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The Captain Hotel Guesthouse Scarborough

The Captain Hotel Guesthouse, 46 Albemarle Crescent, Scarborough, YO11 1XX

Rooms from £30

Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the heart of yorkshire.The Captain Hotel is a traditional B+B situated in the centre of Scarborough close to the Spa Conference Centre and Stephen Joseph Theatre offering the ideal location for all attractions including both North and South bays Peasholm Park Indoor Swimming Pool Indoor Family Bowls Scarborough Castle Cricket Ground Sea life Centre Surfing High Street Shopping Theatres Restaurants and Nightlife See our Around Scarborough page for more events happening in and around Scarborough.Scarborough Train Station and Bus Terminals are less than a five minute walk away giving great access to Whitby Filey Bridlington and Pickering.Our friendly family run hotel has everything you need to make your stay enjoyable.We are happy to welcome you for overnight stays midweek breaks long weekends weekly hols short breaks or business trips groups welcome children welcome under 4 years are free.

Directions to The Captain Hotel Guesthouse Scarborough

Coming into Scarborough from the A171 A170 A64 or the A165 will all take you a road called called Northway go down Northway a little until you come to some lights turn right at the lights onto Victoria Rd travel long Victoria Rd until you see a furniture shop called Sinclairs turn right at Sinclairs onto a road called Aberdeen Walk follow this road round and up until you see a church and a little green on your right hand side keep following the road up until it turns left you are now outside The Captain Hotel but you may want to park your car around the green and then walk over to the BandB to collect your car permit as it is all a one way system. Coming via train - come out of the train station turn right and follow the road down until you see a pub called The Lord Rosebury turn left after that pub and we are a short way up on your left hand side.

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