Hotels 1 to 16 in Scarborough, North Yorkshire

Ambassador Hotel - With stunning views across Scarborough's South Bay and the town's harbour and castle, this Victorian hotel offers 3-star accommodation and great leisure facilities, including a 40-foot indoor heated swimming pool. Looking out to sea from a prime position on the beautiful seafront esplanade, the hotel's elevated cliff-top location means it commands wonderful sea views. Situated above the beach and the Scarborough Spa Complex conference and entertainment centre, the hotel has a superb location from which to explore the historic charm and splendour of Scarborough and the North Yorkshire coast. The impressive leisure facilities include a 40-foot indoor heated swimming pool, a spa bath and a Swedish sauna. The hotel has a charming sea-view bar and restaurant and there is tasteful nightly entertainment. Guests of the hotel receive a parking permit entitling them to free on-street parking in the roads around the hotel.

La Baia Hotel - This beautifully restored Victorian Hotel is superbly positioned on Scarborough's lovely North Bay, with unrivalled panoramic sea views. The hotel is within 10 minutes' walk of the town centre and beach. En suite accommodation is comprised of double, family and single rooms, most with sea views. All rooms are meticulously maintained. Rooms are situated on 3 floors. Please indicate on your booking if you require a 1st floor room as we do not have a lift.

Queenscliffe - On Queens Parade, on Scarborough's North Bay, this non-smoking, family-run guest house has 5 comfortable rooms (3 with panoramic sea views) and easy access to the town centre. Following years of restoration and refurbishment, the Queenscliffe now offers 5 spacious rooms set over 3 floors (please note that no lift is available). The railway station and bus station are a short distance away, but if you prefer to drive, the Queenscliffe has a small car park that takes 4-6 cars on a first-come, first-served basis. There is also free on-road parking. No breakfast or other meals are available at Queenscliffe. Tea/coffee facilities are in each room and glasses are available on request. No cooked food is allowed (e.g. takeaways, etc).

Granville Lodge Hotel - On Scarborough's South Cliff, this charming hotel is within easy reach of the spa, conference centres, beach, town centre, railway station and the Stephen Joseph Theatre. Close to the very heart of Scarborough, the Granville Lodge Private Hotel has en suite rooms with TV and tea/coffee. Small and privately owned, the Granville Lodge Hotel prides itself on offering a friendly atmosphere and excellent service. A 4-day on-street parking permit is available from the hotel for a small additional cost.

Palm Court Hotel - Set against beautiful heritage coastline, the elegant Palm Court Hotel has one of the most prestigious settings in Scarborough. The hotel has a warm, happy and relaxed atmosphere, and a central location. Scarborough Train Station and Brunswick Shopping Centre are close by. Each room has TV, tea/coffee facilities and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries. Experience a high standard of service from the friendly, professional team. Upon arrival, free parking is guaranteed to all hotel residents, which is unique for Scarborough town centre. Relax in Palm Court's indoor swimming pool, which is for the use of hotel residents only.

The Wrea Head Country House Hotel and Restaurant - Built in 1881, this elegant country house hotel is set in acres of private grounds on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, boasting breathtaking views across the Yorkshire countryside. Small enough to care, yet large enough to cope with the demands of the most discerning guest, Wrea Head provides the perfect retreat from the trials of everyday life. Surrounded by the endless scenery of England's most beautiful county - from the heather filled Moors and scenic Dales to the spectacular Yorkshire heritage coastline - you can choose make your break as active, or relaxing, as you like. Following a long day of exploring the splendid surroundings, you can return to the comfort of the hotel for a freshly-prepared meal in the Four Season Restaurant before enjoying a nightcap in the Ellis Cocktail Lounge.

Manor Heath Hotel - The Manor Heath is a licensed, 100% non-smoking hotel situated in a peaceful location overlooking Peasholm Park and the sea. Close to the beach and all North Bay attractions, the hotel is within walking distance of the town centre. A home cooked full English breakfast is offered each morning, and choice evening meal is served daily. Manor Heath is an ideal base from which to explore the Yorkshire coast and countryside.

The Clifton Hotel - The Clifton Hotel has uninterrupted views over Scarborough's North Bay and is near many of the town's attractions. The restaurant has high-quality Yorkshire fare and fresh produce. The hotel offers a warm welcome and is ideal for visits to the Yorkshire Coast. First World War poet, Wilfred Owen, was inspired to write some of his most famous works here. North Bay is ideal for families with its year-round activities, including Peasholm Park with its pedal boats, shows and the famous Navel Warfare; and Scarborough Sea Life Centre. At the end of your day, relax and watch the world go by in the large hotel lounge or the traditional British bar with large-screen TVs. Bedrooms come in traditional and modern styles.

