Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Stayed for just one night as part of our exploration of the great North East coast and really wished we could have stayed longer. We stayed in room 4 which was a delightful suite with a mezzanine bedroom. The room was spotlessly clean and very tastefully decorated. The bathroom was fantastic with the most amazingly powerful shower. The staff were incredibly helpful and polite and made our stay really enjoyable. We had dinner in the pub restaurant which was a true delight as was the...
Stayed for just one night as part of our exploration of the great North East coast and really wished we could have stayed longer. We stayed in room 4 which was a delightful suite with a mezzanine bedroom. The room was spotlessly clean and very tastefully decorated. The bathroom was fantastic with the most amazingly powerful shower. The staff were incredibly helpful and polite and made our stay really enjoyable. We had dinner in the pub restaurant which was a true delight as was the...
Alison
Reviewed September 29, 2020Reviewed September 29, 2020
Beautiful grounds accessed from the bar/rear of restaurant area - literally step outside and there they are. 10-15 minutes walk from the front of the hotel takes you into Sandsend, lovely village. Walk in the opposite direction takes you to Whitby, can walk or take car. Reception asked what our plans were each day, gave us parking disc for Whitby...gives you 3 hours in designated areas..perfect. Lovely hotel for a break that can be as relaxing or busy as you want it to be.
Beautiful grounds accessed from the bar/rear of restaurant area - literally step outside and there they are. 10-15 minutes walk from the front of the hotel takes you into Sandsend, lovely village. Walk in the opposite direction takes you to Whitby, can walk or take car. Reception asked what our plans were each day, gave us parking disc for Whitby...gives you 3 hours in designated areas..perfect. Lovely hotel for a break that can be as relaxing or busy as you want it to be.
Nice property. Quiet with a comfortable bed. It’s at West Cliff, about 20 minutes walk from the station.
It’s technically near the beach but the cliff lift is out of action so it’s a walk to get there. The quietness is the problem as the area feels residential. To get into Whitby is a fair walk down. There is a cost cutters with cash point at the roundabout, a cash only Chinese on the cliff top road and a bar (which was rude when I went in). There are ice cream vans about but you have to walk...
Nice property. Quiet with a comfortable bed. It’s at West Cliff, about 20 minutes walk from the station.
It’s technically near the beach but the cliff lift is out of action so it’s a walk to get there. The quietness is the problem as the area feels residential. To get into Whitby is a fair walk down. There is a cost cutters with cash point at the roundabout, a cash only Chinese on the cliff top road and a bar (which was rude when I went in). There are ice cream vans about but you have to walk...
Amazing stay at St Hildas Complex..Beautiful accommodation in a area surrounded by walks to the sea..Fab food and the nicest staff you could ever wish to meet. Not forgetting Dora the adorableCockerpoo...If your thinking of holidaying near Staithes/runswick Bay / Sandsend /Whitby this is the place you need to say....oh and the lemon muffins at breakfast are to die for..The bus stop is 30 seconds away were it costs £3 to go anywhere ..
Amazing stay at St Hildas Complex..Beautiful accommodation in a area surrounded by walks to the sea..Fab food and the nicest staff you could ever wish to meet. Not forgetting Dora the adorableCockerpoo...If your thinking of holidaying near Staithes/runswick Bay / Sandsend /Whitby this is the place you need to say....oh and the lemon muffins at breakfast are to die for..The bus stop is 30 seconds away were it costs £3 to go anywhere ..
We booked last minute and weren't disappointed.......a lovely place and everything we needed for a relaxing night away.the character and charm of the room and setting made it a bit more special .look forward to a return visit
We booked last minute and weren't disappointed.......a lovely place and everything we needed for a relaxing night away.the character and charm of the room and setting made it a bit more special .look forward to a return visit
A great value for money stay. My private ensuite room basic but functional as simply needing somewhere to sleep. Hand soap provided in room but no towels.
The property does have self catering kitchens, a tv room, lounge (with board games) and conservatory.
