We Love —
- Experiencing genuine Yorkshire hospitality in a family-run hotel featured on Yorkshire By The Sea.
- Waking up to panoramic views stretching from Scarborough Castle to Cayton Bay as the morning light fills your room.
- Savouring a traditional Sunday roast at Cecil’s, perfectly cooked and served with all the trimmings in a setting that feels both elegant and familiar.
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The Weston Hotel —
Overlooking Scarborough’s South Bay from its elegant spot on the Esplanade, The Weston Hotel invites you to experience the charm of a classic seaside stay with a modern twist.
Step inside and feel instantly at ease among warm tones, soft lighting and the subtle character of its Victorian architecture. The refurbished lounge and bar areas create inviting spaces to unwind, while the views of the bay and nearby cliffs bring the beauty of the Yorkshire coast right to your doorstep.
Perfectly placed for coastal walks, theatre evenings or simply watching the waves roll in, it’s the kind of place where relaxation comes naturally.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Inland King Room.
Inland King Room
The Inland King Room offers a calm and comfortable retreat overlooking the town. Each space is individually designed, blending traditional character with simple modern touches. A generous 6ft king-size bed ensures a restful night’s sleep and can be arranged as twin beds if preferred.
The en-suite bathroom features either a walk-in shower or a bath with shower over, providing all the comfort needed for a relaxing stay in Scarborough.
Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
Cecil’s Seaview Restaurant, proudly holding an AA Rosette for 2025, celebrates the finest Yorkshire ingredients through elegant, seasonal menus. Enjoy classic dishes and creative flavours served in a relaxed setting with sweeping views across the bay. From breakfast with the sunrise to leisurely dinners paired with fine wines, every meal reflects the quality, care and local pride that define this much-loved Scarborough landmark.
Your time
Start your day with fresh sea air and a stroll along the Esplanade, then return to settle into the calm of the lounge or the quiet comfort of the Library.
Whether you’re exploring the shops and cafés nearby, cycling the Cinder Track or simply taking time to slow down, everything here encourages you to enjoy Scarborough at your own pace.
Scarborough —
Scarborough, perched on England’s rugged North Sea coast, perfectly captures the nostalgic charm of the classic British seaside with a touch of modern vibrancy. Once a medieval fishing village beneath its historic castle, the town has evolved into a lively coastal retreat where heritage meets fresh sea air and contemporary attractions.
Must-sees:
- Scarborough Castle: Standing proudly between the North and South Bays, this historic fortress offers sweeping views over the coast and a glimpse into the town’s medieval past.
- South Bay Promenade: Take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront, where traditional fish and chip shops, cafés and amusements keep seaside spirit alive.
- Peasholm Park & Japanese Gardens: A tranquil green escape just behind North Bay, complete with pagodas, bridges and peaceful boating lakes.
- Scarborough Spa & Open Air Theatre: From Victorian grandeur to modern concerts by the sea, these venues showcase the town’s rich cultural life.
- SEA LIFE Scarborough: Discover the wonders of marine life, from rescued seals to tropical reef fish, in this engaging coastal sanctuary.
Culinary culture:
Scarborough’s food scene celebrates the best of the Yorkshire coast. Enjoy freshly caught Whitby crab, traditional fish and chips with sea views, or afternoon tea in one of the town’s elegant tearooms. Seafront pubs serve local ales, while contemporary restaurants highlight farm-fresh produce and seasonal flavours.
Dive deeper:
Beyond its beaches, Scarborough reveals a creative and outdoorsy spirit. Explore the town’s art galleries and independent shops, walk the Cleveland Way for sweeping clifftop vistas, or venture into the nearby North York Moors National Park for a day of pure natural beauty. Families can enjoy the water park or take a nostalgic ride on the miniature railway along the bay. Whether for bracing winter walks or sunlit summer days, Scarborough offers the perfect coastal escape with something for everyone.
Good to know:
Scarborough is around 50 minutes from York and 2 hours from Leeds by car, with direct trains from York to the seafront. The best time to visit is from May to September, when long days and sea breezes make the coast come alive - though a windswept winter walk along the North Bay remains wonderfully invigorating.