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The White Horse and Griffin Hotel and Restaurant in Whitby has something for everyone.

Situated in the heart of the beautiful seaside holiday town of Whitby, North Yorkshire - home of Count Dracula, Captain Cook and world-famous explorer William Scoresby to name but a few amongst the cobbled streets and only a few hundred yards from Whitby's famous Abbey and its 199 steps, and minutes away from 'Heartbeat Country' and several other national heritage sites, the White Horse and Griffin is the ideal place to stay for your holiday or short break. For more information on what Whitby has to offer

Offering high quality, luxury accommodation in one of our 10 beautifully refurbushed rooms, with single, double, twin and family rooms - all situated in a refurbished 320 year old building.

The restaurant / bistro offers exceptional cuisine, all prepared using the freshest and finest and wherever possible local ingredients.The specialities are based around the beautiful fresh seafood, brought into the town daily by the local fisherman also gorgeous Beef, Pork & Lamb dishes. We also try very hard to think of something a little bit out of the ordinary for vegetarians. Real pride in what we do has gained us a reputation as being one of the finest restaurants in the area and in fact in the whole of Yorkshire.

There are also four lovely self catering holiday cottages iIdeal for those who want to stay in the heart of the town, yet still come and go as they please. These are available weekly or for short breaks of 2 nights or more. Take a look at THE BOATHOUSE - a romantic little hideaway over a gangplank in the middle of Whitby Harbour!

We also have a fabulous villa in Kalkan, Turkey.

16C Dickensian Coaching Inn in the heart of old Whitby in the cobble streets and close to the famous 199 steps and Whitby Abbey. Character rooms with open fires and fabulous restaurants.

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