Brontes Guest House, 135 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough

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Brontes Guest House

135 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO12 7QZ
Telephone: 01723 362934
Enjoy England 3 Stars

Our facilities include
Full English breakfast / continental breakfast
Four poster room for that special occasion
Residents lounge with satellite TV
TV's in all rooms with either DVD or video player
Hospitality tray in all rooms
All rooms en suite
Clean and friendly environment
Families welcome
Complimentary toiletries in all rooms
Centrally heated throughout

Wireless laptop connection

Look out for special offers in Winter season

We have 7 letting rooms including 2 family suites, a twin and 4 double rooms.

General Information

Payment: On arrival please, by cash or credit card. We no longer accept cheques.

Breakfast: Normally served between 8:30 and 9:15

Wireless internet facility.
The router is ZyXEL.

Hospitality Tray
Whilst this includes tea and coffee other drinks are available such as decaf coffee, drinking chocolate and variety of herbal teas.

ATM facility
Please ask-we can normally give cash with your credit card.

DVD's and videos
These are available from the lounge at no extra charge.

Check out time
Normally 10:00am on day of departure
You are able to leave luggage in lounge by prior agreement.

For more information visit Take a look at the Brontes Guest House home page

Local Area
We are situated on North Bay only 2 minutes from Peasholm Park and 8 minutes from the beach.

Northstead Manor gardens and the miniature railway, Scarborough Swimming Pool, and the North Bay are only a few minutes away and we are within easy walking distance of the town centre. Turn left out of the hotel and bear left to the top of the street, then turn left, right at the traffic lights and left again and you reach the town centre via Aberdeen Walk. It takes about 12 minutes.

The town of Scarborough has all you would expect from Britain's oldest and most attractive resort. There is, of course, the beach and harbour, a Norman castle and a wide variety of shops in our modern shopping precinct.There are plenty of pubs and night clubs for the energetic.