116 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough, United Kingdom
Located 0.7 km from "Freddie Gilroy" Sculpture Memorial Park, The Almar Hotel Scarborough is only a 5-minute walk from Scarborough cricket club. Boasting a location in close proximity to the oriental themed municipal Peasholm Park, the guest house features 8 rooms as well as luggage storage.
This 3-star hotel is nestled in a shopping area of Scarborough, 250 metres from Peasholm Park. The miniature North Bay Railway is within reach of the Almar, while J Aberdeen Walk bus stop is around 10 minutes' walk away. The sandy beach is located 650 metres away. Sea Life Scarborough Aquarium can also be found within 15 minutes' walk of this property. The hotel is directly connected with Scarborough train station, which is a mere 1.2 km away.
The rooms come with facilities for making tea, as well as a TV set for guests' convenience. There is also a private bathroom. They are equipped with private bathrooms. Also, The Almar Hotel offers rooms with pleasant views of the garden.
A full English breakfast is offered at this accommodation. Az Restaurant serves Mediterranean dishes and lies a few moments from the hotel.
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Carol
2020-12-11
Planned to see Scarborough major attractions and it was handy base for visiting all of them. Small double room had an ironing set, a multi-channel TV and a writing table, everything worked for us. Besides, it offers free Wi-Fi. The hotel has got a good restaurant.
Sydney
2020-12-10
Everything was tidy. A superb bar does the trick. It was a 3-star hotel in every way...
Beatrice
2020-09-18
We had an enjoyable stay. Breakfast here was awesome. Bed was nice. Host was friendly.
John
2020-07-19
Free parking & friendly staff. Location, a short walk to peasholm park: )
Rooms were small.
Robert
2020-05-13
Room suited the needs. Comfortable place for discovering Scarborough.