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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

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.

Great pub in a great location near Scarborough and the Cleveland Way. Comfortable rooms, clean bathrooms, and provisions, including tea, coffee, biscuits, water, shampoo, and shower gel, are restocked daily. Really friendly and helpful staff, who went out of their way to help when the twin room we thought we had booked did not exist, and we needed breakfast earlier than the start time as we were leaving early to walk the Cleveland Way. Please note that if you are booking a room through a third party website, they all advertise the Blacksmiths Arms as having twin rooms when they do not. And breakfast is served from 8.30am. Overall, a very pleasant stay in a lovely pub.

Good value for money with the real plus points being the friendly staff and good food. The hotel has a small pool which is big enough to get some exercise in. The breakfast was good quality and the evening meal was of a good standard. It was a shame the restaurant wasn’t used more in the evening and I can’t help thinking that a two courses for £17 and three for £20 type daily offer wouldn’t see it used more and reward the effort the chef puts into the meals Overall a good stay and the hotel did what it said on the tin. We would book here again.