Holiday rentals in Robin Hood's Bay

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An outdoor area features a private hot tub surrounded by wooden decking. A set of wooden folding chairs and a table is positioned nearby, inviting relaxation. Natural light filters in through open double doors, while the surrounding garden adds a touch of greenery.
Guest suite
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

'The Snug' Apartment with Hot Tub, Ashford House

Modern, fully renovated cosy space for 2 people. Underfloor heating throughout and large private outdoor hot tub. En-suite luxurious bathroom with jacuzzi bath and separate shower. Small kitchenette, king size bed and private parking. Wood fired pizza oven with wood supplied. Everything you need for a little romantic getaway. Situated in a quiet village location, just a short drive from Whitby North Yorkshire and a 10 minute stroll from the famous seaside village of Robin Hood's Bay. Sky Q WIFI

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A cozy lounge area features a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall and a stone fireplace, providing warmth. Two recliners are positioned beside a small side table, while a dining table with chairs occupies the space. Decorative plants and soft lighting add a calming touch.
Flat
4.77 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

cosy apartment in the heart of Robin hood's bay

A beautiful self catering holiday apartment,sleeps 2. Situated above the Laurel in pub,what more do you need?! The apartment is fully equipped with everything you require for your stay. It has a lounge/kitchen/dining room with a smart t.v,dining table and chairs and two quality recliners. The bedroom is En-suite with a top quality double bed,we provide bedding and towels. ACCESSIBILITY-we are sorry to say that our rooms are not suitable for those with limited mobility,due to very steep stairs.

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Home
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Coach House Cottage a perfect seaside retreat

Coach House Cottage is an old Fishermans cottage above what used to be a stables and coach store (Now a dinosaur and fossil museum). Well situated, above the main street, in the lower part of Robin Hoods Bay it is moments from the beach, the dock, and the hustle and bustle of village life. The cottage is approached along cobbled alleys and/or up a series of stone steps. It is set in its own private back alley. Due to its location our much loved cottage is not for you if steps are an issue!

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A grassy area leads towards the edge overlooking the bay, with smooth water visible in the distance. A stone building is positioned to the right, and a picnic bench sits on the grass, framed by blooming flowers along the pathway.
Home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Warm comfortable cottage,sea view from rear garden

Built 1710 this former fully restored fisherman’s cottage, has the benefit of rear door access to our owned grass area ( the 3 adjoining “ second home” cottages have the right of access)overlooking the Bay, with our own picnic bench.Coal (supplied)and log stove with gas central heating ( Nest system). Sleeps 4. Double bedroom and twin bedroom. Bed linen and towels provided.Wi-Fi. 2 smart TVs. Parking Permit for the 2 top village car parks (free 1/11-28/2) SUNDAY checkout 4pm not 10.30am.

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Cottage
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 234 reviews

Hilda Cottage, lower Robin Hoods Bay!

Hilda Cottage is a 17th Century dwelling. The front door enters to the living area, downstairs is the kitchen. Upstairs is a double bedroom (WC ensuite) with sea views, and main bathroom, the top floor is the loft bedroom (double & single bed) and sea views! The stairs are narrow & steep, see photos If you're after old and quaint, Hilda is your girl, if you're after new and modern, she probably isn't 💗 No private parking or garden, see 'other details to note' section. Thank you

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The exterior of a charming stone cottage is presented, featuring a welcoming front door and a neatly arranged outdoor seating area. A circular table with four chairs sits on an artfully designed patio, complemented by potted flowers and lush green grass.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

The Den, beautiful 2-bedroom Cottage

The Den is a beautifully decorated terraced cottage on a working farm, in the village of High Hawsker between Whitby and the beautiful Robin Hood's Bay. The quaint village of Hawsker is a perfect spot for people wishing to enjoy the natural beauty of the North York Moors, the stunning Yorkshire coastline and the Cinder Track which runs from Hawsker down to Robin Hood's Bay. Also perfect for exploring the bustling fishing town of Whitby which is just a couple of miles down the road.

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A charming wooden cabin is nestled among tall trees, illuminated by warm outdoor lighting. A wooden deck is visible, featuring a hot tub and dining area. The surrounding landscape is shrouded in mist, creating a serene atmosphere as dusk approaches.
Hut
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 352 reviews

Crumbleclive Cabin

Crumbleclive is a beautifully restored 100 year old cabin set within the dramatic backdrop of Crunkly Ghyll. It was originally the ‘Gun Room’ for the local estate in the 1890s! The Cabin has a balcony overlooking the gorge with the River Esk rapids visible at the bottom. Surrounded by Oak trees you will feel amongst the treetops as birds gather on the branches around you and fly through the gorge below. It is perfect for couples wanting a romantic getaway to recharge the batteries!

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Two white wooden chairs are positioned near a large window, offering views of the sea and harbor. A decorative seagull figurine stands on the sill beside two glasses, with a small vessel and a sign visible on the wall.
Cottage
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 284 reviews

Views to die for at Garr End Cottage Staithes.

The Cottage occupies a front line position, with breathtaking, uninterrupted sea views, just off the high street in the bottom of staithes old town. Two minutes walk from the famous Cod & Lobster pub and eatery. Sleeps 2 The cottage used to be the communal bakery where the womenfolk would bring their dough to be baked You will find yourself immersed in the history of this quaint old village once home to Captain James Cook, artist Dame Laura Knight, and countless smugglers.