The adjoining cafe (which is open to the public) serves full breakfasts from 7.30am and closes as 8.30pm.
Despite signage requesting quiet between 11pm and 7am, I was subjected to raised voices from a nearby room well beyond 2am.
Nobody...
A great value for money stay. My private ensuite room basic but functional as simply needing somewhere to sleep. Hand soap provided in room but no towels.
The property does have self catering kitchens, a tv room, lounge (with board games) and conservatory.
The adjoining cafe (which is open to the public) serves full breakfasts from 7.30am and closes as 8.30pm.
Despite signage requesting quiet between 11pm and 7am, I was subjected to raised voices from a nearby room well beyond 2am.
Nobody...
Cameron was so thoughtful and friendly. It had everything you could want and more and the breakfast was perfect.
We were only there 1 night but felt a wonderful break and would love to stay again
Cameron was so thoughtful and friendly. It had everything you could want and more and the breakfast was perfect.
We were only there 1 night but felt a wonderful break and would love to stay again
Liz
Reviewed February 12, 2025Reviewed February 12, 2025
We stayed here as it was walking distance from the venue for a wedding we were attending. We booked it three nights before so only the bunk bed room was available, but it was fine for us as we were out all day long and then had to be back early the next morning! Lorraine was extremely helpful - we asked if early check in could be facilitated and she did! We were running extremely late after travelling down and Lorraine very very quickly checked us in as I was half-sprinting through the house to...
We stayed here as it was walking distance from the venue for a wedding we were attending. We booked it three nights before so only the bunk bed room was available, but it was fine for us as we were out all day long and then had to be back early the next morning! Lorraine was extremely helpful - we asked if early check in could be facilitated and she did! We were running extremely late after travelling down and Lorraine very very quickly checked us in as I was half-sprinting through the house to...
A very friendly and welcoming pub.We had a comfortable en suite room and enjoyed an excellent evening meal and a traditional full English breakfast.The staff were very friendly and professional ensuring that our brief stay was a pleasant one.The hotel was located on a quaint cobbled street leading down to the harbour.Highly recommended.
A very friendly and welcoming pub.We had a comfortable en suite room and enjoyed an excellent evening meal and a traditional full English breakfast.The staff were very friendly and professional ensuring that our brief stay was a pleasant one.The hotel was located on a quaint cobbled street leading down to the harbour.Highly recommended.
We were not aware but we had booked the 'Romantic Package'- bottle of bubbly waiting for us and a box of chocolates, a lovely surprise. Delightful room with 4 poster bed. Ate in the evening, extensive menu and excellent food. Good breakfast and Buck's Fizz came with our package. Excellent service from everyone, good value for money. Very popular with locals so advisable to book a table if you want to eat there.
We were not aware but we had booked the 'Romantic Package'- bottle of bubbly waiting for us and a box of chocolates, a lovely surprise. Delightful room with 4 poster bed. Ate in the evening, extensive menu and excellent food. Good breakfast and Buck's Fizz came with our package. Excellent service from everyone, good value for money. Very popular with locals so advisable to book a table if you want to eat there.
Jo
Reviewed September 26, 2016Reviewed September 26, 2016
What is Aislaby like for travellers who love the beach?
Known for its gardens and bars, Aislaby offers a lot for the traveller planning a getaway.
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Aislaby?
Plan your trip to the beach with this snapshot of the seasons in Aislaby: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 14°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Aislaby is 846 mm.
What is there to see and do around Aislaby?
After arriving and checking into your hotel, you'll probably want to explore your surroundings. Beach lovers can head straight to West Cliff Beach or Robin Hood's Bay Beach for some quality time by the water. Discover the area's gardens and bars, and make time for local attractions such as North York Moors National Park and Whitby Beach. For more things to see and do, consider visiting Whitby Harbour or Whitby Pavilion.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Aislaby?
Here's some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Aislaby more easily: Make your way to Aislaby with a flight to Durham (MME-Teesside Intl.), the closest major airport which is located 30.5 mi (49.1 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.