Staithes Holiday Cottages

Staithes Cottages

North Yorkshire

Acorn Cottage

Ref: S10976

Reviews 27

Close to the fishing village of Staithes and next to the owners' country house is Acorn Cottage, one of several cottages in a barn conversion that has retained charming original features and is surrounded by a four acre paddock. This cosy compact...

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Stonegarth

Ref: S801482

Reviews 10

The charming and sleepy seaside village of Staithes, with its cobbled streets and back alleys, is something of an artist’s dream. Its pretty houses and cottages are clustered around the old harbour and surrounded by high craggy cliffs on three...

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£73

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Redcar and Cleveland

Coastal Cottage

Ref: S900094

Reviews 1

The village of Loftus lies 14 miles north of Whitby on the east coast of Yorkshire. Originally an old alum mining village, it comprises terraced houses, old stone cottages and a few grand stone dwellings. The long and lively main street hosts a...

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£77

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North Yorkshire

Catkin Cottage

Ref: S10996

Reviews 26

One of a group of cottages next to the owners' country house in four acres of paddock is Catkin Cottage, a barn conversion that has retained original charming features and is surrounded by countryside. The fishing village of Staithes is less than...

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North Yorkshire

Thornwick Cottage

Ref: S11033

Reviews 21

Thornwick Cottage, on four floors and refurbished to a high standard retaining original features, is situated close to the seafront in the village of Staithes. Art galleries, shops, pubs and cafes are along cobbled streets and the village has jazz...

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£83

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Sunny Side

Ref: S1068461

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£74

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Roxby Cottage

Ref: S181208

Reviews 13

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£97

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Woodend

Ref: S526161

Reviews 19

Loftus, on Yorkshire's east coast, is 14 miles from Whitby. Originally an alum mining community, it has terraced buildings, stone cottages, and big stone dwellings. The main street has shops, restaurants, pubs, banks, and a town hall. Behind the...

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£97

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Fern Cottage

Ref: S245122

Reviews 44

With shops and pubs close to the picturesque fishing towns of Staithes and Runswick Bay, Hinderwell is a small but bustling rural village. Just seven miles from the harbour town of Whitby, Hinderwell is ideally located for exploring the...

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Foulsyke Farm Cottage

Ref: S245962

Reviews 60

Loftus is a small town resting on the east coast of Yorkshire, a short distance to the North York Moors National Park. Within the charming town you will find terraced houses and old stone cottages, as well as a handful of grand properties. Within...

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£94

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3 Bed Cottage in Staithes

Ref: S521913

Additional information and rules - Sleeping up to 6 - 3 bedrooms - 1 double, 1 single and a triple room with singles - 1 bathroom - shower over bath and WC - sloped ceiling in shower area - Electric hob and fridge, dishwasher, washing machine...

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£105

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1 Old Dairy

Ref: S1039441

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£87

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Tulip Cottage

Ref: S882848

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£126

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North Terrace

Ref: S449340

Reviews 20

Loftus is a small village located 14 miles north of Whitby on the Yorkshire coast. Older stone cottages and terraced buildings are all that remain from an alum mining community that once thrived here in the 1800s. The city's main thoroughfare is...

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£56

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Bramble Corner Cottage

Ref: S776300

Reviews 8

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£69

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10 Beacon Hill

Ref: S778362

Reviews 4

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£80

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North Yorkshire

Alby House

Ref: S10928

Reviews 28

Alby House is a spacious comfortable property located at the top of Runswick Bay and just yards from the coastal footpath of the Cleveland Way and the beach. Suitable for large gatherings of families or friends it can also accommodate smaller...

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£215

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12 Westfield Terrace

Ref: S777046

Reviews 6

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£120

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Hillsover

Ref: S60982

Reviews 17

Enjoy a very special seaside break in this amazing luxury property with stunning seaviews! Hillsover is situated close to the beach in the charming fishing village of Staithes. * Size: Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms.* Nearest beach: Less than 0.1 miles.*...

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Swallow Cottage - Uk47528

Ref: S1015254

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£79

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Redcar and Cleveland

North Terrace

Ref: S474847

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£64

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North Yorkshire

Marigold Lodge

Ref: S1006789

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£104

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Honeysuckle Lodge

Ref: S1006790

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£119

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Stonegarth

Ref: S1009933

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Staithes Holiday Cottages

In the past, Staithes was one of the largest fishing ports in the whole of the North East and Yorkshire but now it's a favourite holiday destination for friends, families and couples. What's more, it's the perfect place to explore the North York Moors, the coast and cliff top views. Even better is that local attractions Saltburn By The Sea and Runswick Bay are never too far away either.

