Hotels With Wifi in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Having visited previously we were very much looking forward to spending 2 nights at The Feversham Arms. We were disappointed to see how tired the venue looked on the outside the sun was shining and we looked forward to spending the afternoon having lunch by the pool and Soaking up the sun.  The service was below par and the food was average despite being quite heavily priced. There wasn’t enough seats to accommodate the guests who all obviously wanted to do the same thing. The pool area had uplifted flags with weeds growing and the pool is in desperate need of repair. Having visited previously and been treated with kind and courteous staff I was disheartened by the attitude of some of the service staff, especially in the spa area and the alfresco dining area.

The location is good for the people who will take train in early morning. I would say it is a satisfied place to live, with a huge common area.

Quiet lodge near York city center. Good bus service right outside the door. But also only a 25-minute walk from the city center. The room is simple and the bathroom a bit small, but meets all expectations.

Nice hotel room with a nice view. Only downside was the parking space was quite small. Finding parking was difficult. Overall, I enjoyed my stay very much.

We thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay at White Horse Farm and will definitely be returning. The special offers they often have on are fantastic value for money, but we enjoyed our stay that much that we feel it is definitely worth booking even if there isn't a special offer on. The whole experience was faultless and was made even more special by Jacek whose hospitality seemed effortless and so genuine, he bent over backwards to ensure we were enjoying our time whilst continually serving us with a fantastic well priced gin menu. The room we were in was at the front which gave us fantastic views of the moors, the room itself was clean,modern and cozy. The food in the restaurant was of a high quality and the service very good. Breakfast in the morning was also excellent with a plentiful choice of options. All in all a beautiful period property with a cozy, warm and welcoming atmosphere fantastic for all occasions.

The hotel's location is quite convenient, about a ten-minute walk to the Reeperbahn. However, the hotel itself is old and a bit eerie. The room layout was messy, and the bed quality was so bad that my back hurt after just one night. There are definitely management issues here. I had pre-paid for my room through Trip.com, but the hotel double-charged my credit card. Even after I pointed it out, the charge still went through. I had to contact them through Trip.com and then email the hotel directly to get the duplicate charge refunded. Trip.com showed an 11 AM checkout time, and from 11 AM onwards, a loud bell kept ringing in my room, about once a minute. When I asked the front desk about it during checkout, they said it was a daily fire alarm drill. However, when I mentioned this in my email to the hotel requesting a refund, they denied it, claiming their checkout time was 12 PM. To make matters worse, I forgot my down jacket on the bed when I left. About two minutes later, I remembered and went back to retrieve it, only to find someone already cleaning the room. He asked if I was looking for clothes and pointed to the floor. My white down jacket was thrown on the floor with the bedsheets. I felt terrible at that moment. I had just left, and they were already cleaning, which means they saw me go. Why didn't they immediately notify the front desk to send my jacket there? This definitely doesn't feel like the service you'd expect from a chain hotel. There are clear problems with their service, management, and staff training. I'd advise everyone to avoid this place.

We have stayed here before and it is clean and comfortable staff are lovely and food is excellent 👌

Lovely location freindly and helpful staff

Stayed a few times at the Grand Hotel Scarborough, it is situated within a few minutes walk to the town for the shops and eateries also a 5 min walk from the train station. The seafront, beach, arcades etc is either a tram ride away, a walk down steps or a stroll down through the town. Our room was a double, but was 2 singles beds pushed together, the mattresses were very hard and uncomfortable, only one pillow each, we could've requested more from reception but normally these are usually found in wardrobe or on shelving in other hotels. The view was OK overlooking the carpark to the front. There was a small fridge which was on the floor by the dresser, very odd not on a surface like on drawers. A hairdryer, flat screen tv with no ITV, ironing board, kettle, cups coffee tea, bath towels etc were provided . The Bathroom was a bit odd with the shower screen attached past the safety grab rail so water splashed onto the floor, the toilet was also slanted towards the bath. Room was warm enough, a fan was in the wardrobe as no aircon but didnt use it, we had frequent visits from the local seagulls on our windowsill. This hotel is OK, it's very dated with brown furnishings and the rooms/ skirting boards need a deep clean and refreshing. Cannot comment on food, entertainment or bar as we didn't partake in these.