Reviewed by 24th June 2022, Reviewed by Alison Barry, Very comfortable cottage with fantastic views, everything you need was provided, including a excellent welcome pack. A visit to the historical city of York is a must. Lesley, We nearly didnt book Teapot Cottage after we had read some of the reviews. Karen Ruth Offering infinite opportunities for lovers of the great outdoors, the wild expanse of the Yorkshire Dales National Park in North and West Yorkshire is a glorious mix of awe-inspiring scenery, imposing castles, characterful Dales' villages and drystone walls. Safia valley were worth the climb up. Fantastic location for young children. Access to the beach is a five minute walk down the steps and along a gravelled footpath, where there are delightful beach-side cafes, an art gallery, local inn and village shop. Summer '22 Savings. - VisitEngland Assessor. Marion Sarah 21st May 2021. Sandsend is set on the beautiful North Yorkshire coastline; a heady mix of rugged clifftops, peaceful bays and pretty fishing villages. No terrestrial TV but BT hub instead, problem with TV being far too small (opera glasses required) Unable to use front door as entrance hall inside blocked byRead more cleaning materials etc. 5th November 2021, Reviewed by Enjoy the ultimate British attitude with these accomplished dining adventures from Travel PR: Tea and Bath time in Wonderland Wiltshire, from 135pp with holidaycottages.co.ukAn Alice in Wonderland-themed bistro in the centre of Bath. Eric, Reviewed by We are glad we did. Awards and ratings may only apply to specific accommodation units at this location. It's listed as 'luxury' (and overpriced), but when we arrived we found a number of lamps not working (two were broken - others needed new bulbs), the outside covered seating area wasn't all that clean, and the washing machine was broken. Safia, Reviewed by Delight in afternoon tea sitting in the garden patio of the hotels acclaimed Conservatory restaurant. Reviewed by Some very lovely decorative touches. Enjoy your morning coffee on the bench to the front of the cottage, looking down directly over the village and to the beach. Eric This sweet little three-bedroom holiday cottage is set in the gorgeous seaside village of Sandsend, just a few miles North of Whitby. Kimberly, Reviewed by Reviewed by Attractively renovated two-bedroom terraced cottage handy for central Harrogate Juliette That's not to say it's stuck in the past; in fact, the Yorkshire Coast's villages and towns combine the traditional with the contemporary effortlessly, with trinket shops and tea rooms sitting alongside upmarket restaurants and champagne bars. Gas fire not working, 2nd bedroom double bed in a single room, very small. From guests that have stayed at the property. While to the east, the North York Moors National Park offers atmospheric moorland, fragrant pine forests and charming towns tucked away within steep-sloped valleys. Bleikers tea-smoked apricot sandwiches, adult scones with birthmark bottle and clotted cream. Some very lovely decorative touches. Water to shower and bath not very hot.No k. ey to front door.We had a great stay at the cottage ,our second .We hope to return soon. There's a bath to sink into each evening and a shower overhead too. 24th July 2020, Sandsend is the perfect place for any generation and Teapot Cottage is in one of the best locations in the area. June The garden was delightful. The property is also just a few miles from the beautiful town of Whitby (3 miles). Juliette Heavenly! This is Newmarkets alone four-star hotel. Very steep incline to the cottage including 28 steps, so be aware of this. Could not get out of front door if needed too. Could not get out of front door if needed too. It's also well worth striking out to sample some of the other coastal villages nearby. 10 Providence Terrace,HARROGATE,NORTH YORKSHIRE,HG1 5EX. This holiday is provided by holidaycottages.co.uk. Katherine Get a comprehensive Property Report on any of the homes listed below. This charming, semi-detached stone cottage is nestled in an idyllic tranquil setting, locally known as The Valley, in Sandsend village. All three bedrooms in the cottage are set upstairs; two double rooms and a sweet twin room with full-size bunk beds. Hot tub afternoon tea tea from 32 pp & brief break from 323 pp at Seaham Hall, Enjoy adorable candied and savoury favourites with a North East aberration from the abundance of your hot tub. Explore the wide range of independent shops, excellent restaurants, tea rooms and pubs, or take a boat trip along the dramatic coastline. The property will sleep up to 6 adults, however for comfort the cottage is more suited to 4 adults and 2 children. Stay appropriate in boondocks at Teapot Cottage - Harrogate sleeps four, additional two dogs. Lesley And with a packed calendar of events and festivals each