Hotels near Captain Cook Memorial Museum

"Setting up parking passes was easy. Self check in nice and clear. Room was clean and quiet. No complaints!"

"The restaurant was very nice and had a varied menu. Staff were very helpful and attentive "

"breakfast menu was ok but when i ordered a sausage mushroom and egg sandwich i literally got 1 egg 1 sausage and 1 mushroom on dry bread it was not good "

"What an amazing little gem of a hotel. So quirky with its wonderful themed rooms. We stayed in the Saloon which was based on a room in a an old western saloon. The ensuite had the most amazing stand alone roll top bath which could have fitted 2 without any problem. There is a lounge with a small bar where you can get the most incredible choice of cocktails that I have ever seen. There are also wines beers and spirits available. This was very cozy and comfortable and we finished off our evenings there each night of our stay. The view from the hotel which is situated at the top of the cliffs overlooking both the harbour and Whitby Abbey in the distance is beautiful."

"Easy access to shops and restaurants "

"A lovely unique place to stay. Lovely and friendly staff. So quiet and peaceful. Excellent location. Rooms had tea, coffee, biscuits. 100% recommend this place. "

"Fantastic location with great views of the harbour."

"Very clean room and bathroom. Bathroom was very big. Right across the road from the railway station and bus station "

"The property was beautiful, the staff was amazing and the fact that the cafe attached was both delicious and had outdoor seating was absolutely incredible… The only downside to our stay is that there was a huge youth field trip. The kids were probably about 10-13 years old and were terribly loud, running up and down the stairs, screaming and yelling in the hallways and the teachers didn’t do anything about it. They let them basically do whatever they wanted like they had no control over them. It was awful. The morning we were checking out, so were they. The kids were blocking every exit, every hallway, every set of stairs and we had to make our way downstairs to the reception area. When we finally made it down, more kids were blocking the only 2 exits to reception. There was a kid crying and throwing a fit right in front of one of the doors and the other door was being blocked by 15 other kids. One of the teachers looked at me and asked if I was trying to get to reception and I said yes. She replied “well you can use the other door” the door she was referring to was the door being blocked by the child throwing a fit. I just looked at her in shock. How was I supposed to exit, because as a mom and a teacher, I find it very inappropriate to talk to a child on a field with their school. Those teachers had absolutely zero control over those children. If you would like to stay here, it is absolutely beautiful but I strongly suggest you call and ask if there is a field trip."