Stayed here a couple of times in the past, and its a very comfortable and friendly family run…read morehotel. The rooms are very comfortable - and as an added bonus, actually warm in the winter. Breakfasts are plentiful, evening meals are very nice and a welcome alternative to having to walk the streets in search of something to eat. The hosts/owners of the hotel are very friendly people and give you the impression that they actually value your custom. Room rates are very acceptable - particularly if you can bag yourself a sea view room, and if you're prepared to spend a little extra then theres a luxury 'honeymoon suite' on the top floor. Recommended

Lovely old historical building, set in a quiet courtyard in the village of Hunmanby. The food is…read moreexcellent, and the rooms were comfortable. All in all, anywhere that makes you feel relaxed gets a good review, and this place does. The surroundings are lovely and quiet, and all the rooms are rooms are relaxing leather furniture a plenty. Because of this place's nature, I'd say it attracts the older clientele, and therefore young parties should perhaps find alternative accomodation, although I'm sure all ages are welcome. The restaurant and bar staff are very friendly, although a tad scatty, but they get there in the end .. If you like things nice and quiet, and want comfort too, then this is ideal place to stay if you ever have the misfortune to be in Hunmamby ..

Very pretty hotel well situated at 10 mn by walk from the center and along the sea in Whitby…read moreConfortable and cleaned. Good place to stay in Whitby. Has a restaurant and the breakfast is included.

This is my favorite hotel in Malton! It just went through an extensive renovation which really…read moremodernized the place throughout. What I love about this hotel is that no two rooms are the same. Each one has its own distinctive charm & character. For this particular visit, I was lucky enough to get Room 9 down at the end of the property that overlooks one of the main traffic arteries into the heart of Malton. That said, this hotel is a series of interconnected buildings that are at least a few centuries old! No elevator (lift) here; you're gonna have to navigate some stairs. But it's all part of the beauty of this place. The restaurant here showcases the fact that Malton is The Foodie Capital of Yorkshire. All the ingredients are locally-sourced and super-fresh. Definitely try the English Breakfast! No wonder Charles Dickens would come to Malton to escape London! And it's highly possible he stayed here, as Chancery Lane is literally across the street and features the office used as the model for Ebeneezer Scrooge. Cool history! Also, back in the day, the Onassis family would rent out the entire hotel on their visits to acquire Thoroughbreds, so there's a very good chance Jackie stayed here, too!

This a beautiful hotel with a delightful restaurant set in the North Yorkshire village of Malton. A…read moreluxury break - delightful rooms and special food.

Easily the best hotel i have ever stayed in! The most friendly staff you could imagine, helping me…read moreand my dad with anything we needed. comfortable, cosy beds, easy to fall. asleep. A wide variety of facilities and generously large rooms. I stayed in room 21 on the night of Saturday 10th June 2023 and i was extremely surprised when my room that was just a twin room had a balcony that overlooked the town nicely. Entire room was spotlessly clean including things like the bath, toilet, beds etc. The breakfast was the best breakfast i had had in a very long time, cooked to perfection. The outdoor seating is a very nice place to sit with a drink and take in the atmosphere. i really hope to be back, thank you to all the amazing staff who made this stay as wonderful as it was, Jacob, Son of Ben who stayed in room 21 on Saturday 10 - Sunday 11 June 2023

Have stayed here a couple of times now, and I always enjoy my stay…read more Staff are friendly and will do all they can to make sure you enjoy yourself. Good choice of food and plenty of it. Good selection for breakfast too. Never have to wait long to be served either. Bar is good for a hotel and not too expensive. Rooms all seem to be recently decorated, and although the bathrooms are dated they are spotless.

really friendly staff food excellent have stayed in hotel a couple of times rooms really clean…read morehighly recomend this one !

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.