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Captain Cook Inn

The Endeavour Restaurant with rooms

The Endeavour Restaurant nestles in a classic cobbled street in the centre of the picturesque North Yorkshire town of Staithes.The building, which got its title from the flagship associated with the explorer Capt that is famous. James Cook, is finished 2 hundred years of age, and keeps a lot of wood panelling to its character, slim staircases, and sash windows.Staithes continues to be a working village, and the restaurant sources fresh crab, lobster, and seafood from the quay at Whitby, as well as catches from tiny neighborhood fishing boats for sale. The menu which changes daily wherever possible, meat, cheese, and veggies, may also be sourced locally.Weather and seasonal availability shape. The emphasis stays on seafood, although meat and vegetarian options will always available.The building was extensively refurbished nevertheless the atmosphere for the two rooms which are dining calm and informal. Your wine list was opted for to complement the menu, as well as the tasting notes help out with this. Major credit cards and debit cards are accepted.Since many diners visit consume during the restaurant, the typical have already been enhanced by the owners of accommodation for those who wish to stay. These day there are three rooms which are dual full en suite facilities, one with a view of Cowbar''s impressive cliffs, and another with panoramic views associated with ocean and harbour. Special supper, sleep and morning meal prices use Tuesday-Thursday (two night minimum stay).Although the preservation section of Staithes is closed to traffic that is most, residents take pleasure in the good thing about personal parking into the heart associated with the old town.

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Staithes Holiday Cottages

North Lea - Over 200 yrs . old, this character filled fisherman's cottage with beamed ceilings, oil fired central heating and wood burning stove is furnished to an extremely standard that is high. From the balcony you have got views within the connection and down the beck to where in fact the boats are moored.On the bottom flooring you will find a snug that is big television and DVD, also a double bed room and en-suite marble tiled damp room with WC, washbasin and double walk in shower. All over.On the 2nd floor, there is certainly a double bed room and solitary room with bunk-beds, your bathrooms with WC, hand basin and a shower over a whirlpool bath.Bed linen and towels are provided therefore the property offers Sky TV (free view just) on the very first floor there is certainly a concise fitted home, areas with TV, video clip, DVD and tiny collection of publications and games and a cosy dining area with French doors ultimately causing the balcony and views. There's also a travel cot available. Oil   electric are included in the price. No cigarette smoking is allowed within the cottage.Staying in the old part of Staithes is a experience that is unique the town has an original character and an atmosphere special to itself. All our properties are a maximum of 100 metres through the safe coastline that is little the harbour, a few cafes, a critically acclaimed fish restaurant and a range of of good use and interesting tiny shops on route! There is a good amount of interest for the family that is whole the village itself together with ever popular seaside city of Whitby is 11 miles towards the south, supplying many what to see and do for several ages.Staithes is scheduled regarding the dramatic and beautiful North Yorkshire Heritage Coast and located in the North York Moors National Park - just a little further afield there are many places to consult with and activities to do including good beaches, stunning moorland walks, a steam railway, historic structures and facilities for a host of different indoor and outdoor tasks. There are lots of things to do in Staithes without also leaving the town...Visit the beach sheltered behind the harbour. There is certainly a beach that is tiny enjoyed by families into the summer months. Captain Cook and Staithes Heritage Centre, positioned in one of the many old chapels within the village, is a charming museum that is little maps the local connections with Captain James Cook who as a new man in 1745 was apprenticed to a village merchant in a shop down on the harbour. (The shop has since been washed away by storms!) The museum also provides a insight that is fascinating other local history and traditions and it has a tiny shop.Explore the town! With the help of a leaflet that pays to locally it is possible to follow an intriguing guided tour around the backways, over the narrow passages and through the cobbled yards of Staithes. There's more of it than satisfies the optical attention in the beginning sight!Go on a fishing journey! The neighborhood shops and bars market local people fishing that offers away to sea in local ships.Visit the Lifeboat Station situated on the north part associated with beck. The lifeboat station homes the inshore that is modern and informs the tales of many heroic ocean rescues over past years. The summer Lifeboat sunday is a affair that is lively numerous activities, individuals in traditional neighborhood gown and firework displays over the water.Walk the Cleveland Way! You can get to the Cleveland Way going both north and south through the village for a variety of there-and-back or circular walks consuming the cliff that is dazzling scenery and destinations such as Runswick Bay Village towards the south where you could simply take refreshment at a number of regional bars before continuing on the way. A number of leaflets and regional walks publications give details of walks of various lengths and making use of ordinance that is regional maps will improve your expeditions.Browse through the stores! The village has some delightful stores that are small galleries which range from the highly practical to attractive gift suggestions and souvenirs, including collectibles and locally made arts and crafts. A number of shops sell of good use food products to help keep you going right on through your stay and there is also a post office. A sizable selection of products, including wines and spirits near the top of the lender into the more recent an element of the town is a tiny branch of this Co-op that stays open extended hours and shares. Additionally there is another postoffice, a newsagent and a shop that is handy the brand new town.Places to eat and drink - The old town is well provided for with three bars and lots of cafes and bistros. Additionally there is an Egon Ronay starred (and Rick Stein endorsed) Endeavour Restaurant (01947 840825), which specialises in fish, especially the catch that is local. The foodstuff is highly acclaimed and it has become a destination restaurant and that means you have to book a few weeks ahead of time.The Cleveland Way passes through Staithes and are followed over the cliff edges to your North and Southern, there are numerous circular channels which return by inland footpaths and roads which can be small. The bus that is dependable across the A174 at the top of the village can be used to cover one leg of longer walks, you could as an example catch the bus to Whitby and walk back again to Staithes along the Cleveland Way passing through the picturesque villages of Sandsend and Runswick Bay. Additionally many inland that is lovely in Eskdale a few minutes drive from Staithes.

