Best Hotels near Robin Hood＇s Bay Museum, Scarborough District

We stopped for a few beers and something to eat. The fish and chips are the best we have ever had, better than Whitby. Staff were very friendly, Guiness was as good as it gets. Lovely and warm after a hard mornings walk .All in all a really nice time. We will be back.

Walking the coast-to-coast with friends and the only reason we booked in here was sheer convenience. Initial impressions were of a place that needed some TLC (our friend, a professional surveyor, said he wouldn't know where to begin checking the place out). Any low expectations or reservations soon dissipated. The welcome was warm and genuine, the bed was as modern and comfortable as the building was ancient and creaky. The dark green dining room had retained its 300 year old elegance despite a 20th century fireplace, but the roaring fire and high quality of the cooking were what mattered. A 'comfort food' choice of chicken and leek pie turned out to be a culinary experience to treasure - home made with thick, crunchy pastry and generous filling. It wouldn't have been out of place in a very pricey restaurant. A veggie friend remarked that the menu was obviously designed by a carnivore but the sole option of beetroot bourguignon went down well enough. The cooked breakfast menu was extensive and cooked to order. The bacon was thick (obviously not from a supermarket) and perfectly cooked. Continental breakfast options included a yoghurt, strawberry and oats. The beer was in top condition. The most impressive thing about our stay was experiencing some little, unexpected touches that, had they not been provided, would not have lowered our impression of the place, but reinforced our belief that the proprietors are genuinely concerned to give guests a great stay. Two examples: the espresso machine in the bedroom (no Nescafe instant here); and, instead of the usual trio of pre-packed ginger nuts, we had midnight munchies of home-made fruit bread and mince pie with what I assume was a local cheese, a bit Swaldaley or Wensleydaley with a crunch (I should have asked), all left on a covered cheese board in the bedroom. Wonderful!

Was a birthday treat for my fella.. lovely relaxing time, staff really friendly and helpful, we stayed in the Marrakesh room, nice, and clean, bed comfortable and the spa Bath was enormous for 2.. recommended the badger pub for food was gorgeous and reasonably priced.. would return

A gem of a find! We were visiting Whitby but wanted to stay somewhere away from the bustle of the town. Only 3 miles away down a little lane near Sandsend beach was Mulgrave Country Cottage, set in woodlands it was so peaceful and completely unpretentious. A lovely lounge and large bedrooms. Blaine and Jasmin were so helpful and provided a delicious breakfast. Would definitely stay again.