In terms of Staithes holiday cottages, you'll be spoilt for choice. Think Grade II listed holiday homes in the village of Staithes, North Yorkshire. Or, contemporary apartments with open plan living and sea views from the bedroom. Alternatively, choose from the cottages in Staithes - located in the heart of the hustle and bustle. And that's before we mention the pet-friendly pads with ground floor access from the living room onto a garden leading to the North Yorkshire coast.

Whatever you're looking for, we're the team to turn to for long and short breaks. In fact, we have thousands of properties - from Staithes beach and harbour to Whitby, North Yorkshire and everything in between. Our friendly customer service team is also renowned for going above and beyond and our best-price guarantee is sure to put a smile on your face.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Kathleen - Verified booking

On arrival, cottage found to be neglected.

Crockery, cutlery, glasses all dirty and smell of bad drains in kitchen. Fridge door shelf broken, no veg. basket or shelf. Freezer inaccessible due to cleaning tools being piled against it. Also, remains of a plastic bag which had/did contain something, frozen into bottom of freezer. Ice cube trays filthy. Insufficient cooking utensils - no small pans!! Broken toilet seat in downstairs loo - unsafe! Toilet brush upstairs broken AND DIRTY! Rug in twin bedroom had to be lifted - trip hazard - and then discovered it was dirty, not having been vacuumed for ages. Blind fixings falling out of the wall. Extractor in bathroom, although switched on, not working. Also, drawer units in bathroom had to be cleaned. Not only did we have to deal with these shortcomings in the cottage itself, but we then had to experience outrageous invasions of our privacy. The first issue was to contend with men hanging around at the door to our cottage (in Gun Gutter alley), vaping! This happened on 2 separate occasions. My daughter had been startled one night, when she went out to put rubbish in the bins. She found 2 boys lurking in the darkness, vaping! She challenged the boys, and was met with aggressive responses, and one of them ran away after she caught him peeping into our kitchen window where I was working. We immediately reported this to the local pub, and it seems that someone there had directed their staff to use our sheltered area for vaping/smoking. We still had a second incident, when on another evening, another man was found there and when challenged he agreed that this shouldn't be happening and said he'd speak with the landlord. We had no further problem but not a nice feeling for 2 ladies on their own! The FINAL unacceptable happening and the most shocking I feel - on Friday 15th, on returning from our morning walk, ready to get on with breakfast, we found an ESTATE AGENT waiting at our door. She was waiting for VIEWERS TO ARRIVE, to view the property which we later discovered had been on the market for sale since June this year!!! We had to vacate the cottage whilst 3 people were shown round. A TOTAL INVASION OF OUR PRIVACY. Our personal belongings were on display, and we felt quite violated! We were told the viewers had come a long way, were expected almost immediately, so we had no option other than to go out and find somewhere for coffee. It was too late to cancel the viewing. We were sitting outside at a local eatery for almost an hour. On returning to the cottage, people were still milling around and did eventually leave us to get on with our breakfast, albeit rather shocked by what had happened. Things got better, more shocking!!!!! Later in the day, just after lunchtime, there came a knock at the door. My daughter answered and a woman marched in, saying that she had bought the house that morning, she'd had her offer accepted and she wanted to show her friend around! As she chatted to my daughter, her friend started opening doors and looking into the other rooms, and then she said she was 'just going upstairs, for a nosey'!!!! Yet another violation,. another complete invasion of our privacy - we felt so unable to control or question the situation. We did feel the new 'owner' and her 'friend' were possibly a little inebriate, maybe celebrating the new purchase. BUT, how were we allowed to book cottage in July when it had already gone on the market for sale, and why were we subjected to these invasions of privacy by estate agents, viewers, and then the new owner???? According to the estate agent,the owner had already told Sykes to make no more bookings when the property first went on the market back in June, which might explain just why the place seemed so 'run-down'? Who knows. Overall - Far from the relaxing. peaceful break we had planned.

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Philip - Verified booking

The oven was filthy.