Pennysteel Cottage

Located in the fishing that is beautiful of Staithes, overlooking the harbour. Dating back into 1800, this fisherman that is old cottage is defined into the heart of the village with breath taking see out of every space and the terrace, which provides an opportunity to flake out outside, have a BBQ or just enjoy the scenery. Staithes slim, winding, cobbled roads are a delight to explore, plus its harbour that is pretty with and pub. Excellent walks across the coast, the cliffs tops as well as in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park make the cottage an base that is excellent a holiday. Close to Whitby and Heartbeat nation offers it an extra bonus.The cottage is a couple of yards from a traditional pub that is regional exceptional value bar meals, cafes, art stores, memorial and general stores.Comprising of three storeys, it has a double room, solitary room, twin (attic room) bathroom with lavatory and shower, lavatory, lounge/dining room, and home. This has a stove that is log-burning which is often sat in the front of while looking out to sea beyond the terrace. A TV, movie, DVD, CD player plus games are offered. Parking is free in the motor car parking at the top of the mountain. The peacefulness of the town is partly as a result of limitations on traffic in the town.*Please note, animals are merely allowed if prior notice happens to be given. If booking direct, please inform the proprietor. If scheduling on line, please supply the details in the demands which are unique.

Peeler's Rest

Peeler's sleep is holiday that is self-catering found in the picturesque fishing town of Staithes, near Whitby, on the north east coast of England. A visit to Staithes provides the best of both globes whether you enjoy coast or nation. 1 day you may be walking over the foreshore that is rocky over the cliff tops while the next you might be exploring the breathtaking North Yorkshire Moors. The Cleveland Method, a walking that is well-known from Helmsley to Filey, also passes through Staithes. You can needless to say just relax straight down by the harbour with a pint or two!The holiday accommodation joins onto the town's previous authorities household that was built in the 1920's. The storey that is solitary was added some years later and formed law enforcement office and storage. The property that is whole put up on the market by North Yorkshire Police in 2000.The present owners had been lucky enough buying the house in 2001 and in 2011 converted the storage into a bedroom and changed the former workplace into a lounge and kitchen area area.These two rooms can now accommodate up to two grownups and something kid with the facilities required for a comfortable and relaxing break away

We have two King Size Four Poster rooms, one on the first floor and one on the ground floor.

Both have en-suite bathrooms with a bath and overhead shower.

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Four Poster Room

We have three flexible occupancy rooms. Which all have en-suite bathrooms, the ground floor room has a walk in shower and the first floor rooms have baths with overhead showers.

These rooms have a double bed and a single bed. These rooms may be let as a double, twin, or family room depending on availability.

Flexible Occupancy Rooms

We have one spacious single room which has an en-suite bathroom with a bath and overhead shower, located on the first floor.

Single Room

We have three double rooms situated on the ground floor with en-suite wet rooms.

We have one first floor double room which has an en-suite bathroom with a freestanding slipper bath and overhead shower.



Double Rooms

Our ground floor twin room has been has a shower wet room en-suite.

