Blenheim Terrace, Scarborough, United Kingdom
Located just 0.9 km from the landscaped Peasholm Park, Delmont Hotel & View Restaurant Scarborough offers spacious rooms 13 minutes' walk from Tourist Information Centre. The hotel features a shared lounge and a golf course as well as Wi-Fi in public areas.
Freddie Gilroy and the Belsen Stragglers is 6 minutes' stroll away, while Scarborough train station is within reach of this 4-star hotel. A quiet beach is 950 metres from the Delmont Hotel & View Restaurant. Also, Peasholm Park is situated about 10 minutes' walk away. This accommodation is not far from the modest funfair "Luna Park Scarborough". D St Thomas Street bus stop is at a distance of within 400 metres of the family-owned hotel.
The property has 50 rooms appointed with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as self-catering options such as coffee and tea making facilities. There is also a separate bathroom. Separate bedrooms are equipped with a wardrobe. They come with a separate toilet and a shower along with such comforts as hair dryers and bath sheets. Staying at Delmont Hotel & View Restaurant, guests can enjoy views of the sea.
This Scarborough hotel serves a continental breakfast. There is a comfortable lounge bar for you to have a drink. It also features a lounge for guests' comfort. The restaurant Scarborough Arms lies within easy reach of Delmont Hotel & View Restaurant.
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Tony
2021-11-12
my favourite property in scarborough. by and large, it was good choice for sightseeing in scarborough, had much fun. location: the hotel was near to north, shops and the town centre.
Henry
2021-11-08
The rooms with the refreshments, a seaview, the dressing table. It met requests. The hotel was minutes from the heart of the Scarborough...