year, including the Malton Food Festival, the Tour de Yorkshire and the Great Yorkshire Show, there's always something exciting to enjoy. Sue Voucher codes end on 31st of July! 28th May 2021, Lovely stay overall however improvements could make it better. Our holiday cottages in Yorkshire are handpicked to ensure a luxurious and uniquely memorable experience. We are a family of 5 and visited Teapot Cottage in May 2021. There is so much to love at this pretty stone cottage. To get to the cottage there are lots of quite steep steps, fine for us but not for someone with mobility issues. Shower tepid even though turned up to maximum. Reviewed by Visit www.bedfordlodgehotel.co.uk or alarm 01638 663175. Step inside to discover interiors which have been given an understated elegant appeal. Not apathy the kids, arch to Ashdown Park Hotel in the affection of the East Sussex countryside for a Winnie-the-Pooh afternoon tea. It's a very pleasant sheltered little spot with a cottage-style garden and patio furniture. Would return if improvements made. Ruth, Reviewed by 02431506 | VAT reg: 143053210, Reviewed by Theres also outdoor seating in the patio garden. 21st August 2020. The National Trust now own the nearby headland, Sandsend Ness, where there is a delightful nature trail in the old quarry pits. Sue Juliet, A delightful family cottage in a pretty coastal village, Take a ride on the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Train, Numerous attractions for all the family, including climbing the 199 steps toWhitby Abbey (The inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula), Stunning walks along the sandy beach and across the gorgeous moors, Visit the beautiful traditional fishing villageRobin Hood's Bay, Enjoy a good old chat round the firepit whilst keeping cosy in the covered seating area, Oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, Parking - communal parking in nearby car park (subject to availability), further parking available in village car park nearby (charges apply), Please note, due to the steps leading up to the cottage this property may not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility, The property will sleep up to 6 adults, however for comfort, the cottage is more suited to 4 adults and 2 children, Departure: before 10:00 unless otherwise stated in your arrival details. Use code SUMMER50 and save 50 on Paul 11th September 2020, Reviewed by Afternoon Tea from 32pp for a acceptable afternoon tea or 45pp for albino afternoon tea. A few minor improvements would help-including instructions how to operate the fire,ch system and even. Hide, Reviewed by It's listed as 'luxury' (and overpriced), but when we arrived we found a number of lamps not working (two were broken - others needed new bulbs), the outside covered seating area wasn't all that clean, and the washing machine was broken. It's a beautiful terrain to explore. This property is personally managed by 23rd July 2021, Reviewed by Hide, Reviewed by Reviewed by The cottage is really close to Sandsend beach and only a very short drive from Whitby. Beautiful cottage and amazing location. For the more energetic the village sits on the lovely long distance Cleveland Way Trail, which offers great off-road cycling along the disused coastal railway as well as breathtaking clifftop walks. Would happily return here. Sarah At one end of the beach, a little beck meanders into the sea, where ducks congregate and children can paddle safely, while further along the headland are rock pools and fossil hunting opportunities. The family bathroom is also upstairs. Take a tour of the impossibly pretty towns and villages in the area and make sure you head up to the high moorland of Castleton Rigg (15 miles) - we guarantee on a clear day it will take your breath away. 30th October 2020, Not unless extensive repairs are confirmed, Reviewed by 18th September 2020, Reviewed by Visit Canine Cottages (www.caninecottages.co.uk). 12th April 2021, Reviewed by Good outside space as well. cleaning materials etc. Would return if improvements made. Sarah In the heart of this spa towns Montpellier Quarter close to the famous Pump Rooms, The Fat Badger has the lofty ceilings, faux gas lamps and leather chesterfields that give the place an elegant, clubby feel. Our dedicated team are here to help: Set in a stunning location in a gorgeous seaside village on the magnificent North Yorkshire coast, this delightful cottage provides comfortable and cosy accommodation for families and couples alike. At the heart of the home is the lovely sitting room which enjoys dual aspect windows: to the front, you have views out over the village and down to the sea and to the rear out onto the patio and cottage garden. The amenities and attractions of Harrogate centre are a short walk from Teapot Cottage. Located in the heart of the popular Montpellier quarter, The Drum and Monkey is Harrogates go-to seafood restaurant. 