"A great location. We stayed in a glamping pod and had a lovely time. Clean and all you need for a few days. Local shop 5 mins drive away to get anything you need"
"A great location. We stayed in a glamping pod and had a lovely time. Clean and all you need for a few days. Local shop 5 mins drive away to get anything you need"
"Lovely property, in a small settlement of varied pods and cabins, arranged to ensure privacy. Great location, close to both Pickering and Thornton le Dale. We are foster carers and needed a break with our very small youngster and the pod suited us perfectly - there was even a song thrush singing to us every evening!"
"Lovely property, in a small settlement of varied pods and cabins, arranged to ensure privacy. Great location, close to both Pickering and Thornton le Dale. We are foster carers and needed a break with our very small youngster and the pod suited us perfectly - there was even a song thrush singing to us every evening!"
"The pods have everything you need it’s clean modern, outside is kept neat and tidy, so relaxing, would definitely recommend and would come back again"
"The pods have everything you need it’s clean modern, outside is kept neat and tidy, so relaxing, would definitely recommend and would come back again"
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.
Climb the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey's haunting ruins where Bram Stoker found inspiration for 'Dracula.' Explore the Captain Cook Memorial Museum and book a whale-watching trip from the historic harbour during summer months.
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...
Friendly, clean and beautifully situated hotel.
Friendly, helpful and professional staff.
Excellent food, but beware the huge portions!
Highly recommended.
Friendly, clean and beautifully situated hotel.
Friendly, helpful and professional staff.
Excellent food, but beware the huge portions!
Highly recommended.
Garth
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
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
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.
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...
Very nice apartment convenient for local attractions. Walking distance of Whalebone Arch. If, like me, you don’t have a var, it's within walkin distance of supermarket, local tourist bus which goes to all local attractions, including the Abbey. Be aware the loft appartment is up 3 flights of stairs, but once you reach it, it is very quaint and an ideal base. I was there when it was very strong winds and heavy rain, but the flat js very snug and warm so I was pleasantly surprised. Well stocked...
Very nice apartment convenient for local attractions. Walking distance of Whalebone Arch. If, like me, you don’t have a var, it's within walkin distance of supermarket, local tourist bus which goes to all local attractions, including the Abbey. Be aware the loft appartment is up 3 flights of stairs, but once you reach it, it is very quaint and an ideal base. I was there when it was very strong winds and heavy rain, but the flat js very snug and warm so I was pleasantly surprised. Well stocked...
Whether you'd prefer to stay beside the water or in the hills, we have an impressive variety of cheap cabins in Whitby to consider. Priced from £100 to £386 a night, your perfect cabin can be found right here.
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What are the best mountain cabins near Whitby?
If you need a fix of fresh air and superb views, escape the city and stay in a Whitby mountain cabin. Explore the rugged beauty around Captivating 1 - Bed Cabin In Middlesbrough. This property has all you need for a fantastic escape, such as a microwave oven and a kitchen. Or, experience mountain life at Cabin - Glamping Wagon - 1 X Double Bed. It features a kitchen, a fireplace and more.
If you'd love to save on your stay, we've got some fabulous deals on Whitby cabins that won't break the bank. Like the sound of £100 a night?
Can I find log cabins in Whitby?
You'll have a hard time finding a more character-filled escape than Honeysuckle Single Storey Log Cabin. Offering a dishwasher, a kitchen and more, this log cabin in Whitby is where life seems to slow right down. Another top pick is Impeccable 2 - Bed Log Cabin In Cramlington. Ample charm, a dishwasher, a kitchen … They're just the beginning of things you'll find here.
What are the top things to see and do in Whitby?
It's tempting to do little else but relax, but there are so many exciting things to experience outside your wonderfully cosy cabin. First stops? Whitby Abbey, Whitby Harbour and Whitby Beach. They're a few of the major highlights around Whitby. If you'd love some ideas for excursions, Robin Hoods Bay Beach, Danby Castle and Mallyan Spout Waterfall await a little further out.
Why should I book a cabin in Whitby?
For a getaway that's big on character, affordability and home comforts, it's hard to beat a cabin. Leave your city blues behind and roam through the greenery of nature. From days spent hiking to restful nights cuddled up by the fire, cabins offer the perfect mix of relaxation and excitement. Check out the wonderful Whitby options on Expedia.