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Hotel St Nicholas - Scarborough, United Kingdom 3 star hotel

Address: St Nicholas Cliff, Scarborough, YO11 2EU
Hotel St Nicholas details:  The Hotel St. Nicholas takes pride of place on the cliffs overlooking the South Bay of Scarborough. Scarborough is one of the premier conference destinations. The Hotel St. Nicholas provides a 1st-class service.

The indoor leisure club has superb facilities. You can work out in gym rooms, enjoy a swim in the heated indoor pool, relax in the sauna or top up your tan in the solarium. The choice is yours.

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Location

Scarborough is situated on the North East coast of North Yorkshire. The hotel is situated in an ideal location, just minutes walk from the local shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, and only a 5 minute walk from the seafront.

Scarborough is a great base for exploring the Yorkshire coast and its attractions, some ideas given below:

Scarborough Castle (1.3 km/ 0.8 miles) - An excellent place to start when exploring the area, with its history dating back well before the middle ages and spectacular views of Scarborough bay down below, it is definitely a must see.

Scarborough Sealife Centre (3.5 km/ 2.2 miles) - Scarborough sea life and marine sanctuary is open all year round, highlights including penguin and otter sanctuaries, a seal hospital and a whole host of other incredible marine creatures.

Flamingo Land (34.4 km/ 21.4 miles) - Set in over 375 acres of North Yorkshire parkland with a themepark and zoo, it's sure to be an action packed day for all the family.

Goathland - Heartbeat Country (46.4 km/ 28.8 miles) - This picturesque village set in the North Yorkshire Moors, made famous as the main setting for the popular TV series Heartbeat. It is also home of the station used to represent Hogwarts Station in the Harry Potter film. Other attractions include the 70 foot high Mallyan Spout Waterfall and the North York Moors Railway.

Facilities

General: Parking (fee required), Elevator, Non-Smoking Rooms, Heating, 24-Hour Front Desk, Bar, Luggage Storage, Breakfast Buffet, Restaurant
Activities: Solarium, Indoor Swimming Pool, Sauna, Fitness Centre
Services: Room Service, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying, Laundry, Packed Lunches, Barber/Beauty Shop
Location: Beach, Near Train Station, City Centre

Dining

Breakfast is served from 07:30 until 10:00.
Lunch is served from 11:00 until 20:30.
Dinner is served from 18:30 until 20:30.

Hotel policies

Check-In
14:00
Check-Out
11:00
Cancellation
If cancelled up to 1 day before the date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.
Children
All children are welcome.
All children under 4 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots.
One child from 4 to 14 years stays free of charge in an extra bed.
Maximum capacity of extr
Pre-pay
No deposit will be charged.
Extra charges
VAT is included.
Service charge is included.
City/tourist tax is not applicable.
Parking
Public parking is possible on site and reservation is needed costs GBP 3.95 per day .
Dining
Breakfast is included in the room rate.
Internet
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel and charges are applicable.
Pets
Pets are not allowed.

Reviewer: stigManchester (manchester)

Traveling group: Business colleagues

Date: 2008-06-28

Guest rating:
3.7
Check in / front desk
4.0
Value
2.0
Service
4.0
Rooms
6.0
Location
4.0
Cleanliness
2.0
Actually Scarborough itself is very disappointing and the hotel just made it worse.Now the place for stag and hen parties, Scarborough is now a scruffy town with seedy amusement arcades, pound shops and condoms on the beach. Although looking promising on the outside, the St Nicholas was the usual seaside hotel. I can put up with scruffy shabby chic but not dirt. I was alerted by my colleague who had an unrefurbished bathroom. The tiles had more than 6 months of un-cleaned grime on them.I was pleased that I had a refurbished bathroom with new tiles and a plastic sealant around the bath which probably was just hiding the mold. Imagine my horror when I ran a wet tissue down one tile and realised that they had not been cleaned either. The hotel had agreed to change the room of my colleague the night before, but to be honest we got in late and couldn't be bothered.They didn't offer to move her whilst we were out.We just didn't bathe or shower. We did approach 'C' at the reception desk however who was so rude we just wanted to get out and go home to our 'clean' houses.
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Reviewer: Bogey567 (Worcestershire)

