In the heart of Whitby – enjoy a sumptuous stay this Christmas or New Year with special offers available

A splendid stay awaits in this stunning Whitby hotel. Picture – supplied.

The hotel is actually located in two historical buildings in the heart of Whitby, both of which are stunning.

Bagdale Hall

This Tudor manor house dates back to 1516 and the rooms have all the character of a 16th century residence. Think beamed ceilings, four-poster beds and stone mullioned windows with leaded-lights and you are in your own piece of bygone luxury. There are also spectacular fireplaces and original features, complemented by traditional, comfortable furnishings.

A touch of historic grandeur in the heart of Whitby – offers available. Picture – supplied.

All six bedrooms are en-suite; five have four poster beds and each has its own individual character, this is no chain hotel.

No. 4 Bagdale

No. 4 Bagdale is a Georgian townhouse a few yards from the hall. The imposing façade is typical of those built in the town for wealthy businessmen and shipowners.

The interior has the same formal grace and understated grandeur of the outside and features rooms with high ceilings and a Palladian stained-glass window at the rear of the house.

Don’t miss special offers at this stunning, historic hotel in North Yorkshire. Picture – supplied.

Christmas and New Year offers

Bagdale Hall welcomes visitors throughout the year including Christmas and New Year. In the run up to the festive season and into the New Year there are some great offers:

From November 1 to December 21 2023 and January 2 to March 14 2024 you can take advantage of two nights for the price of one from Sunday to Thursday and 25 per cent off a two-night stay on Fridays and Saturdays.

Whitby – a wealth of exploration awaits

Whitby has a whole host of places on the doorstep and a little further afield to enjoy. A walk up the famous 199 steps to visit the spectacular cliff-top Abbey is a highlight for any visitor.

And, of course there is the Dracula connection after Bram Stoker wrote his novel in the town, with some of the book set there.

The North York Moors Railway has steam trains running into Whitby and you can journey down the Esk Valley and into the North York Moors National Park?

And if your mind needs a completely calming experience a stroll along the stunning coastline of cliffs and beaches or sure to bring serenity.

Book now

To find out more and to make a reservation go to www.bagdale.co.uk or call 01947 602958