 | The Dolphin Hotel
Bridge Street, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 4BG
Telephone: 01947 602197
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Welcome To The Dolphin Hotel & Restaurant - Whitby
Situated on the East side of Whitby, just passed the old swing bridge, sits this magnificent public house, The Dolphin Hotel & Restaurant. Steeped in history, which can be viewed on the About page, this welcoming family establishment can cater for all your food, beverage & accommodation needs under one roof.
With all the amenities offered by the beautiful town, that is Whitby, on the doorstep and one of the two beeches, Tate Hill Sands, only a few hundered yards away, your time at The Dolphin Hotel & Restaurant, whether for a quick drink, a meal or a stay in one of our fabulous rooms, will be a memorable one.
With our friendly bar staff serving a large range of cold beers, bitters, ciders, including the new pear cider from Bulmer's, red & white wines by the glass, spirits, soft drinks, coffee & tea and a variety of bar snacks, there is something for everyone's taste.
A varied menu is being served seven days a week and can be viewed on the Menu page with all meals being prepared on the premises.
Our accommodation comprises of seven rooms, five of which have the fabulous harbour views and a luxury apartment, en-suite facilities in all rooms.
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Accommodation
All our accommodation is fully en-suite, has tea and coffee making facilities, a colour television, plenty of wardrobe space and most have table and chairs and a dressing table.
Our luxury apartment has a double room plus a double sofa bed in the living room so can sleep upto four people, a fully fitted kitchen, sky television, fabulous private roof top balcony taking in the fabulous views to the west side of Whitby and also comes with a private parking space.
Most of our rooms have fantastic views up the harbour towards the pier's and across the harbour towards the west side of Whitby, these views are the best harbour views in town.
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A brief history
Originally known as the Custom House Coffee House, this fantastic building developed into a public house some time in early 1823 because it was believed that alcoholical beverages where being served.
The original entrance to the building was on Grape Lane, the frontage that we see today on Bridge Street is due to the demolition of shops and the widening of the road, which now leaves a wide pavement area outside the present entrance.
Raffled Anchor was the next building along Grape Lane and was also a public house, although the present pub has a room named the Raffled Anchor we have no known connections to the Raffled Anchor which was demolished along with the original Tin Ghaut (T'inne Ghaut) which was also situated here.
Rebuilt in 1912 to its present form it now stands beautifully within its surounding environment of Whitby.
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