Assam House is a small bed and breakfast establishment offering a personal service in a quiet suburban location. We are superbly situated and guests will find the town's many amenities and attractions can be reached with ease including Pannet Park and the Museum, shops and pubs. From Whitby,you can explore Sandsend and Gothland (Heartbeat Country).Parking is available outside the Guest House and all our rooms are conveniently situated on the first floor.
Our aim is to make your stay in Whitby as memorable as possible and we hope that you will want to come back to us each time you visit Whitby.
Assam House
Phone number-01947 600765
07723607865
Address-80 Stakesby Road
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO21 1JE
We wish you a very pleasant stay in Whitby.
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About Us
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Assam House is located on Stakesby Road, a charming suburban location
on the Western side of town .It is about 5 minutes walk to the West Cliff and sea front.
It is also within easy walking distance( about 10 minutes) to the town center.
However,If you don't feel like walking, there is a local bus stop right outside the guest house. (Route 92 Arriva).Please click on the links below to download a copy of the bus route.
Parking is available outside the Guest House. We do not offer private parking though there is plenty of on road parking outside the Guest House.
Amenities like shops(Lidl,Spar),petrol station and cash machine are situated
at the top of the road.
We are a strictly non-smoking establishment.
Your host at Assam House is Dave Heselton, Dave is from a long line of Whitby seafarers that have been Mariners, Master Mariners, Naval Officers, fishermen and lifeboat men.
From ASSAM HOUSE and walking distance:
West Cliff and sea front-5 minutes ( using short-cut )
Pannett Park and Museum -5 minutes
Nearest shops, Supermarket , Petrol Station and Cash Machine -5 minutes
Nearest Pub(Stakesby Arms),Chinese takeaway- 2 minutes
Town Centre -10 minutes.
Whitby Football Grounds-4 Minutes
Whitby Golf Club-7 Minutes
This page was last modified on Monday, January 02, 2012 08:15:39 PM