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The image shows the exterior of Bramley Cottage, a four-story building with a white facade and multiple windows. A red door is visible at the bottom, while the cobblestone path leads up to the cottage. Scaffolding is present on the left, indicating possible maintenance work.
Home
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 444 reviews

Bramley Cottage - Robin Hoods Bay - in Lower Bay

The home of painter/ illustrator, Albert Wainwright in the 1930s, Bramley Cottage was built in the 1700's. Located in 'Old Bay' (Robin Hood's Bay). An unspoiled family cottage. * BRING TOWELS unless coming from abroad. Cottage is a short walk from New Road. ** PARKING in 2 lots @ top of hill. Payment by card/coin/Ringo. See 'Getting Around' section below this box. *** DIRECTIONS to Bramley in 'Info for Guests’. * Any repairs caused by water damage will be charged to guest.

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A charming street scene captures a white, three-story building featuring multiple windows with black shutters, contrasted by a nearby stone structure. The red-tiled roofs and vibrant shopfronts create a quaint village atmosphere. Two individuals are seen walking on the cobblestone road.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

1 The Bolts Robin Hood's Bay

Located in the heart of lower Robin Hood’s Bay, above Muir Lea Stores, this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is just moments from the beach, cafés and village shops. Set over 3 floors with fantastic views of the lower village, it features 3 double rooms and 1 twin, each with a Smart TV. The perfect coastal retreat for families or friends to relax and unwind together. We provide a parking permit for one vehicle in the pay and display car parks at the top of the bank.

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An entrance area features a green front door with a brass handle. A decorative pot holds several sticks, alongside a sign that reads 'The Bolthole.' The walls are textured stone and wood, providing a rustic charm.
Tiny home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Bolthole Cottage in Robin Hood's Bay

The popular and loved Bolthole Cottage is an ideal location at the heart of Robin Hood's Bay. Perfect for singles or couples seeking a tranquil retreat. Newly decorated to exude a cheerful and bright ambience, Bolthole Cottage brims with charm. Featuring a double bedroom with a king-sized sleigh bed, shower room complete with a basin and toilet, and kitchenette/sitting room . There is also a sunlit outdoor terrace for you to sit back, relax, and enjoy a bbq.

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A decking area features a comfortable seating arrangement with two armchairs and a sofa, surrounding a small round table. Soft cushions provide additional comfort. Green plants are placed on the table and around the seating, complementing the natural stone and wooden walls of the residence.
Guest house
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

Bijou Luxury Residence in Knaresborough

Honeysuckle Lodge is a Luxury Self Contained Air Conditioned Bijou Residence in an elevated position with Wood and River views on Waterside with Pubs & Cafes within 300 yards, The interior is dominated by a Large Glass Roof Lantern, Luxury Bathroom, The Main room has a King size bed, Small kitchenette, 55” Smart T/V, Spacious Decking area with Garden Furniture. Close to the Yorkshire Dales, with transport links to Harrogate & York, the station is 750 yds away

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • When is the best time to visit Robin Hood's Bay?

    Late spring to early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor activities. Many events and pop-up markets also take place during the warmer months.

  • Where is Robin Hood's Bay located?

    Robin Hood's Bay is a coastal village on the northeast coast of England, situated along rugged cliffs and winding streets. It sits between the larger towns of Whitby and Scarborough and is known for its maritime character.

  • What are some things to do near Robin Hood's Bay?

    You can explore the village’s narrow lanes, visit local museums, or wander the beach searching for fossils. The area has scenic walking trails, and the surrounding countryside invites opportunities for cycling and wildlife spotting.

  • How is the weather near Robin Hood's Bay?

    Robin Hood's Bay has cool, often damp weather, with winter temperatures around 33–42°F (0–6°C) and summers near 51–66°F (11–19°C). Rainfall is common throughout the year, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is frequently suggested.

All about Robin Hood's Bay

This cosy Yorkshire seaside town within North York Moors National Park is known for its labyrinthine layout of winding cobblestone streets and narrow alleyways. Set amid dramatic cliffs and built up the steep hillside that leads down to the bay, this destination is a photographer’s dream with its narrow, stacked cottages and coastal views.

The village’s remote location and series of underground passageways helped make Robin Hood’s Bay a hot spot for smuggling in the 18th century. History buffs can learn all about how the locals moved contraband like gin and tobacco without detection at the Robin Hood’s Bay Museum. At low tide, you’ll find visitors and locals lounging on the beach with coolers, eating ice cream, or exploring rockpools. The water comes up to the sea wall at high tide, which is a great time to duck in a local shop or grab a pint and some seafood at one of the pubs along the water’s edge.

What are the top things to do in Robin Hood's Bay?

The Cinder Track

If you’d like to spend some time wandering through tree-lined trails and soaking up the coastal views, you can hike or cycle along this path that was once home to an old railway line. The entire track is about 34 kilometres, and there are many different routes you can choose that will take anywhere from 30 minutes to a full day, depending on your mode of transportation. Along the way, you have the option to stop and explore other villages like the larger Whitby with its famous abbey ruins.

Shopping

Robin Hood’s Bay has a great selection of shops to get lost in for an afternoon. Antique shops carry trinkets and ornate wooden furniture, and gift shops are brimming with local sweets and souvenirs. You’ll also find inviting bookshops lined with tomes on local history and new releases, in addition to a few clothing boutiques carrying locally made nautical knits.

Fossil hunting

Robin Hood’s Bay has become a popular destination for amateur fossil hunters and collectors. If you set out for the beach at low tide, you can find a selection of fossils, including ammonites and belemnites. Alternatively, head a mile south to the cove known as Boggle Hole for an even better chance of uncovering your own piece of the area’s prehistoric past.