3 Argyle Road, Whitby, United Kingdom
Located 11 minutes' walk from Poet's Cottage Shrub Nursery, The Whalebone Arch Hotel Whitby includes 9 rooms with views of the sea. This hotel entices guests with street parking, available nearby.
The Whalebone Arch is about 700 metres away, while Whitby train station is in the vicinity of the 3-star hotel. Take benefit from the proximity to Pannett Park, which is a 16-minute walk away. Also, Alice in Wonderland Garden is situated 1 km away. This property stands within a 500-metre distance of the miniature Arnold Palmer Putting Course.
Welcoming guests to a balcony, the rooms are furnished with a cupboard. The en-suite bathrooms come with a separate toilet and a shower. Spacious bedrooms are equipped with a wardrobe. For more comfort, a hairdryer and towels, along with a separate toilet and a shower are provided.
The Whalebone Arch is a few steps from the restaurant The Met Lounge Bar.
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Danny
2020-11-09
We went to Long Kings, located right by, to have some dinner. The host is great. It was a 3-star hotel in every way: )
George
2020-09-14
Recommend to others. Planned to see Whitby major attractions and it was reasonable base for visiting all of them. We were greeted by friendly owner. We had a sea view from our room...
Ross
2020-08-15
We stayed 1 night and truly enjoyed the excellent location. The room faced the sea. Free Wi Fi was available too. We would love to come back when visiting Whitby.
Dave
2020-05-14
every staff member was great. best bed and breakfast experience. hotel's really close to main attractions like whitby museum.
Andy
2020-02-07
We found Harbour Fish bar to dine in 400 metres from the hotel. The property was situated a short walk to every place we wanted to explore, like Whitby Museum.