The property was not clean. The hoover was useless. The property was not watertight. Rain water dripped through a light fitting. No one answered or replied when we rang the Sykes' out of hours emergency number. The storm guard on the front door was too tight and impossible to lift. This created both an obstacle and a safety hazard. We cut short our holiday as a result. When we did speak to Sykes' customer care on Friday the person could not see the messages we had left on our account and photos. The Sykes' customer care person promised a response regarding our money back. No response. Sykes take the money but let out unsafe properties. Sykes take the money but have no one available to speak to out of hours. Very poor service. I have been a loyal customer of Sykes. I won't use them again as when things go wrong they don't want to know. The property was not clean. The hoover was useless. The property was not watertight. Rain water dripped through a light fitting. No one answered or replied when we rang the Sykes' out of hours emergency number. The storm guard on the front door was too tight and impossible to lift. This created both an obstacle and a safety hazard. We cut short our holiday as a result. When we did speak to Sykes' customer care on Friday the person could not see the messages we had left on our account and photos. The Sykes' customer care person promised a response regarding our money back. No response. Sykes take the money but let out unsafe properties. Sykes take the money but have no one available to speak to out of hours. Very poor service. I have been a loyal customer of Sykes. I won't use them again as when things go wrong they don't want to know. The property was not clean. The hoover was useless. The property was not watertight. Rain water dripped through a light fitting. No one answered or replied when we rang the Sykes' out of hours emergency number. The storm guard on the front door was too tight and impossible to lift. This created both an obstacle and a safety hazard. We cut short our holiday as a result. When we did speak to Sykes' customer care on Friday the person could not see the messages we had left on our account and photos. The Sykes' customer care person promised a response regarding our money back. No response. Sykes take the money but let out unsafe properties. Sykes take the money but have no one available to speak to out of hours. Very poor service. I have been a loyal customer of Sykes. I won't use them again as when things go wrong they don't want to know.

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Allen - Verified booking

Lovely cottage - the owner said theyâd had many holidays there and that was what made a difference I think.

It felt cosy like a real âhomeâ as soon as you walked in. The decor was not the cheap âmake do and mendâ that you often find - it was really nicely and tastefully done. The cottage was very well equipped and the owners had anticipated most of the needs of visitors. The welcome pack was very welcome. Thank you. The cottage was lovely and clean, very warm and comfortable. It has traditional features (including a few spooky creaks and groans. We swear we heard a young child say âDaddyâ just outside the bedroom door one nightâ¦.. we hid under the duvet) A couple of âeven better ifâsâ: (1) the dishwasher didnât work properly and after three washes we had to wash the pots by hand as they were not clean at all (2) maybe leave some washing up liquid and a couple of dishwasher tabs for the next visitors (we left dish cloths). (3) The property is very difficult to find. I couldnât find it on Google Earth so texted for clarification a few days before we went. I did not get a reply. We couldnât find it where the post code led us, so we scoured the streets - the locals in the pub hadnât heard of it either. The contact numbers provided were all the same number and not answered (no signal in the village so had to drive a couple of miles out of the village till I could get a signal). At one point, we even considered having to return home or find a Premier Inn for the night. I donât know if this will help future visitors but I took the âwhat three wordsâ reference: ///stylist.recorders.signature Somehow, we did spot the cottage on what was our last attempt. Negatives aside, all in all a lovely visit to a lovely cottage in a beautiful village. Our third stay in Staithes and the best cottage so far. We will be back.

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Jane - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our week at Roxby Cottage.

The lounge / diner area is light, spacious, comfortable and has great views over the harbour. Upstairs is very pleasant too, really well organised to make full use of the space, a very comfortable big bed in the spacious main bedroom, and the bathroom was very clean, smart, and a good size. Everything was of good quality, in good condition, clean and welcoming. We didn't miss our own outside space as there's the harbour and beach 10 steps away, not to mention the fabulous walks right around the harbour, the beck and even up to the clifftop if we were feeling energetic! It was fascinating watching harbour life, from 7 am with the fishermen and dog walkers to the evening stragglers on the beach. And yet surprisingly quiet and peaceful. The pub nearby was most convenient, and up to its usual standard. We appreciated the complimentary parking permit, and we enjoyed the walk up to the car park, there are so many lanes, secret ginnels and amazing views along the way. Sykes were very prompt and efficient at sorting out a small issue with a blind, which was appreciated. All in all we had a marvellous week at Roxby Cottage, we enjoyed all that Staithes had to offer and would stay again at the cottage in a heartbeat! Thanks for a great holiday!

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Mrs Cherry Hudson - Verified booking

Acorn Cottage was lovely, the owners were amazing. It was clean and tidy and comfortable and in a great location. The reason I would not recommend your site is purely down to the fact that I used your filters to have an enclosed garden. When I arrived there was no garden at all. As I was travelling with a pup this was very disappointing as the main reason I booked this was because I needed a safe space for the pup. We were situated opposite a working farm so I was constantly worrying in case pup ran out and indeed shot by the farmer as is his right to do so. I re-read the advert of this property on your site and it also mentions plans to have a patio area with furniture at Acorn Cottage, which it did not. The property faces directly onto the driveway so there would be no space at all for any such patio area. Overall, I have no complaints with the property expect if I had known it did not have an enclosed garden I would never have booked it. The owners were fantastic and I would recommend the property to anyone, but not through your website unfortunately.

