The Grand Scarborough

St Nicholas Cliff, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

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About The Grand Scarborough

The Grand Hotel remains unique, with many of its original features playing their part in helping make a fantastic break. The hotel is the perfect base to enjoy Scarborough's beautiful sandy beaches, promenade walks & seaside entertainment. It has often been written that the hotel was designed around the theme of time, with 4 towers for the seasons, 12 floors for the months of the year, 52 chimneys for the weeks and 365 rooms - one for each day of the year. The hotel was also built in the shape of a 'v' - symbolising the reign of Queen Victoria. The Grand Hotel is one of Scarborough's greatest landmarks. Situated in the town centre, this stately building enjoys pride of place overlooking Scarborough's picturesque South Bay and Harbour. Without a doubt the views from the Hotels Harbour Lights restaurant are among the finest on this coast. Please note the hotel is currently undergoing a 7 million pound refurbishment programme.

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Whitby (16.4 miles, 26.4 km, direction SE)
This historic small fishing town is part of the Heritage Coast of North East England. It is a place of historical interest and was the home of the most famous 18th century explorer and voyager; Captain James Cook. Whitby also has one of the finest examples of Anglo Saxon churches in England.
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Goathland (15.0 miles, 24.2 km, direction SE)
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Flamborough (16.0 miles, 25.8 km, direction NW)
Sea, sand and solitude, or rather sea, rocks and solitude can be found in the grandeur of this picture postcard stretch of chalky cliffs where a retreating sea reveals picturesque little coves and sea caves.
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Driffield (19.3 miles, 31.1 km, direction N)
Driffield makes an ideal base from which to explore the spacious Wolds and the glorious sandy bays of the lovely coastline of East Yorkshire.
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Bridlington (15.9 miles, 25.5 km, direction NW)
The town has a north beach, a south beach and a harbour. It is both a seaside town and a fishing port.
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Sewerby (15.8 miles, 25.4 km, direction NW)
Sewerby lies in a picturesque position overlooking a sweeping, sandy bay - this is the meeting place of Flamborough's stark white cliffs and the sands of Bridlington.
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Bempton (14.0 miles, 22.5 km, direction NW)
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Filey (6.7 miles, 10.7 km, direction NW)
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Thornton-le-Dale (13.5 miles, 21.7 km, direction E)
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Lastingham (19.5 miles, 31.3 km, direction E)
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