Glenora Guest House - Whitby
A family-run Victorian residence offering spacious comfortable guest rooms within a 5 minute walking distance of Whitby town centre
Glenora Guest House is a beautiful Victorian residence situated just five minutes walking distance from the small historical fishing port of Whitby. Famous for its connections with Captain Cook, Bram Stoker’s novel, Dracula or the pioneering Victorian photographer, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe. Along with these associations, Whitby boasts an extensive selection of key historical locations such as St Hilda’s Abbey which dominates the harbour landscape, the whale bone arch upon West Cliff and a vast array of cobbled winding streets brimming full of quirky shops selling the famous Whitby jet.
If it’s Media that fills you with excitement and passion then the close North Yorkshire Moors has been a key location for a variety of film and television sets including the popular television series ‘Heartbeat’. All these activities are within a stone’s throw of Glenora Guest House, making it the perfect location for your holiday.
Features: 
Close to local amenities
Clean rooms
Friendly proprietors
An array of various breakfast ingredients served in the dining room
Evening meals/ snacks may be prepared if requested in advance
Garden with outdoor seating
Non Smoking
Facilities: 
Radio alarm clock
Colour television
Hospitality hot drinks tray
Full central heating (guests may personally adjust temperature in bedrooms)
Carpeted throughout
Double glazing
Electric kettle
Hairdryer
Ironing facilities (on request)
Parking spaces and ample street parking close by
Rooms: 
All the following bedrooms are en suite:
Twin
Double
Family
1 Single room (not en suite but has private facilities)
1 room is situated on the ground floor
Also: Garden with lawn and outdoor seating
Prices: 
From £26.50 per person per night
Contact Details: 
Glenora Guest House
8 Upgang Lane,
Whitby,
North Yorkshire,
YO21 3EA
Tel: 01947 605 363
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