Wrea Head Hall Hotel
Scalby, on the edge of the North York Moors · Hotel
A Victorian country house hotel set in private grounds near Scalby, just outside Scarborough on the edge of the Moors.
About Wrea Head Hall Hotel
Wrea Head Hall is a Victorian country house set in its own grounds at Scalby, on the northern edge of Scarborough where the town gives way to the North York Moors National Park. Built in 1881, the hall keeps much of its original character - oak panelling, stained glass and open fires feature through the public rooms - while operating as an independently run hotel rather than a chain property.
The setting is the main difference from Scarborough's seafront hotels: acres of private grounds, mature trees and gardens rather than a promenade, with the coast and North Bay a short drive rather than a walk away. The Wrea restaurant serves in the hall's dining rooms, drawing on the quieter, more rural feel of the grounds.
It suits couples looking for a country-house stay with more space and privacy than a seafront hotel, or visitors planning to spend as much time walking the Moors and Forge Valley as they do on Scarborough's beaches.
At a glance
- Property type
- Hotel
- Location
- Scalby, on the edge of the North York Moors
- Star rating
- 4 star
- Guest score
- 8.8 / 10 (450 reviews)
- Prices from
- £155 per night
- Destination
- Scarborough