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Boggle Hole hostel is a great place to stay. It’s situated in a secluded beach. It take a few minutes to walk down a steep road to get there (and walk back up again), which may be an issue for some but also filters out a massive crowd. The room (in the crow’s nest part) was modern and clean. Nothing fancy but decent enough. Tonnes of activities that can keep children busy like finding fish and ghosts around the building. And for everyone short hikes to neighbouring villages like Robin Hood’s Bay, either along the seashore when the tide is out or on a spectacular cliff walk when the tide is high. Recommended for a few nights, don’t waste time on arriving late in evening and checking out the next morning.

We had stayed before in a lovely bay windowed room with a lot of space and a great wiew on the second floor. This time we were allocated an attic room on the 3rd floor. We were booked in for two nights and hadn't realised that the lift only went up to the 2nd floor. It was a real difficulty for me to get up the stairs as I am disabled. The service staff were very quick to offer help but my abled partner helped me up. The next day I explained the difficulties I was having and the very helpful receptionist re-allocated us a room on the 2nd floor, not as nice as the previous trip, but with a better window (the attic room only had a window that you had to stand up to see out of). The breakfast was very nice and the restaurant staff could not be faulted on ther politeness and service. Our room was a little tired, some heavy wear to furniture and fittings. I understand the Hotel is undergoing a lot of modernisation, mainly for wedding parties. I hope the atmospheric downstairs decor is not trashed. I also hate that the name has changed from Raven Hall to a meaningless 'Grand Heights Villa'-such corporate meaningless nonsense. If the atmosphere is not ruined we would go again providng we had one of the bay window rooms

The staff were absolutely fantastic, nothing was too much trouble and so friendly

They are all girls who love to be clean. It’s good, the world cannot exist without girls. It’s just that it’s hard to find it when it’s dark. The train was delayed for the first time and I couldn’t find the way late at night. Google Navigation sucked me and went around to the other side. There was also a little fox with green eyes. It was the only one at night. Just the green eyes are dazzling, and the hair on the hair is standing on end. The next day I discovered that the road next to it was a cemetery. It's quite scary. It's easy to find at dawn.

If you *love* loud house parties and drunk people—this is your place! The smell of fresh paint just *barely* covers up the reek of cigarette smoke wafting in the open windows. On the plus side, there’s a busy street right outside and no parking. If you simply have to stay in the heart of Whitby, you probably could do worse, but you’d pay a lot less than £125 night. The room is nice enough, clean and fairly well-appointed. But you’ll be trying to sleep over a very noisy bar that appears to be very popular with the gauntlet of smokers you’ll have drag your bags through to check-in. Caveat Emptor: I am a woman travelling alone and I really didn’t feel the access to guest rooms was sufficiently secure. The only reason I stayed after realising that guest security wasn’t a priority is that I’d pre-paid.