Delmont Hotel - With magnificent sea views, out over Scarborough's North Bay, this family-run hotel is close to the town centre, Peasholm Park, Scarborough Castle and all that the town has to offer. The Delmont Hotel has a good location, within easy reach of all of the North Bay's amenities and holiday attractions, including Scarborough Cricket ground, The Sands complex and the Alexander Bowls centre. The shop and beaches are within easy walking distance and there are also regular buses to the neighbouring villages and towns, including Filey, Whitby and York. All of the 51 en suite rooms are tastefully decorated and fully equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, TVs, radios and alarms. Most of the rooms have stunning panoramic views of the bay, from the castle headland to the Cleveland Way. The hotel's bar, dining room and lounges also have impressive sea views. A lift is available to all floors and there is disabled access at the back of the hotel.

Ryndle Court Hotel - Set in the popular northern seaside resort of Scarborough, this small 2-star hotel occupies a peaceful corner position overlooking Peasholm Park and close to the sea. During your stay at the Ryndle you can easily visit the local attractions, including Scarborough North Bay Leisure Parks, the Harbour and Spar. Traditional amusement arcades and rides can also be found close by at South Bay. Boasting wonderful views, from the Ryndle you can see for over 2 km, towards the Castle and headland which separates the North and South Bays.

The Royal Hotel - The Royal Hotel is Scarborough's most prestigious hotel, offering guests high quality accommodation. The grand regency architecture of the public areas contrasts beautifully with the contemporary style bedrooms. The Royal Hotel is a 3 star (aa + rac) hotel located in the heart of Scarborough, overlooking the beautiful South Bay and within easy reach of all the town's attractions, including the SeaLife Centre, Spa Complex and the many parks and gardens, together with theatres and great shopping. The spectacular Royal Dining Room offers a unique window on the resort of Scarborough with its prime position overlooking the St. Nicholas Cliff Gardens and the stunning South Bay. Serving superb traditional English cuisine together with an extensive wine list.

The Brooklands Hotel - Situated on South Cliff, this newly modernised hotel is fast becoming the place to stay in Scarborough. Some bedrooms have partial sea views. Brooklands Hotel has recently re-opened after a ?1 million refurbishment. The redesigned Victorian building has stylish public areas and bedrooms that are ideal for a relaxing and comfortable break.

The Crown Spa Hotel - Yorkshire Moors and Coast Hotel of the Year 2007/8, Scarborough's only 4-star hotel is known for high levels of comfort and service, with views of the South Bay, castle headland and the harbour. With a health club and spa, The Crown Spa Hotel offers exclusive pamper treatments, indoor swimming pool and aromatherapy suites. Dine in the "Taste" restaurant where European and traditional Yorkshire cuisines mix, created with locally sourced ingredients. With a wide-reaching reputation, this top-class restaurant provides international-standard quality and service. The refurbished bedrooms have the facilities and furnishings you would expect in a hotel of The Crown's calibre.

Rivelyn Hotel - After a major refurbishment The Rivelyn Hotel stands proud on South Cliff, close to the Esplanade and shops and facilities of the town centre. The friendly team pride themselves on the hotel's warm, relaxing atmosphere. Tasty, traditional homemade food is served, and live entertainment and Sky Sports are available in the ballroom and bar each evening. Each bedroom has tea/coffee and a memory-foam mattress for your comfort. Pets are welcome.

Beiderbeckes Hotel - This boutique hotel overlooks a quiet leafy crescent just a street away from Scarborough town centre. It has excellent service and a contemporary brasserie, Marmalade's. Beiderbecke's Hotel has modern, comfortable bedrooms that are a great base for exploring Scarborough. Free parking and free Wi-Fi are available. Brasserie Marmalade's has a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy modern English cuisine cooked to order using fresh local ingredients. Sometimes you can hear live jazz in the evenings.

The Grand Scarborough - The Grand Hotel remains unique, with many of its original features playing their part in helping make a fantastic break. The hotel is the perfect base to enjoy Scarborough's beautiful sandy beaches, promenade walks & seaside entertainment. It has often been written that the hotel was designed around the theme of time, with 4 towers for the seasons, 12 floors for the months of the year, 52 chimneys for the weeks and 365 rooms - one for each day of the year. The hotel was also built in the shape of a 'v' - symbolising the reign of Queen Victoria. The Grand Hotel is one of Scarborough's greatest landmarks. Situated in the town centre, this stately building enjoys pride of place overlooking Scarborough's picturesque South Bay and Harbour. Without a doubt the views from the Hotels Harbour Lights restaurant are among the finest on this coast. Please note the hotel is currently undergoing a 7 million pound refurbishment programme.