Traveling group: Spouse / significant other

Date: 2008-06-26

Guest rating:
4.7
Check in / front desk
6.0
Value
4.0
Service
4.0
Rooms
2.0
Location
6.0
Cleanliness
6.0
This is a copy of a letter I wrote on 12th May 2008. Well over a month later no reply. Stay at Hotel 3 nights – commencing 2nd May 2008 – Loss of Hot Water in Room 127 As you are aware I recently stayed at the St Nicholas Hotel, over the period shown above. Upon arrival in our room, there was a notice stating that there was a temporary interruption to the hot water supply, due to some maintenance work. We assumed that this really was temporary and that the matter would be resolved. On the evening of the 2nd May 2008, I spoke to the Duty Manager Joe, who stated that there had been contractors working on the heating boilers that serviced my part of the hotel and that the water really should have been heating up, but was stuck at 30 degrees. I assumed that this matter would right itself overnight. Joe stated that the hotel was full and this had increased the demand for hot water. Nice idea, but of course that was not really a good indication of the situation. On the morning of Saturday 3rd May 2008, I managed to have a brief, but bearable luke warm shower and my wife managed to draw some similar water off for a shallow bath. But it was obvious that the heaters and boilers were not working. I was aware that Joe, the duty manager was under some pressure from other customers and stated that Head Office had been informed about the situation. It was Bank Holiday week end and obviously there were no plumbers in the area or the company did not want to pay the going rate. The former is probably untrue and the latter is probably true. This situation could have been resolved, by employing an emergency plumber. I have to say that I did not make too much of a fuss at the time. The duty receptionist, who was working with Joe, a blond girl called Ness, was appreciative of my restraint. So much so she stated that it had been decided that I had been selected for a 50% discount off my bill. This was going to be slightly complicated, since I had booked my week end through Superbreaks and had already paid the total. The Saturday night was not really better, than the Friday for water temperature and we were offered a spare room in which to shower and bathe, which we accepted. Although, it meant searching the other side of the hotel for this room. Sunday was no better and the same procedure took place, with another room to use on the other side of the hotel. I mentioned the idea of a discount to the other receptionist on duty on Sunday. She was an Asian girl and of course she had never heard of this arrangement. This is actually quite strange, because she had said she was preparing some letters the night before. She made some phone calls and gave me a note with the following written on it. Ness (receptionist) and Duty Manager (Joe) has promised to refund half of the amount because of the water problem. She also said that she would look into the matter herself and ensure that my query was dealt with. But of course it is now the 12th May and I have heard nothing. I would be grateful if you could arrange some recompense in respect of this water situation. We could not bathe or shower when we wanted to. I had to shave in cold water. If we wanted hot baths/showers we had to walk around the hotel with our sponge bags and towels. It was not really what I expected of your hotel and I thought that the General Management, should have taken more responsibility for the situation and not left it to the Duty Manager, who was put in a very bad position. Beside the above, the staff were helpful and the food was ok. It is obvious that that management are CRAP.
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Review Summary

Based on 67 reviews worldwide
6.4
Check in / front desk
6.2
Business service
5.1
Value
5.9
Service
4.5
Rooms
7.4
Location
5.5
Cleanliness

Traveler Reviews

10Average rating:
10.0
Date: 06/05/2006
Guest name: member, Chesterfield
"SMASHING, GREAT, SUPER"
stayed at the Swallow St Nicholas for a weekend away had a smashing time, room was lovely had the Wolds...
9Average rating:
9.7
Date: 08/31/2007
Guest name: jollyholmes, holmfirth
"dont believe the bad press!"
After reading the negative comments, my family and i went in fear and trepidation of what this hotel...
9Average rating:
9.5
Date: 02/25/2006
Guest name: robertgay, london
"Superb Hotel"
Stayed at the Hotel for a weekend break with my girlfriend. The welcome we received was first class,...
9Average rating:
9.2
Date: 09/21/2006
Guest name: irodger, lincolnshire
"Lovely break"
Just returned from a stay at the St Nicholas Hotel with my 14 year old daughter and had a lovely break...
9Average rating:
9.0
Date: 12/07/2006
Guest name: Lucybates, Bath
"nice to visit but wouldn't want to live there"
What can i say - hotel is nice but one of rooms was really nice and modern and the other was really tatty...