The Waverley

17 Crescent Avenue, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England

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About The Waverley

Small, friendly hotel, close to all West Cliff and town amenities. A warm welcome awaits you at The Waverley from resident proprietors, Stephen & Julie Ward. A charming small (non smoking) hotel, it assures a friendly personal service to all its guests. The Waverley is situated on Whitby's famous West Cliff and is thus very conveniently positioned for the Promenade, beach, harbour and shops. Children over the age of 5 years are welcome and enjoy specially reduced rates if sharing a room with parents. Unfortunately, due to the quiet nature of the hotel, pets and children under the age of five are not allowed to stay at The Waveley. There are 3 parking spaces at the back of the hotel (please enquire for availability stating the make and model of the car) or, alternatively, 'on street' parking is allowed on Crescent avenue.

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