Overview

Luxury 4 Star, master bedroom with en-suite, further double bedroom and 2 single bedrooms with family bathroom with corner bath and shower cubicle. Fully equipped kitchen with heated slate floor and separate lounge, central heating. Parking for two cars.
* Cots available
* Satellite TV service
* Free WiFi

 

Accommodation Details

Mews Cottage has 4 bedrooms. The ground floor features a large kitchen which includes a dining table and a heated slate floor. The kitchen is fully equipped, including an electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. The lounge is a comfortable size and features a television with SKY, DVD, video and stereo, along with a selection of DVD's and CDs. In addition to full central heating throughout there is a living flame fire for those colder winter evenings.

 

Price Guide:

Prices range from �550 to �750 in high season and holidays.
Short breaks are available from �250 for two nights minimum.

 

General Details

There are three bedrooms on the first floor - two doubles and a single. There is also a small room with a day bed, a cloak room and a WC on the ground floor. The master bedroom features a king sized bed and an en suite shower room with WC. The main bathroom includes a large corner bath and a separate shower cubicle. A travel cot is available free of charge.
Linen, gas and electricity are included in addition to free WiFi.
Outside, there is a small patio area that includes garden furniture and a barbeque.

 

Other Information

Mews Cottage is a short walk to the centre of this very old and picturesque town which still boasts an active quayside fish market, and some of the finest fish restaurants in the country. The town has an old heritage, and is famous for being the home of Captain James Cook, the explorer, and Bram Stoker, who created the story of Dracula. The east-side of Whitby holds a mixture of fisherman's cottages and specialist shops along its narrow cobbled streets, leading back to the 199 steps up to St. Mary's Church and the ancient Abbey of St. Hilda. Other notable attractions are Captain Cook's museum, the RNLI Lifeboat museum, the Pannet Museum & Park, and, of course, the expansive sandy beach that stretches from Whitby to Sandsend.