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La Rosa Hotel
Unique boutique hotel with themed rooms and fantastic views across the harbour to Whitby Abbey. Most of our rooms have baths rather than showers, encouraging a slow approach to you stay.
About La Rosa Hotel
Situated in a period townhouse on Whitby's West Cliff, our hotel is a destination for seaside fun & romance and was once a favourite of Lewis Carroll’s, boasting one of the finest views in the country... Facing us across the picturesque harbour are the ruins of Whitby Abbey, inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Our licensed Victorian tearoom & cocktail bar serve delicious cakes and drinks and are available for private hire, as is the whole hotel - a perfect destination for family get-togethers and celebrations.
Each of our unique rooms have been lovingly designed using Whitby's rich heritage as inspiration. Furnished with antique shop finds and carefully sourced vintage kitsch, fun and opulence are high on the agenda throughout.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a lift?
Access to accommodation is via stairs only.
- Do you have parking?
On-street parking is available right outside, but we don’t have our own car park.
- Do you do breakfast?
Yes, but not full English. We do a vegetarian continental breakfast, delivered to your room.
- Do rooms have TVs?
Sorry no TVs.
- Do you have showers?
Yes we have a few rooms with showers but most of our rooms have a bath.
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