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Things to do near Staithes

Robin Hood's Bay

One of Yorkshire’s true jewels, Robin Hood’s Bay is a pretty village meets incredible beach, set in a sheltered bay on the beautiful Yorkshire Coast. Brooding cliffs tower over a village of quaint charming cottages which spill right down to the edge of the sea.

Runswick Bay

Runswick Bay is a popular family destination on a dramatic section of coast. Rock pooling, fossil hunting and blustery coastal walks are popular activities in this area. The peaceful sandy bay offers great surfing and sailing opportunities and is set against the charming village backdrop of red roofed cottages.

Whitby Beach

A short walk from the harbour, Whitby Beach is one of the largest beaches in Whitby and an excellent family day out. A large range of amenities and refreshments are in the local area. Dogs are not allowed on the south end of the beach.

Whitby Museum

Whitby museum with hundreds of exhibits including archaeology, social history, geology, natural history and Captain Cooke. An attraction for all the family.

Kirkleatham Museum

Museum in a magnificent 17th Century building in Redcar, Tees Valley. Permanent and changing exhibitions on art, coast and country and social history.

Captain Cook Memorial Museum

Captain Cook is Yorkshire's most famous son. The Captain Cook Memorial Museum houses a superb collection of original exhibits. Disabled access, gift shop, various language guides.

Whitby

Whitby is a seaside town in Yorkshire, northern England, split by the River Esk. On the East Cliff, overlooking the North Sea, the ruined Gothic Whitby Abbey was Bram Stoker’s inspiration for “Dracula”.

Whitby Abbey

Perched on Whitby’s East Cliff, overlooking the North Sea are the remains of Gothic Whitby Abbey. The first monastery on the site was founded in 657, which became one of the most important religious centres in the Anglo-Saxon world. To get to the Abbey you can count the 199 steps to the top of the headland from the town.

Frequent questions

Is Staithes good for a holiday?

Certainly, Staithes is a wonderful destination for a holiday. This charming coastal village boasts historic fishing heritage, quaint cottages, and stunning sea views. With its picturesque landscapes and artistic atmosphere, Staithes offers a serene getaway for those seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat.

Does Staithes have a beach?

Yes, Staithes does have a small sandy beach. This quaint coastal village is nestled along the North Sea and features a picturesque beach that adds to its charm. It's a lovely spot to enjoy the sea, take in the coastal scenery, and experience the relaxed ambiance of the village.

What is Staithes famous for?

Staithes is famous for its picturesque beauty, historic fishing heritage, and being an inspiration for artists. This quaint village's stunning coastal views, charming cottages, and narrow winding streets have made it a popular destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat and an artistic atmosphere.

How many days is enough for Staithes?

Spending 1 to 2 days in Staithes would offer a pleasant exploration of its main attractions. This timeframe allows you to wander its charming streets, visit the beach, and appreciate the coastal scenery. While a longer stay provides more leisurely moments, a short visit still captures the essence of this picturesque village.

Holiday Cottages in Staithes

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Staithes Cottages

North Yorkshire

Acorn Cottage

Ref: S10976

Reviews 27

Redcar and Cleveland

Stonegarth

Ref: S801482

Reviews 10

Redcar and Cleveland

Coastal Cottage

Ref: S900094

Reviews 1

North Yorkshire

Catkin Cottage

Ref: S10996

Reviews 26

North Yorkshire

Thornwick Cottage

Ref: S11033

Reviews 21

Redcar and Cleveland

Sunny Side

Ref: S1068461

North Yorkshire

Roxby Cottage

Ref: S181208

Reviews 13

Redcar and Cleveland

Woodend

Ref: S526161

Reviews 19

Redcar and Cleveland

Fern Cottage

Ref: S245122

Reviews 44

Redcar and Cleveland

Foulsyke Farm Cottage

Ref: S245962

Reviews 60

Redcar and Cleveland

3 Bed Cottage in Staithes

Ref: S521913

Redcar and Cleveland

1 Old Dairy

Ref: S1039441

Redcar and Cleveland

Tulip Cottage

Ref: S882848

Redcar and Cleveland

North Terrace

Ref: S449340

Reviews 20

Redcar and Cleveland

Bramble Corner Cottage

Ref: S776300

Reviews 8

Redcar and Cleveland

10 Beacon Hill

Ref: S778362

Reviews 4

North Yorkshire

Alby House

Ref: S10928

Reviews 28

Redcar and Cleveland

12 Westfield Terrace

Ref: S777046

Reviews 6

Redcar and Cleveland

Hillsover

Ref: S60982

Reviews 17

Redcar and Cleveland

Swallow Cottage - Uk47528

Ref: S1015254

Redcar and Cleveland

North Terrace

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