Royal Whitby
Historic West Cliff vantage point, Reservable on-site parking
Historic West Cliff vantage point, Reservable on-site parking
Heated indoor swimming pool, Nautical-themed Discovery Suite
Panoramic harbour views, Activities for outdoor enthusiasts
Panoramic Whitby Harbour views, Historic mansion with Gothic charm
Unique and quirky themed rooms, Atmospheric candlelit bistro
Whitby Abbey landmark views, Victorian West Cliff heritage stay
Prime West Cliff location, Thoughtful in-room amenities
Whitby Abbey and harbour views, The Vault restaurant and bar
Upper-floor city views, The Four Seasons restaurant
Heritage Kitchen restaurant, Historic Tudor manor house
Traditional Sunday carvery service, Victorian charm with modern flair
Panoramic Whitby Abbey views, Charming tearoom
Authentic Whitby gastro-pub dining, Traditional North Yorkshire inn concept
Views of Whitby Abbey, Family-friendly amenities
Exceptional sea view rooms, Refurbished modern accommodations
On-site water sports facilities, Hearty home-cooked dining
Attic rooms with Abbey views, Quirky gothic room themes
Silver service Fairfield Restaurant, Traditional seaside charm
Top floor family suite with views, Family-run Victorian guest house
Panoramic North Sea views, Convenient off-street private parking
Indoor heated swimming pool, Locally sourced Yorkshire dining
Panoramic Abbey and sea views, Luxury boutique accommodation
Peaceful garden retreat, Convenient town centre access
Pannett Park views, Victorian property with modern elegance
Thoughtfully appointed guest rooms, Prime location near Whitby attractions
Osborne’s Sea View Restaurant, Bespoke Captains Quarters rooms
Spacious suite with panoramic views, Convenient public transport access
Characterful restaurant fireplace, Historic Bagdale Hall connection
Whitby Abbey views, Historic 18th-century building
Victorian guesthouse charm, West Cliff proximity
West Cliff sea view rooms, Victorian seaside guest house concept
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Whitby Abbey was founded in 657AD and today its ruins stand high above the town and it is a major landmark. Within the walls of the Abbey there is a visitors centre which includes a display on St Hilda, a formidable Northumbrian Princess who was once the Abbess of this Abbey. There is also a display on Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, who used this Gothic Abbey as the inspiration behind his creation. The whole site is now owned and managed by English Nature. The Cleveland Way” passes close to this attraction. The current admission admission charges are: Adults - £4.20 (6.3 Euros) Children - £2.10 (4 Euros) Family ticket - £10.50 (16 Euros) Concessions - £3.20 (4.5 Euros) English Nature members - Free Whitby Abbey it is open at the following times: 1st April to 1st November - daily from 10am until 6pm (or dusk if earlier in October) 2nd November to 31st March - daily from 10am until 4pm.
Whitby Abbey is a top attraction in Whitby, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Whitby Abbey, including popular choices like YHA Whitby, Coastguards Cottage, The Black Horse Inn, White Horse & Griffin, The Endeavour.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Whitby Abbey, St Mary's Church, Black Horse, Whitby Jet Heritage Centre, Captain Cook Memorial Museum, all within a convenient distance from Whitby Abbey.