Twin Room

Our deluxe king room is situated on the first floor. It has an en-suite bathroom with a whirl pool bath, overhead shower and TV to watch while enjoying the bubbles.

Deluxe King

The Firs Guesthouse is located towards the top of the lender in Runswick Bay, offering sleep   Breakfast over ground floor and flooring en-suite accommodation that is first. We have been also pet friendly with you!All rooms include a television, tea and coffee making facilities, a couch or easy chairs to flake out in, a radio or iPod docking station and free WiFi.The firs provides off road private parking and our ground flooring dual rooms happen purposely built for mobility access and have now damp room en-suites detailed with grab rails and bath seats if needed.Runswick Bay is found within the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and has now recently being designated as a marine park also in order to bring you furry companions on holiday. This place that is astounding the quietness of a quaint old fashioned fishing village with an attractive sandy bay which is ideal for beachcombing, fossil choosing, and cliff top walks.

The Firs

5 moment stroll to pictureque fishing villagen and 10 walk that is minute harbour and sea. The cliffs and beach of geological interest. There is an bus that is hourly to Whitby, Guisborough or Middlesbrough. Listed in camra break that is wonderful for 8 consecutive years. Cleveland camra pub of this 2000 and summer pub of season 2000, 2002, 2004 and 2007 12 months. Situated in appealing walking country and near to Cleveland Way cliff path.

Runswick you can moor a motorboat or simply just pitch a deck chair and just take a swim bayBecause it is protected by the lofty crag of Lingrow Knowle, the bay is a tranquil spot where. It is one of the few swimming that is safe for a number of miles, though there isn't any lifeguard address. Waterskiing is very popular right here too.At low tide the beach reveals a mile of rocky outcrops and fossils that are countless so it's fabulous for beach combing.Multi year Quality Coast Award winner.Be alert to the ramp right down to the coastline and car park, which has a 1 in 4 gradient and really should be undertaken with care!

Runswick Bay

Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum may be the just understood mining museum built on the actual website of a ironstone that is former, in order to make sure these people have been in touch using their subject matter! You will discover an abundance of information and detail that is historical to the regional mining industry, plus chances to get a little deeper, so to speak&The 1.5 hour tour take your family (accordingly be-helmeted!) underneath the area and into the initial haulage drifts regarding the Loftus Mines, where your guide will show ventilation systems and usage sound equipment presenting a men' view associated with the mine work (not to upsetting, do not worry) before enabling a happy anyone to light a fuse and create a mini blast, just like the miners used to do, but a mite smaller!It's worst noting if you're going during term time that they often play host a number of college groups simultaneously, which if you are visiting with unique needs children or simply desire a little bit of peace and room may possibly not be better. It is possible to nevertheless avoid this by ringing ahead and determining when (if at all) you will have college groups hanging out.There is a area that is picnic too, so why perhaps not make old fashioned jam and stew pasties to bring while having a miners' lunch!?

Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum

Website of Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum

Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum

The Saltburn Cliff carry ended up being exposed in 1884, here is the oldest staying waterbalance cliff lift in Britain and a wonderful mode of travel, safer and much more comfortable than ever before after a refit in 2011.Ride up to 120ft, along a track that is 207ft. Refurbished with gorgeous glass that is stained, the lift links Saltburn pier aided by the city in sophisticated fashion. Therefore the intercom that is brand new allows the motorist to talk to the passengers while they ride.The trip is quick in period and nice and constant unless in high winds, generally there's no reason also for smaller or stressed kids never to relish it. You will see some marvellous views and it's a experience that is nice the youngsters to fairly share in school too!There is of program a wealth of history and information available in the lift, but this isn't rammed down your neck therefore if the attention takes you you are going to apparently have to explore a little to find the info boards.Either side of the river you have plenty more to see and do appropriate families, so get this just a part of a bigger adventure!

Saltburn Cliff Lift

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The Play Factory also features a Cafeteria where parents and children alike can enjoy food and drink, freshly prepared on the premises by our qualified catering team. Again, we try and offer options that you wouldn’t perhaps find elsewhere – home cooked main meals, puddings and daily specials, along with light snacks and freshly ground coffee. We have a soft seating area, plus further tables and seating. 
The Play Factory is a popular destinations for children’s parties, and we offer a range of options to suit every budget – all include invitations, play time and a delicious buffet of party food, as well as 30 minutes in our newly refurbished party rooms!

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The Play Factory

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Captain Cook Inn

26 Staithes Lane, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Scarborough TS13 5AD, England

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