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  • Last Minute Cottages - Shepherds Hut at Ridge Hall

    • North Yorkshire

    Shepherds Hut at Ridge Hall

    Ref: S84782

    Reviews 15

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    Situated in a beautiful location above the charming fishing village of Staithes on the Yorkshire coast, Shepherds Hut At Ridge Hall is a magical getaway for couples. * Size: Sleeps 2, 1 open-plan bedroom* Nearest beach: Less than 2 miles.* Nearest...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Foxglove Lodge
    • 1

    Redcar and Cleveland

    Foxglove Lodge

    Ref: S683251

    Reviews 10

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    A delight for artists, Staithes is a quaint, peaceful seaside town with cobblestone streets and narrow alleyways. A secluded sandy beach is nestled among the rocky shoreline, and the town's charming homes and cottages are grouped around the...

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    £94

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Rockpool Retreat
    • 2

    Redcar and Cleveland

    Rockpool Retreat

    Ref: S526566

    Reviews 31

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    Small but bustling, Hinderwell is a rural community with shops and pubs located near the beautiful coastal towns of Staithes and Runswick Bay and only 9 miles from the quaint port of Whitby. From the dramatic cliffs and smugglers' coves of the...

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    £139

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  • Last Minute Cottages - No. 27 The Crab Pot
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    Redcar and Cleveland

    No. 27 The Crab Pot

    Ref: S484059

    Reviews 24

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    With its cobblestone streets and back lanes, the picturesque and peaceful coastal village of Staithes is somewhat of an artist's dream. Its charming buildings and cottages are grouped around the historic harbour, which is flanked on three sides by...

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    £110

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    Staithes is a picturesque coastal village located in North Yorkshire, England. Set against the North Yorkshire Moors, it is a tantalising travel destination for tourists seeking rugged beauty and adventure. With its tranquil beaches, picturesque river estuaries, idyllic meadows and rolling hills, Staithes provides a beautiful and relaxing backdrop for holiday makers. Even more impressive are the dramatic North Sea cliffs, which give visitors fantastic views of the area.

    Holiday lodges and log cabins in Staithes are becoming increasingly popular among holiday makers, offering the perfect excuse for a breath of fresh air in the countryside. Whether you're looking for a romantic hideaway, a family getaway, or just to get closer to nature, lodges in Staithes provide an idyllic escape with an abundance of activities on offer. From watersports, golf, fishing and horse riding to simply taking in the stunning views, we've got the perfect log cabin for you to retreat to!

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    • Chris - Verified booking

      The lodge was beautiful, spacious and bright.

      The layout worked well for our family and our daughter especially loved the bunks. Set in a peaceful setting, we enjoyed the quiet that it offered. However, the rattan furniture is not as per the picture, it’s a basic set which only seats 4 despite the lodge being able to sleep 7. A identical table and chairs were being used in the lodge opposite, I’m not sure if this was a coincidence. The bbq, despite being a Weber, was unusable due to the fact there was no handle on top of the bbq lid and inside was absolutely filthy and rusted in places due to the holes that the handle left. The oven wasn’t very good and we struggled to even cook oven chips properly. It only seemed to cook well on the right hand side of the cooker. The skirting boards were falling off in places, particularly next to the fridge where they were just resting against the wall. The main issue we had though was the blinds in the main bedroom. As per a previous review, they were completely broken which meant you couldn’t open the blinds nor close them properly. Unfortunately, the blinds flooded the room with light from 4am which woke our 1 year old. We had lovely weather during our stay but had to buy a fan as we couldn’t access the window in the bedroom and the room was really hot. The mattress in the bedroom was spring based and we found this really uncomfortable. The remaining blinds across the lodge were also a little broken too. Unfortunately we found there to be a lack of cutlery too. Some basics like salt and pepper would have been a good addition along with some hand soap. This along with the lack of children’s cutlery, for the price that we paid made us feel underwhelmed. Especially when we’ve been to other properties, paid less and got more for our money.

