Whitby has a charm and mystique all of its own. No wonder Bram Stoker chose to immortalise it in his literary masterpiece Dracula or that famous Victorian photographer Frank Meadow Sutcliffe chose it as the subject for much of his lifetime’s work. For those of you returning to this pretty seaside town, you’ll know exactly what we mean. For those of you visiting us for the first time, a thoroughly enjoyable experience awaits. With its olde worlde charm and idyllic location between some of Britain’s finest coastline and the stunning North Yorkshire Moors, it’s hardly surprising that Whitby has inspired writers, artists and hopeless romantics for countless generations. For your next visit to Whitby, you’d be hard pressed to make a better choice for accommodation than The Nook. Situated in the heart of the 'old town', an area famous for its narrow cobbled streets and rich sense of history, The Nook really is the perfect retreat. Lovingly renovated by owners Robin and Caroline Cuthbertson, this charming 16th century Captain’s cottage offers you character, a convenient location and luxurious accommodation - all backed by service with that personal touch. The Nook. The warmest of welcomes awaits...