Hidden Treasure

Boasting a garden, Hidden Treasure offers accommodation in Whitby with free WiFi and garden views. This holiday home is 350 yards from Whitby Pavillion and 550 yards from Captain Cook Memorial Museum.

The holiday home has 5 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 5 bathrooms with a shower.

Popular points of interest near the holiday home include Sandsend Beach, Whitby Abbey and Whitby Lighthouse. The nearest airport is Durham Tees Valley Airport, 32.3 miles from Hidden Treasure.

Information about the host

Company information

We're a family run holiday accommodation business providing luxury holiday homes along the North Yorkshire coastline. We pride ourselves on providing premium accommodation along with quick and efficient communication. We are always on hand to help with any questions or queries you may have, and our twenty first century approach will mean you always get complete flexibility when booking your stay. Whether you're staying with us for one night or two weeks, we know that you will enjoy the comfort and luxury that comes as standard at each of our Stay North Yorkshire properties.

Property information

Gather your loved togethers and enjoy a family staycation at Hidden Treasure. Sleeping up to 10 guests, you’ll have exclusive access to the property during your stay which includes a spacious open plan kitchen, living and dining area, a second reception room, five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Located on the North Yorkshire coast in the popular town of Whitby, Hidden Treasure is a fantastic choice for a retreat by the sea.

Neighbourhood information

Set on the West side of Whitby, Hidden Treasure is just a short walk from the central Flowergate. Find cosy pubs, fun arcades and plenty of fish restaurants on Pier Road. Venture along the lively road and you’ll reach the beautiful, blue flag West Cliff Beach which is lined with idyllic beach huts. At the other end of Pier Road, you’ll find the swing bridge which sits over the River Esk. On the opposite side of the bridge is the East bank. This side of Whitby is full of narrow, medieval streets dotted with boutiques, pubs and fish restaurants. Climb the famous 199 steps up to the Church of Saint Mary. You can also discover the renowned ruined Whitby Abbey, which was the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s gothic novel ‘Dracula’. Step outside of Whitby and you’ll uncover a haven of woodland and moorland. Whitby forms part of the North York Moors National Park so it’s the perfect place for long walks.

Languages spoken

English