Redcar et Cleveland : locations de vacances en chambre d'hôtes

King-de Luxe-SDB privée avec douche

Ugthorpe Lodge Hotel is situated in the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors national park we are just 8 miles from the busy harbour town of Whitby and within 15 minutes drive from the award winning sandy beach of Runswick Bay. Ugthorpe Lodge Hotel offers a relaxed and friendly environment within our recently renovated rooms and bar area and is the ideal location for a relaxing break or as a base to explore the nearby stunning coastal villages and countryside

Double-de Luxe-SDB privée avec douche

Ugthorpe Lodge Hotel is situated in the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors national park we are just 8 miles from the busy harbour town of Whitby and within 15 minutes drive from the award winning sandy beach of Runswick Bay. Ugthorpe Lodge Hotel offers a relaxed and friendly environment within our recently renovated rooms and bar area and is the ideal location for a relaxing break or as a base to explore the nearby stunning coastal villages and countryside

Cliff's End

Steps from everything Saltburn has to offer, independent shops, bars and restaurants, with the beautiful sandy beach just a 7-minute walk away. Saltburn also has great transport links to York, Newcastle and Whitby. Cliff's End is a beautifully decorated room with a fabulous en-suite, a super comfortable bed and luxurious bedding. A fully equipped guest kitchenette is also available for your use.

Triple-Supérieure-SDB privée avec douche

The Red Barns is a unique Grade 2* historic home, in the heart of the seaside town of Redcar, close to the beach and local amenities. We are ideally located for a short break or a business trip with easy access to the Tees Valley development area. This family run accommodation has been refurbished to a high standard, with large rooms, patio and garden area for guests to enjoy.

Cook-Double-Douche

Situated on the beautiful High Green, in the heart of the picturesque village of Great Ayton, lies the Royal Oak Hotel. Built in the 1700s, originally a coaching inn, it has welcomed visitors from afar for centuries