Good honest pub grub at a reasonable price. Accommodation is clean and good value for money. The…read morething that really makes this place is the landlady Doreen who make The Royal Oak a home from home.

Royal Oak very friendly atmosphere great food and beer,been in 4days in a row ,well worth a visitread more

Cannot believe this hasn't got a review! its by far the classiest/fanciest hotel in Filey. It has a…read moredevine evening menu with the likes of lobster and fillet steak as the norm. the rooms are most if not all sea facing and the staff here are brilliant. cannot complain with this place at all. It can be pricey, but guys, its the best place in Filey so one cannot grumble. My parents adore this place too. check it out!

Beautiful hotel and location only problem is seagulls have taken up residency all over building a…read morespecially the back rooms but there you go still a lovely building to stay in

Gorgeous, historic exterior - dismal, cold, decrepit interior. Do not stay here if you are…read moreexpecting the outside to match the inside. You may be able to book a fantastic view, but the room will be a massive disappointment. I could not get into my room early, so when I finally gained entry at nearly midnight, I found that the window had been left open all day and the room was freezing cold. There is no control of heat by room - and as of October 1, the building's boilers still had not been turned on! I hunted for a spare blanket - but the wardrobe did not have one. I tried to call down to ask for one, but the room did not have a phone! The second day, my bed was made, but the bathroom was not cleaned. In fact, the previous renters soap was still in the tub. The tub wall is several feet high - so elderly folks beware. My liquid shampoo body wash dispenser was empty and never re-filled, despite requesting it in person with the chambermaid. A bug was crawling on my shaving kit. Hard, uncomfortable bed Chipping paint on the sills Marked walls No doorknob at the main entry (where do you hang the do not disturb sign?) Squeaky floorboards Slow Lifts Drab public rooms Visit here for a photo op only - stay elsewhere!

What an absolutley brilliant bar and restaurant this is. I went just before christmas with a party…read moreof 6, the excellent deal they do on tuesdays (two meals for #10) is superb value for money and the food was amazing, everyone ordered something and there was not one complaint! The bar prices are very reasonable and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. One of our party is in a wheelchair and access was not a problem at all. I would definatly reccommend a visit to this bar I certainly will be going again.

We stayed here on our first visit to Scarborough....the hotel was perfect. The rooms are much…read moresmaller than expected but hey, were in the UK. The bed was great, the steam heat really heats of the place...and the bathroom was good. The water volume and pressure is low making it somewhat difficult to take a good shower...but I lived...!

In a town filled with unimpressive and below par hotels for whom the phrase 'customer service' is…read moreyet to be introduced, the Crown stands out as an example of what a good hotel can be with a little effort and care. Its the towns only four star hotel, and it shows. Its located away from the town centre and is unremarkable looking from the outside (and even the lobby) the rooms and facilities offered are clean, comfortable, well maintained and modern. Theres a pool, a number of bars to choose from and a very well equipped gym which is also open to non residents. Food - either in the restaurant, at the bar or via room service, is very good and the staff have a rare quality in Scarborough - they understand they're there to look after customers and act accordingly, and are always dressed smartly which adds to the impression of professionalism. Conference facilities, if thats your thing, are also superlative, and while you pay for the service you receive, if its as good as this, then there shouldnt be many who can have a problem with it. Highly recommended hotel.

The Expanse Hotel is The venue where the Probus Club of Bridlington…read moreWe have been meeting at the Expanse Hotel since January 1970. We meet and dine each month from October to May in the Seymour Room and usually have a speaker. We have been well looked after by the management and staff during that time. If you would like to know more about its location please visit probusbridlington.weebly.com

Hi just spent two nights in the Burlington Suite the Suite was very good but on arrival the suite…read morewas very cold they had two small electric heaters on but no central heating on this came on at after 5 PM we complained when we went down for our evening meal and they said they would send the night Porter up which he did come up after 9PM and said that he had over ridded the heating so it was on all the time the bathroom was beautiful with a walk in shower but the room was large and the wall heater wasn't big enough to get the room warm for a shower it just became warm enough to have a shower on the day we came away. Then to top it all we had Pidgeons which kept us awake most of the night on the window ledges. I liked the hotel very much but when you are paying £424.00 for the two nights half board you would expect the room to be looked after and the room warm on arrival.

Nothing to fault here. Most of the crowd were outside on the grass with no view, we sat in the…read moredining room with a great view of the ocean and sailing ships and it was quiet. Prawn sandwich, new potatoes, curry colly soup and a pot of tea hit the spot. All for around 30 squid. Lovely nice service.

I stayed here for 1 night in May 2017 on business. This is an older Premier Inn near the beach and…read morethe train station. It is located on Falconers Road overlooking the roundabout next to Iceland supermarket and Westborough Street. There is no free car parking however the pay-and-display parking opposite the hotel is free in the evening and overnight. Also there is a secure car park building close to the hotel which closes its gate at night around 11 pm if my memory serves me right. There is an attached pub which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. I had a breakfast and an early dinner there. The food quality was good but the breakfast selection wasn't as diverse as the rest of the Premier Inn's I stayed in. The staff in the reception and the pub were friendly and helpful. The lady at the reception disk gave me useful information regarding where to park the hire car. This is a good place to stay regardless which traveler category you fall under.