Bagdale Hall - Carte

We had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The rooms were clean and well-maintained, with plenty of tea and coffee facilities. I would highly recommend this place.

Very bland food, service was unenthusiastic. Didn't enjoy it one little bit. And certainly didn't enjoy seeing the one star very poor food hygiene rating from Scarborough council that was published shortly after we had eaten there. Never again.

We have been going to the Bagdale nearly thirty years now We love the this place I has its own parking a nice little Bar The Manager Mike and his wife Alison a great people the Staff are great to very friendly Hotel the Breakfast are Excellent with a great choice Voir le carte

Lovely old building with on-site parking, an easy walk from everything Whitby has to offer. Room 1 is awesome, with a four-poster bed, red leather sofa and armchair. My first studio apartment was smaller than this.... Nice little bar for a nightcap and a hearty breakfast, and all the staff we met were friendly and efficient. Would stay again if ever in the area.

Beautiful hotel. Very old building with authentic decor. Beams big fireplace and creaky floorboards! Bathroom very clean but decor a little tired ie silicon around Bath could do with replacing Perfect location. Approx 4 min walk from train station. Small car park to the rear. Limited spaces but staff helpful in providing space Breakfast very tasty. Good selection of continental plus cooked breakfast options Staff professional courteous and friendly Really enjoyable stay

If you're looking for great service, rooms bigger than your house and a stay steeped in history, then Bagdale Hall is a must. Both our rooms had a large seating area and four poster bed with beautiful beams and huge gothic fireplaces. The staff were absolutely superb very friendly and really couldn't do enough to make our stay perfect. The breakfast was delicious, it's right in the centre of Whitby so everything is walking distance and the building is stunning. We'd definitely go back. Voir le carte

We actually stayed in the annex just up the road called Lobster Hall which is an old converted school. Car parking for free was a real bonus but limited so get there early. Helpful receptionist, clean large room. The only issue we had was that the room was near the main door and at the bottom of the stairs which meant it was a bit noisy in the early hours when people were coming back late with the door banging and noise on the stairs. I would definitely stay again but would go for a first floor room

A lovely stay at the Hotel. A nice piece of history and atmosphere. Bar, Dining room, Lounge area fab. The fire places.......wow, can imagine them in full use when it was a home days gone by. Parking is very limited to approximately 9 spaces, so be prepared to have to find alternative parking. The only fault to find, and the only......A little more care needed on the House Keeping side of things in rooms. Thick dust on surfaces.(window ledges, top of light fittings etc) shower cubicle surrounds need a deep clean. However. these things did not spoil our stay and we will definately return at some point in time.

The restaurant was overpriced and we ended up leaving shortly after checking in. We paid £160 for one night in a 4 poster bed in a separate building from the main hotel. The room did not match the pictures advertised online, as the 4 poster bed was actually just a double bed with a large bed frame and no drapes or bed spread. The room was basic and not comfortable considering the high price we paid. The furniture was shabby, the room had a strange odor, and we were very disappointed overall. We decided to leave and explained our reasons at check out, but were told that the owners were out of the country and our comments would be passed along. No effort was made to exchange rooms or offer any... Voir le carte