Hotels near Henry Pease, Saltburn-by-the-Sea

This hotel is able to charge what it wants since there’s no competition in the town . So it’s your choice either pay it or don’t stay there . Yes we paid it but frankly it’s really poor value for money . For £245 we were expecting a slick and modernised hotel that exudes comfort and warmth . Instead it’s an old building on the hillside of the town and we think a former night club that is a rat run of corridors and draughty entrances and echoes . Whilst our room was clean it was noisy from the Wine cellar chiller fan 24 hours per day . The fabric of the place is dated. Not worth the price of an equivalent priced 4 star hotel in Copenhagen we had returned from . Niceties such as tissues in room were lacking . Bath/ shower gel one small bottle per couple with no body lotion provided - and that’s with a business that has a Spa attached to it ! Breakfast is included if booked direct with the hotel but they don’t provide any fresh fruit ;cereals; toast other than served with cooked dish . Fruit juice was a choice of orange or orange ! We really felt short changed by the experience but as stated you pay the price !

Great hotel in town. Excellent restaurant. Helpful staff.

What an amazing stay; a gorgeous hotel in a stunning location, an excellent base for exploring the North Yorkshire Coastline. All the staff were so friendly and efficient and nothing was too much trouble. Our beautifully appointed room had fantastic views of the countryside and the bed was super comfy. The food was delicious, from the extensive breakfast menu, to the De Brus Bar & Grill and finally Chaloner's Restaurant, with it's changing menu and excellent wine list. There are lots of places to sit and relax and take in the beautiful surroundings whilst enjoying a cocktail or coffee. We simply couldn't fault this hotel and can't wait to go back.

This was our second stay at this lovely, welcoming hotel, the first being just two months ago. We enjoyed our stay so much, that we decided to return fairly quickly. We weren’t disappointed. We booked the same deluxe room, Woodpecker, which was spacious, comfortable and quiet. The staff, without exception, were polite, helpful and friendly, from Housekeeping through to Management. The food was delicious, served beautifully and the dining room, especially the conservatory, a pleasure to sit in. We have no hesitation in recommending this hotel and are already making plans to return for a third visit. If only they could do something about the weather!!!

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We had a lovely four days at the Royal Oak in Great Ayton. All the staff were kind and helpful. The bedroom was clean, bright and comfortable. We had delicious dinners on three of the nights and another excellent meal at their sister pub The Buck on the last night. Nice breakfast with quality ingredients and really good coffee. When staying at Great Ayton, be sure to taste the best ice cream at Suggitt’s and fine pies at Petch the butcher!

YHA Whitby's location is stunning - right by the 199 steps, St Mary's Church, the Abbey and with beautiful views across the river and town. It's a beautiful historic building with an absolutely lovely private garden. The table football was also much enjoyed! Abbey entry is free for hostel guests which was a bonus. However, it feels like it is coasting on its location and exterior, and was a disappointment compared with other YHA hostels. Firstly check-in is 3-10pm, despite the YHA website saying it's 24hrs (hopefully they will update this). There's also not a 24hr reception, again contrary to the YHA website. There's a sign directing you to the cafe out of these hours, but it was a big contrast to other hostels where there's usually someone around to ask for info, provide key for the luggage room, answer qs and deal with any issues even if you can't check in yet. Definitely not a warm welcome. The room was decent but the shower leaked all over the floor - a sign said to leave the showerhead pointing down to avoid floods, but the bath tap stuck out so much this meant you couldn't get under it and the mixer tap was awkward. I doubt that any of the management have tried showering in it. The bathroom is looking tired. No binliners in bins, and no storage in rooms either (they have changed completely from the TripAdvisor photos which are from 2016!!) Loud music from the kitchen underneath us at 730am on Monday morning. Overall, the hostel could do with some TLC - and will need it if features like the beautiful conservatory, where grass is now growing through the glass panes, are to last. The cafe is haphazard and the breakfasts a shambles - no trays, cutlery running out, coffee running out, juice running out (and not being speedily replaced as happens elsewhere), bits being left off the toast machine so the toast falls on the floor, etc. They seemed to only cook 4 eggs at a time and have no queuing system so we had to wait a long while for cooked breakfasts while others came straight in and were served immediately. Some staff were friendly but others were completely uninterested. We wanted to mention these issues quietly to reception as we left, but guess what... shutters up again and no one around.