Free Wi-Fi included.
Two well-behaved pets welcome at a cost of £30.00 each per stay.
Residents parking permits for 24/7 on-street parking included for length of stay for three cars. Other long-term car parking available nearby. Extra permits can be purchased on request.
Note: Guests can choose to have exclusive use of a private beach hut on North Bay at an additional cost (please enquire) The beach hut does not form part of the housekeeping duties and guests are required to leave the hut as they have found it and in readiness for the next guests.
Please note: the bunk beds although they are full size, are only suitable for children due to the height of the ceiling in the bedroom.
Full occupancy is 10 adults plus two children, not suitable for 12 adults.
Please note the ground floor apartment tenants will require occasional access to the courtyard to place their rubbish in the bins.
Please note: Travel cot can be provided on request- the master room is the only room big enough to have the cot up in
What's on nearby?
SCARBOROUGH
WOLDS WAY LAVENDER. A family run attraction with lots to see and do, with Lavender Fields – a pleasant nature walk, tea room and unique gift shop. SCARBOROUGH TO WHITBY RAIL TRAIL. This former railway line which closed in 1923 is now open to walkers and cyclists. Known as the ‘Cinder Track’, it takes you through the North Yorks Moors National Park with options to take several detours to visit places such as Cloughton Wyke, the Cleveland Way and Stoupe Beck Sands. SCARBOROUGH CASTLE. The 12th century castle conceals over 2,500 years of turbulent history and is well worth a visit when in Scarborough. Specially constructed viewing platforms offers visitors wonderful views of the coastline and town. SEA LIFE CENTRE. Overlooking the North Bay and home to thousands of sea creatures as well as a busy hospital for orphaned and injured seal pups. See their Humboldt Penguins and collection of Giant Japanese Spider Crabs!. NORTH YORKSHIRE MOORS RAILWAY. One of the country’s most popular steam railways, covering 18 miles between the market town of Pickering and the village of Grosmont, travelling through the heart of the North York Moors National Park. BEMPTON CLIFFS. If bird watching is your passion, then the magnificent cliffs of Bempton can showcase Puffins at certain times of the year..