24th May 2021, Reviewed by Kimberly Juliette, Nice cottage in a perfect location, but it really needs some better regular maintenance and TLC. In spring and summer enjoy outdoor and indoor fun, including go-karting, roller-skating, the huge yew tree Harewood House is an historic Georgian property that will capture your imagination and feed your curiosity. Your Customer ID is: a2qhg7kn, Holiday Let Inventory Checklist: 100+ Must Have Items, 11 Stunning Beaches Near Birmingham that you must visit, 16 Incredible Waterfalls in Yorkshire that you must see, Three bedrooms: 2 x double (access from one side only), 1 x adult bunks, Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC, Gas central heating with night storage heaters and gas stove, Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with NOW TV, DVD, WiFi, selection of books and DVDs, Off road parking for 1 car at the bottom of the steps, over a small footbridge, Note: This property is accessed by a gravel path over a footbridge with 20 easy long steps, may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility, Note: Mobile reception can be limited in Sandsend. From the 15th September 2017 this property is pet free. Search by location or the type of place you're visiting to find your next ideal holiday experience. The views down the. Reviewed by Wizarding enthusiasts head to the village of Goathland, which is the setting for the Hogwarts Express stop at Hogsmeade station in the Harry Potter films. The garden was delightful. The airheaded are afflicted seasonally. Interior is fin. June, Reviewed by However, the gothic Minster, built between 1220 and 1470, is Yorks crowning glory. The dining table sits right by the window so you can look out to sea over breakfast. Expensive for what it is. Reviewed by Couldn't use the front door as hallway packed with items. There are three charming places to sit and catch the sun throughout the day. Eric Call Pride of Britain Hotels on 0800 089 3929 (www.prideofbritainhotels.com). It was very difficult to get heavy cases up. Sarah The views down the Read morevalley were worth the climb up. The kitchen is well equipped to provide you with everything you'll need on holiday including a dishwasher and washing machine. Set in an elevated position looking down over the village, everything from the name to the fabulous view gives you a warm happy feeling! Reviewed by The cottage is set in the beautiful and very popular village of Sandsend near Whitby; you can be walking along the beach within minutes of leaving the house. Reviewed by It was a very comfortable and well equipped place to stay. It was capital of the British province under the Romans in AD 71, a Viking settlement in the 10thcentury, and in the Middle Ages its prosperity depended on the wool trade. 4th September 2020, Reviewed by 28th May 2022, Reviewed by Cottage is very pretty an great location or beach. Watch your clothing on Kitchen worktop strips, stuck with tape could do with being replaced. Juliet The views from the seating area at the front are spectacular, though, and it's a lovely spot. Kimberly It is a cosy and tranquil spot with fabulous view over the valley. This made using the front balcony a inconvenience, and a fire escape route hazard. Its city walls date from the 14thcentury and are among the finest in Europe. Marion Children will enjoy damming the little beck where it crosses the beach to form a freshwater lagoon - great (and safe) for paddling and boating! 20th May 2022, Reviewed by The cosy sitting room has a gas stove and comfortable seating, with pleasant views over the valley, while upstairs there are three country-style bedrooms and a family bathroom. Richard Bettys and a Teapot break North Yorkshire, from 93pp with Canine CottagesFor article absolutely special, acquaintance afternoon tea at the Bettys Harrogate. It was a very comfortable and well equipped place to stay. In the 1890s, the quaint but bustling town of Whitby provided inspiration for Bram Stoker, who set much of his novel,Dracula, in the town. Reviewed by Shower tepid even though turned up to maximum. Afternoon tea in august rewilded Cotswolds area from 25 pp with Pride of Britain HotelsThe Calcot and Spa is, abreast Tetbury in Gloucestershire. In the Studley Hotels Orchid restaurant, a multinational brigade of chefs delivers authentic regional flavours in an eclectic pan-Asian melting pot of cuisines. Sandsend itself is a gorgeous little seaside village. It was a lovely walk into Sandsend with its cafes, little shops and the Hart Inn for a seafood platter. To get to the cottage there are lots of quite steep steps, fine for us but not for someone with mobility issues. Highly recommend for the location. Afternoon tea with the experts (and Winne-the-Pooh) - Elite Hotels from 30pp. 24th June 2022.