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    • Ben - Verified booking

      We had a thoroughly enjoyable few days at Rockpool Retreat.

      The site is easy to find and first impressions are excellent. Being low season we were only one of two occupied lodges so it was wonderfully quiet. The lodge itself is well equipped and comfortable and there was a nice welcome basket provided on arrival with the basics. Our first impression was actually, this actually looks better than the pictures! Our only criticism is that the master en-suite bedroom has a full height window and ridiculously thin curtains, they may as well have not been there for how useful they are. A black out blind or a thick thermal curtain would make a huge difference. The local area is nice, it's a tiny village though and given it's location it's very seasonal. When we went the local pubs/restaurants/take aways and even those in the next village were closed outside Friday/Weekend so keep that in mind if your intention is to go out. Runswick Bay itself is a very pretty little area, there is a road down to the beach but unless you're comfortable with walking up VERY steep hills, take the car down there. We stayed with our dog and the site is really well located for going on nice walks. If you go outside the gates and turn right you are very quickly into open fields and you have access to the Cleveland Way foo path that can take you for miles in either direction, aside from a few walkers we didn't see another soul. There is an Aldi/Lidl/Asda all within a 15 minute or so drive and slightly closer there's a BP garage near scaling dam with a really well stocked shop attached. We'll definitely be returning, would be nice to be able to make use of the provided BBQ next time!

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    • Martina - Verified booking

      The property is beautifully furnished, clean and comfortable, with all kitchen and patio amenities for a really relaxing and enjoyable stay.

      A couple of small things detracted, which would ideally be addressed. The gate code to the holiday park is not provided with the entry and key collection details, which after a long journey is potentially a big problem, particularly if you were to arrive late in the evening. Luckily a resident spotted us and allowed us in. The blinds in the main ensuite bedroom don't close, so we had very light sleep despite otherwise very comfortable rooms. The tvs in the bedrooms don't work, which wasn't an issue for us as such but neither did the tv in the living room reliably- it seemed to work for short periods only before transmission broke up so there was no point in trying. I reported both the blinds and the tv issue to the owner but received no response. I didn't notice that WiFi is not available when I booked, but it's so uncommon now that I think the lack of WiFi should be made clear. All in all a beautiful property and an enjoyable stay but you had a sense of being left to your own devices once payment had been made.

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    • Charlotte - Verified booking

      Outstanding lodge everything about it is fantastic.

      Location is perfect for walks down to Runswick Bay. The welcome hamper was fantastic and all the extra touches around the lodge for us to use so we can begin our holiday straight away. The only thing we could have used was an extra key as our family at times wanted to go separate places but couldn’t if the other went out earlier and had the key. The parking permit is a lovely thing but wasn’t sure where or how to use this, it would be very useful if instructions were added to the information folder and much appreciated for those who don’t understand how they work. The lodge was so clean and comfortable and beautifully decorated throughout. Please don’t take the two things above as a negative it would just have been even better for our stay. Anyone considering this beautiful lodge won’t be disappointed. Didn’t want to come home it was that relaxing. Lots of thoughtful touches from the owners throughout the lodge. Just love it all.

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    • Mrs Ambach-Davis - Verified booking

      Beautiful little shepards hut, big enough for what we needed, very well equipped kitchenette and good size bathroom for the size of the hut. Very comfortable and lovely decor gave it a homely home from home feeling. Bed was extremely comfortable and cosy. Lovely setting for a holiday weekend away with my husband. Was brilliant to be able to sit on the terrace and listen to the wildlife at night and the views were breathtaking. Great to hear that this will be the only shepards hut on the field as it gives it a nice secluded and exclusive appeal to it. Both owners were friendly and welcoming and extremely helpful. Owners kindly invited us a long to a tai che session Sunday morning with was fantastic to be apart of and has given myself and my husband a new found hobby to take up together. Location of the hut was brilliant as it was only a very short drive to the Staithes village or an even shorter drive to a local pub. Would definitely come again x

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    Things to do near Staithes

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    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.

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