The Stables - the Inn Collection Group

A well-positioned pub hotel just a couple of miles outside of Whitby. Adequate parking and very nicely presented rooms with large,comfy beds and excellent showers. The outlook from the rear of the pub is very pretty. We enjoyed comfortable nights sleep. Staff are friendly and chatty. The only grumble really was the breakfast which was pretty average and hardly warm when brought to our table. My eggs royale was smothered in hollandaise sauce, ruining it, and my wife ordered a poached egg but a fried egg was served up. The price of a night’s stay is pretty high so think the quality of breakfast should reflect this.

After two wonderful nights stay at The Stables, Whitby where the staff were so helpful and polite through the duration of our stay. At the end of our stay on returning home, we realised we had left two handbags in our room. I would personally like to thank Kirsty for your support in returning the items to us in such a prompt fashion in going the extra mile in customer satisfaction.  Thank you for all your help and hope to see you on our next visit to Whitby.

Great 4 night stay on a coach holiday. Rooms lovely, spacious and comfortable. Perfect location with stunning views. The food was delicious and plentiful and the staff were very welcoming and friendly, especially Kirsty who was always cheerful and helpful. We had a fabulous time in Whitby and would definitely recommend the Stables Inn.

The hotel, atmosphere, food & staff (especially Andy) was excellent This was my first trip away as a double leg amputee and we naturally booked an accessible room with wet room Unfortunately the king sized bed was so ridiculously high that I could not get in to it With the assistance of Andy who fetched an extra matress I ended up sleeping on 2 matresses on the floor next to my husband in the bed I was very disappointed Even Premier Inns & Travelodges have the beds in their disabled rooms wheelchair height Booking with a large reputable hotel chain I did not expect to have to check the bed height in an accessible room!

This place has really gone down the pipe since the inn collection took over.Sunday dinnertime and only 12 tables occupied.It was never like this when it was a family concern. The meals were OK but the atmosphere was dead. Won't be going back.

What a lovely welcome from Amelia...checked us in and gave us all the information we needed about our stay. Our room was number 6 in the courtyard, outstanding...quiet (slight road noise but didn't disturb us) four poster bed which was really comfy as were the pillows. Fan in the room. Lovely big bathroom with shower and spa bath, big fluffy towels. Tea/coffee and biscuits tray. Loads of wardrobe space and drawers. Breakfast was spot on, there is a room that has the continental breakfast in it and also the toaster and tea/coffee making facilities. You choose your own table which has a number then you go to the bar and order what you want. It was really tasty and they were so accommodating with my husbands gluten free diet. Dinner was so good, lots of options, really hot and they print a gluten free menu for you if needed. They adapt things as well so you'll will always find something delicious ( amazing mixed grill and fish and chips) thank you to Kirsty for looking after us but all of the staff were so friendly and really looked after us, nothing is a problem! Lovely outside space to sit and have a drink with 2 peacocks who walk about...loads of parking available. Park and ride over the road is a must do ... don't try and park in Whitby because you won't find anywhere..bus P1 and P2 goes to the town and takes about 10 mins, excellent service to use. We had a wonderful time in a wonderful hotel and would definitely go back, thanks for making our stay so enjoyable...