Ryedale House Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Welcome to the Ryedale House web site. I would be delighted to accommodate you for your stay in the Whitby area, North Yorkshire. Rest assured of a friendly, relaxing and homely atmosphere in a strictly non-smoking environment, with every care taken to ensure you have a comfortable and memorable stay.
An old Yorkshire home of charm and character at the foot of the moors in the ‘Heartbeat’ country of the North York Moors National Park, 3.5 miles south of historic Whitby.
Whitby has recently been voted the best seaside resort in the UK by Holiday Which, It has 'everything you could possibly want from a seaside resort'.
Relax in the guest sitting-room with colour television, maps and guidebooks; enjoy the pretty dining room (separate tables) with panoramic views; the sun terrace; wander through the landscaped gardens - plants for sale. Sun lounge, garden seating areas.
Packed lunches and walking leaflets are available, also driving tours or walking itineraries arranged. Suggestions can be given for evenings out.
An old Yorkshire home of charm and character at the foot of the moors in the ‘Heartbeat’ country of the North York Moors National Park, 3.5 miles south of historic Whitby.
Whitby has recently been voted the best seaside resort in the UK by Holiday Which, It has 'everything you could possibly want from a seaside resort'.
Relax in the guest sitting-room with colour television, maps and guidebooks; enjoy the pretty dining room (separate tables) with panoramic views; the sun terrace; wander through the landscaped gardens - plants for sale. Sun lounge, garden seating areas.
Packed lunches and walking leaflets are available, also driving tours or walking itineraries arranged. Suggestions can be given for evenings out.
The freedom of the uncrowded moors, dales and coast can be enjoyed on foot or by scenic drives. There are two scenic railways just minutes away; the 18 mile steam railway is regularly featured in films and in the ‘Heartbeat’ series, where nearby Goathland is the real-life ‘Adensfield’.
The area is also rich in country museums and National Trust properties, ancient abbeys and castles. The historic city of York is a scenic 50 minute drive away.
The once great whaling port of Whitby, is still a busy harbour overlooked by the 1,000yr old ruined Abbey, has old narrow streets, quaint yards, modern yacht marina and events through the year. You can follow the Captain Cook Trail past sandy beaches and Cleveland way trails along magnificent cliffs, passing old fishing villages reminiscent of Cornwall.
Come anytime for really fresh air!
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