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.

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!

This premier inn is very nice and looks like it has been recently updated. There is an easy 'self…read moreservice' check in and the staff were friendly. The rooms are very uniform and look identical to other locations I've stayed in. The room was great, the bed was comfortable and the room was clean and fully stocked. I would recommend this premier inn if you are wanting a comfortable base when visiting the Pickering and surrounding areas.

3 star only for the bar staff!!! The landlady is an absolute horror! Never met a more ruder woman!…read moreAvoid!

A charming pub with two main rooms and a good outdoor seating area with an excellent view of the…read moreharbour. The interior is cosy, even when there are two dozen musicians having a session. The real ales are well kept and competently served at a fairly standard price for the area Abbot Ale and a Copper Dragon (Silver Myst) when I called there. They have good facilities for breakfast snacks and other meals as well as very good coffee. The service is faultless and all are welcomed, even those as strange as myself!

Cozy pub at the Wheatsheaf Inn is really lovely. Friendly staff, wonderful food, what more could…read moreyou ask for.

dec 30 fabby great welcome roaring fire small good menu bit sparse on the fish side but the pork…read morebelly was delish such a bice place not too crowded loved it here husb meal looked great the chips were really nice selection of veggies buttered swede nice green beans

First of all let me say that this is most likely to be the best hotel in the region of Bridlington…read moreand Filey. It has a progressive attitude and is a welcome departure from the typically OAP centric area. I really do want this place to strive on for future awards and not rest on those past achievements in the eighties. We stayed in the standard room with breakfast on a three nights for two deal. The hotel, restaurant buildings surround a gravel courtyard for parking and there are plenty of spaces. The first impressions are good and the hotel has an air of class about it. The reception is not always manned but with a slow yet friendly start we were set. Our standard room was described at reception as 'spacious', it was most certainly not. However upon comparison with the other rooms on the fire plan it was one of the larger rooms. The size is adequate if you are tidy and organised. The bed although small was indeed comfortable and was the best part of the room. An attempt to keep the design contemporary and clean had been made but there was a lack of attention to detail. The windows locks were missing, the bathroom lamp flickered if one sat on the toilet and the bedside lamps were fitted with old fashioned non-energy saving bulbs, one of which was broken upon arrival. Faults were reported and remedial action was undertaken that very day. The consistency of this service was undermined by the fact our room was not serviced at all for one of the three days, I can only assume the cleaner has Sunday off. The breakfast is delivered in an elegant surrounding and your place is already set for you. The menu seems at first limiting especially on the continental side of things. The service is excellent and our requests were catered for and remembered day in day out. The grilled breakfast is generous and if a high standard. The adjoining restaurant 'Azzurro' is a well laid out and design conscious. Service was prompt, friendly but not over fussy. All of the starters bar the Gamberoni were a little overly constructed. The typical quantity explosion occurred, the stuffed Romano pepper starter at Pizza Hut could teach them a lot. Simple flavours, small plate, done well for the price. Instead my stuffed pepper (Pepperoni Ripieni) was drowned beneath a bowl of melted cheese and filled with a mundanity usually reserved for little chef. On to better things however. The (Filletto Sfizio) Prime Fillet, Mushroom, Truffle, Dolce Latte & Cream was superb and cooked to order very well although a little more medium than rare. This dish although the most expensive deserves your attention. Don't let the pizza oven steer you away from this. The pizzas that were ordered although crispy and authentic on the outer base were overloaded with topping which in turn made for a moist inner base. To conclude, the hotel and the Azzurro are laid before you as a potential masterpiece and I am sure that on occasion all the notes are hit but for me, the admission of room servicing for one day supplement to the repair state of the accommodation let's that potential remain exactly that.

The Radcliffe is a seaside guest house which offers comfortable accommodation and excellent meals…read morejust 200 yards from the beach at Bridlington, and 100 yards from the town centre. Ideally placed for both north and south beaches, and the harbour, the hotel offers en-suite facilities in some rooms, and basic facilities for others. There are five guest rooms, newly double-glazed, and each with colour TV and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a residents' lounge bar, with a good selection of drinks, and games such as Scrabble, dominoes and cards, should the heavens open. Prices range from £20 to £30 person per night, including full English breakfast. Edited to add that the owners work hard to make stays enjoyable, for instance by offering parking permits, and in their hospitality. I have very much enjoyed my stays here!

I've stayed at the Radcliffe House guesthouse three times now. When I was last there, I received…read morethe usual warm welcome from the owners, Rodney and Jackie Collins, and my room was, as ever, comfortable and spotlessly clean. Being a light sleeper, the double-glazing in the room is very welcome. On my last visit, I had dinner there on two nights. One meal was particularly memorable - fresh local crab, beautifully prepared and served with a decent well-chilled wine. Next to the dining room is a small, well-stocked bar. For me, this is an above average guest house, and I totally recommend it - for single visitors and families alike. Not only for the room and the food and the welcome, but also because all local amenities (shops, bars, beach etc) are immediately nearby.

A great location in Pickering. We dropped our bags early and parked the car until check in. They…read morealso let us keep the car overnight in their car park when we went to do the NYMR rail trip the following day. Very friendly staff. Tom took our bags to the room and then doubled up as Bartender in the evening. He was polite and helpful and I only wish management would buy some martini glasses then he could have made me really happy. This is what I call an old school hotel. the hotel room was spacious, the staff friendly and the building had lots of nooks and crannys. Manage your expectations and you wont be disappointed.

I've eaten here a couple of times and I've yet to be disappointed -- although sadly I've not stayed…read morehere, so I can't comment on the rooms they have. The hotel is situated on the roundabout where the A169 meets the A170 -- so it's certainly very accessible. There's a dedicated car park (accessed from the A169) where it's usually possible to find a car-parking space. Inside the hotel is well decorated and very pleasant. The restaurant serves all the things you'd expect it to, and the quality of the food cannot be faulted. It's probably slightly above average pricewise, but then you get what you pay for It's opposite the Crossways hotel and part of me fears than during the economic downturn only one of these two great hotels may survive. If so, Pickering would be robbed of a great place to eat.