Grove Hotel, Bagdale, North Yorkshire, Whitby presented by A1 Tourism

Grove Hotel
36 Bagdale, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QL
Telephone: 01947 603551
English Tourism Council 4 Stars
Which Good Bed and Breakfast Guide

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The Grove Hotel enjoys a pleasant situation overlooking Pannett Park, just a short walk from Whitby town centre and its picturesque harbour and ancient Abbey ruins.

The hotel offers all the ingredients for a happy and carefree holiday. The atmosphere is friendly and informal, and the accommodation comfortable and homely. Over the years we have gained a reputation for our high standard of service and good food, and a great many of our guests return to us time and time again.

Our television lounge is available for you to use whenever you please... to watch your favourite television programme, to plan your itinerary for the day or simply to relax in with a cup of coffee or a drink from the bar.

Bedrooms are all centrally heated, well furnished and tastefully decorated and most have en-suite facilities. Colour televisions and complimentary tea/coffee trays are provided in all rooms.

A hearty full English breakfast, served in our elegant dining room, will set you up for the day ahead.

Parking is not a problem at The Grove Hotel. We have two car parks - one at the rear of the hotel and the other to the front, just across the road.

We aim to provide our guests with excellent value for money and as well as a very competitive daily rate we offer reductions for a full weeks stay, and also special rates for Senior Citizens.

Whitby...

Often referred to as the gem of the Yorkshire Coast, Whitby offers the visitor history, charm and beauty. Its narrow, cobbled streets contain a wealth of fascinating shops where you will find all kinds of craftwork, local Victorian photographs by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe and jewellery made from famous Whitby jet. There are numerous old inns and coffee shops, and plenty of opportunities to sample freshly caught seafood.

The colourful harbour dominates the town with the ancient Abbey ruins looking down in it from the skyline. See Whitby transformed by the eerie sea mist and you will understand how it inspired Bram Stoker to write his stories of Count Dracula. This is also Captain Cook country: he lived in Grape Lane and spent many years sailing colliers from Whitby harbour.

If you are seeking an active holiday there are many sporting activities available including golf, fishing, horse riding and sailing.

Just close by...

Whitby is an ideal centre for exploring the magnificent North Yorkshire Moors National Park which promises splendid walks with breathtaking views.

Visit 'Heartbeat Country' centred around the village of Goathland, just 15 minutes drive away and see where this popular TV series is filmed. The historic city of York, and the market towns of Pickering, Malton and Helmsley are all within easy reach.

We also have a self contained Holiday Flat - please ask us for further details.