Hotels with Parking in Whitby

I'm going to give this hotel, Wilson Arms, my highest rating ever! The accommodation is very reasonably priced, including cooked breakfast - I had a full English. My room has two arm chairs, comfortable large bed and lovely bathroom. The view from the window couldn't be better. The food last was also delicious and great value. Good range of beers including two hand drawn. Only a few rooms and fully booked last night.

The hostel is on the top of a mountain. After entering the old town, you need to climb 199 steps up the mountain. It is recommended to drive by yourself. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the city center and the train station. The garden is very beautiful. There is a restaurant that provides breakfast and other meals. The front desk is not open 24 hours. Check-in starts at 15:00 on time. Check-out time is 10:00 in the morning. Just throw the key card into the box. The cutlery and utensils in the self-service kitchen are very clean.

Our staying at the Witching Post Inn could have not been better. Our room was spacious and very confortable. And the place has a lot of personality and history. If you want to know the roots of this place you can speak to the landlord, Pete. But more important Pete makes you feel at home, as you are part of the family. The stories, the jokes and the environment in the pub is so cosy that makes you feel you are between friends. And don't look anywhere else for food and drinks. We had dinner in here during the Parmo night, and the food was fantastic, one of the best we had in the area. And this includes the beer and gins. Also, we vouch for the breakfast, the full breakfast is delicious and we couldn't get enough of it. If you are staying the area, please do yourself a favor and stay at the Witching Post Inn. I am glad we chose this place for our staying, and a big thanks to Pete and all the staff for the lovely and welcoming staying

Everything was fine as expected. The TV in the room was tiny, as was the kettle. We visited the Restaurant/bar to have a Latte and a glass of wine but the speciality coffee machine was not working. The wine ( Zinfandel ) did seem rather expensive at £8.95 for a small glass. The breakfast was good but we thought that a continental breakfast should contain more continental items, rather than just Crossaints, fruit/ meats/cheeses perhaps. Overall, definitely in the same class as other establishment of the same type and price point that we have stayed in, priced reasonably overall.