Hotel Victoria
4 StarsOsborne’s Sea View Restaurant, Bespoke Captains Quarters rooms
Osborne’s Sea View Restaurant, Bespoke Captains Quarters rooms
The Brigg overflow dining room, Family-friendly pirate decor
Rooms with sea or garden views, Historic Victorian house setting
Panorama Restaurant dining, Heated indoor swimming pool
Historic West Cliff vantage point, Reservable on-site parking
Authentic Whitby gastro-pub dining, Traditional North Yorkshire inn concept
Heated indoor swimming pool, Nautical-themed Discovery Suite
Panoramic harbour views, Activities for outdoor enthusiasts
Prime West Cliff location, Thoughtful in-room amenities
Whitby Abbey landmark views, Victorian West Cliff heritage stay
Unique and quirky themed rooms, Atmospheric candlelit bistro
Panoramic Whitby Harbour views, Historic mansion with Gothic charm
Historic 1731 stone-built farmhouse, Cleveland Way and Cinder Track access
Countryside and sea views, Proximity to coastal attractions
Whitby Abbey and harbour views, The Vault restaurant and bar
Heritage Kitchen restaurant, Historic Tudor manor house
Ensuite rooms with moorland views, Sun terrace and spacious beer garden
Traditional Sunday carvery service, Victorian charm with modern flair
Upper-floor city views, The Four Seasons restaurant
Balcony rooms with bay views, Prime Robin Hood's Bay location
Panoramic Whitby Abbey views, Charming tearoom
Exceptional sea view rooms, Refurbished modern accommodations
Scenic beer garden and patio, Historic 19th-century coaching inn
Views of Whitby Abbey, Family-friendly amenities
Indoor heated swimming pool, Locally sourced Yorkshire dining
On-site water sports facilities, Hearty home-cooked dining
Silver service Fairfield Restaurant, Traditional seaside charm
Picturesque Esk Valley views, Locally sourced dining experience
Attic rooms with Abbey views, Quirky gothic room themes
Spacious suite with panoramic views, Convenient public transport access
Top floor family suite with views, Family-run Victorian guest house
Gardens and terrace access, Proximity to Robin Hood's Bay beach
Panoramic North Sea views, Convenient off-street private parking
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
The Coast to Coast is a cross-country route that was devised by the hill-walking pioneer, Alfred Wainwright in 1972. It stretches from St Bees Head on the west cost of Cumbria to Robin Hood’s Bay in north east England, a distance of 190 miles (305Km). The route passes through three different National Parks: Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors. The route can be completed either direction: i.e. from west to east or east to west and although it was originally designed to be traversed on foot a cycle route now runs along much of its length. Coast to Coast is not recognised as an official national trail route but over 10,000 people nonetheless complete it every year.
Coast to Coast is a top attraction in Robin Hood's Bay, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Coast to Coast, including popular choices like Glen-Lyn, The Wayfarer, Robin Hoods Bay, Hotel Victoria, North Ings, Lee-Side B&B.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Coast to Coast, Old Coastguards Station, Robin Hood's Bay, Ruswarp Pleasure Boats, Whitby Abbey, all within a convenient distance from Coast to Coast.