Cumberland Hotel

Near Scarborough Spa

This lovely hotel is located in Scarborough. Those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of daily routine will find peace and tranquillity at this accommodation. Pets are not allowed at The Highlander Hotel.

The Red Lea Hotel is situated on Scarborough’s picturesque South Cliff, which offers striking views over South Bay. Guests can benefit from the indoor heated swimming pool and free Wi-Fi on offer. Rooms at Red Lea feature wooden furnishings and are equipped with a modern tiled en suite bathroom. Other features include a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Sea-view rooms are also available. The on-site licensed restaurant serves an extensive selection of wine, beers and soft drinks and features an ever-changing table d'hôte dinner menu. It serves delights, such as local topside beef and sugar baked Yorkshire ham. Scarborough Rail Station is less than a mile from the hotel and Peasholm Park, which features a boating lake and a Japanese garden, is a mile and a half away. The south east corner of the North York Moors National Park is 3 miles from the hotel.

The Palm Court Hotel, AA 3 Star Silver Award rated, is located in a central location with 40 en suite bedrooms in the heart of Scarborough. Independently owned, this property offers guaranteed free parking and free WiFi. Full English breakfast is included in the rate. All rooms include flat screen TV with Freeview, luxury hospitality tray and toiletries, hairdryer and goose down duvets with crisp white linen. Enjoy the warm relaxing atmosphere of the bar and The Restaurant where only the finest local produce is used. For a more informal bite to eat with the same quality of food and service The Lounge offers coffee, lite bites, lunch, afternoon tea and supper. The Palm Court Hotel is located a short walk away from the Town Centre for shopping, bars and restaurants. South Bay Beach, Spa Conference Centre, Scarborough Cricket Ground, SJT Theatre, Railway Station and many of the town's attractions are only a short walk away.

Built in a 'V' symbolising the reign of Queen Victoria, this seaside landmark was built in 1863 and stands proudly overlooking the picturesque South bay & Harbour. Beautifully designed, the hotel is rumoured to have a theme of time within the design of this stately building. It has 4 Towers for the Seasons, 12 Floors for the months of the year, 52 chimneys for the weeks and originally had 411 rooms for each day of the year.