. We enjoyed super breakfasts and our evening meal was from a great choice of menu and beautifully cooked and presented. We were able to park with ease and this hotel will definitely be a first call if we are in the area in the future. A great deal for a good price.

Haven't eaten here but my review is for the pub itself and the quality of the beer . Very clean…read morepremises.

I stayed at The Cliffemount Hotel for 5 nights as part of a business trip. We were a group of 18 so…read morewe took up nearly the entire hotel (or at least if there was anyone else staying I was not aware of them). The hotel itself was very charming, situated on the cliff above Runswick Bay. The staff was always polite and very accommodating of our large group. I'm not sure if we had a group rate or not, but the rate for us was very reasonable. My standard room consisted of one double bed (very comfortable I might add), a free-standing wardrobe, tea/coffee and cookies, and a flat-screen tv. The en-suite bathroom was tiny but I'm fairly minimalist so I was able to make it work. I always had hot water and the water-pressure was good. Our meals were group meals so I can't speak much to individual service, however our group was always received good service. The menu varied from day to day. I'm a picky eater so I did not sample all of the variety, and tended to stay with the beef selection for dinner. While not cooked like I'm used to, the food was always of good quality albeit a bit bland for my taste. No one in our group ever left an empty plate. The soups were apparently quite a hit. One thing the brits do really well are chips - oh how I wish I could get 'fries' this good in the states. For breakfast i always had the continental breakfast which consisted of cereals, yogurts, and pastries. There is also a fully-stocked bar on the first floor. Three things to note: there is no elevator and the stairs are steep (not surprising for a rural hotel), they don't take AMEX, and the free wireless internet was very spotty. Some rooms were not able to get signal at all. Overall, this is a charming coastal hotel situated in a beautiful part of England. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone staying in this area of Yorkshire.

Myself, husband, son and 2 friends tayed at the Clarendon on Sunday 29th May. The aim of our stay…read morewas for a ghost hunt with spiritulist medium Ray Bokor. Wen we arrived we were met by very friendly staff who showed us straight too our rooms. Rooms were pleasant and very clean. Bar prices were reasonably priced with great beer. On the nite was a great llive band on which seems too be every wk. We met the owner russ who was very nice and friendly. We had a great nite ghost hunting with ray who we have met on a number of occassions. He is very frindly and always makes us feel welcome wherever we might be. I would visit this hotel again situated in a lovely place by the sea. Karen Fairclough Carlisle Cumbria.

Situated right next to Redcar's High St Clock - the Clarendon has recently changed hands but I have…read moreto say that you wouldn't really notice. Decor is still very much along the Irish Pub theme with walls painted with slogans and images of famous celebrities. The drinks are competitively priced and this is a great venue for watching Sky football games with plently of widescreen plasma TVs dotted around the place. The bar meals are good value - plently of 2 eat for £6 deals. This is a great place to go for a quick pint and something to eat in your lucnh hour. Always busy so there is usually a buzz about the place and a good atmosphere. Staff are very friendly and I'm pleased to say all have a good sense of humour. Weekly live music nights get very busy so I would recommend getting there early so you can grab a seat. Late licence at weekends and doors are staffed. Again, get there early as queues can be out of the door.

The Duke Of Wellington can be found in the Yorkshire moors, it is the ideal place for walkers. It…read moredates back to 1765 so has an atmosphere to it and not just a house turned B&B. It is named due to the plaque which sits pride of place over the open fireplace. There are several bedrooms, all of which enjoy amazing views of the Danby Dales and its moorlands. A fabulous full english is included in with the price with singles from £35.

I love this place. I've stayed at the Duke of Wellington three times now and none of the visits…read morehave been long enough. The Duke is in a glorious location on the north Yorkshire moors - about 13 miles from Whitby. The rooms are bright, clean and comfortable with views overlooking Danby Dale. The food is excellent. The menu is not that extensive, but what is on it is delicious. After a hearty meal, there is nothing we like better than taking in an evening stroll around the Dale. I can throughly recommend staying here. Room tariffs are also very reasonable with a top notch full English included in the price. Grant Douglas (the owner) and his staff always provide excellent customer service. If you stay here, you will also have the added bonus of hanging out with some off the most comical sheep in all of Yorkshire!

Beautiful grounds and sitting rooms. Nice, strong coffee. Afternoon tea with nice selection of…read morefinger sandwiches. Awesome staff.

Really loved it here, old world and immaculate. Food was tasty, we had evening meal and breakfast,…read moreboth plentiful and tasty. Some great little pubs in the area too. I will definitely be going back.

O'Gradys is situated just along from the Clock on Queen St and has recently been extended to…read moreinclude a smaller, more intimate bar. The decor is along the Irish Bar theme but very tasteful and the whole place has a fabulous atmosphere at any time of the day or night. O'Gradys restaurant is to die for! Their Sunday lunches are divine and only £7.95 for three courses. Delicious home-cooked Yorkshire puds with a choice of three meats and plenty of fresh vegetables. This can be served in the bar at any time but the restaurant is much nicer - you need to book though. O'Gradys has some great live music and it's worth keeping an eye out for when bands are playing there. It does get quite packed though so go early and get a seat. Drinks are competitively priced and the bar staff are very helpfuland friendly.

excellent food and entertainment at this irish themed pub in the coastal town of redcar , great…read morevalue for money too ..

Stayed here for the last night of my National Geographic Coast 2 Coast trip. The room is very…read morelarge and quite clean. The bathroom was larger than most I've been in recently. The staff is very nice and quite friendly. Have not yet had breakfast but I will say the garlic mushrooms appetizer was amazing. The fried scampi and chips was quite good. I sampled the fish and chips and it was great. There was more fish than most places so you can rest assured it's not pure batter. Should I find my way back here I'd definitely stay here. Highly recommend. Edit: WiFi is VERY spotty so I should deduct for that but wont

Was wondering Robin Hood Bay and found these steps up a rather steep hill. At the top was this…read moreoasis of a hotel. Stopped in for a coffee and dessert. The dessert was to die for. Upside down toffee apple cake. Delightful! Washed down with Irish coffee. The coffee was cold and tasted like, well, coffee. Couldn't taste the Irish, but tasty none the less. Why 4 stars? Coz this yapping little poxy dog sitting at the table near by. Why they need to bring dogs to eat I have no idea but this one was a pain in the ass. Anyways, polite staff and great restaurant over looking RHB.