Guests say
Sunnyside cottage in Whitby receives high praise for its excellent location near the beach, cleanliness, and well-equipped, spacious interiors. Guests appreciate the attentive hosts and the cottage’s cosy, homely feel, making it a popular choice for repeat visitors. While some mention firm beds and the unique arrangement of the shower facilities, these do not detract from the overall positive experience. The cottage’s proximity to local amenities and public transport is a highlight, though guests note the need to cross a busy road for parking and occasional traffic noise.
Multiple reviews highlight the cottage as extremely clean, tidy, and well-presented, with no negative comments regarding cleanliness.
The location is frequently described as excellent, close to the beach and local amenities, with only minor concerns about traffic noise and parking across a busy road.
Guests find the cottage comfortable and cosy, but several mention that the beds are very firm and the upstairs could benefit from modernisation.
The cottage is praised for being well-equipped, spacious, and having everything needed for a stay. Some guests note the shower is in an external outhouse, which may not suit everyone.
Guests mention attentive hosts and a helpful neighbour, but as gifts are not referenced, it should be noted that such gestures are not guaranteed.
About this property
Enjoy walking, fossil hunting and other activities whilst staying at this historic cottage built in 1760, which lies just 150 yards form the renowned beach, Cleveland Way and picturesque Sandsend Valley..
Ground Floor:
Living room: 36" Smart TV, DVD Player, DVDs, Open Fire
Kitchen/dining room: Gas Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Dishwasher
Bathroom: Bath, Toilet
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 3: Single (3ft) Bed.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Fuel for open fire provided. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate. External utility room/shower room with freezer washing machine, tumble dryer, shower cubicle and toilet. Small enclosed garden with terrace and garden furniture. Enclosed sitting-out area (shared). Bike store. Private parking. No smoking.. Located a short walk from a beautiful 3-mile long sandy beach, which has a lifeguard in season at the Sandsend end, Sunnyside offers accommodation in the village of Sandsend, 2 miles from Whitby. The cottage boasts sea, valley and garden views. Indoors there is a dining area in the kitchen which has a combi boiler, a cosy open fire and a Smart TV in the living room, as well as central heating and a bathroom with toilet upstairs. For those visiting during the festive period the cottage is decorated for Christmas. Providing free parking, the cottage is ideal for Whitby with its abbey, pavilion and museum, as well as a large variety of shops and eating places. The nearest shop selling essentials, as well as local produce, glasses of wine and G & T’s, is 250 yards away. Also in the village are two local pubs plus three cafés, the Yorkshire coast’s only 2 AA Rosette restaurant and a seafood restaurant, all within easy walking distance. Whilst at Sunnyside, you need never use your car as there are many varied local walks such as to Runswick Bay or Robin Hood’s Bay, with the option of returning by local bus.
Free WiFi
Nearby points of interest
- Whitby Beach
Reviews (16)
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Confirmed Guest
Lovely cottage to stay as close to beach
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Confirmed Guest
Sunnyside was ideally placed for us to use the excellent bus service to walk the coastline. It was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. There is a lovely view from the back of the cottage and the garden. And it is a 2 minute walk to the beach.You should be aware that it backs onto a road. And with the back bedroom windows open there is traffic noise
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Confirmed Guest
We had a great stay at the cottage and enjoyed Sandsend. Our only complaint is how uncomfortable the beds were and the lack of shower in the cottage. We felt the upstairs generally was in need of modernisation. The shower in an outhouse in the garden was not really an option I wanted to take. This did not spoil our stay but added a level of quirkiness which was unusual.