Guest Houses in Redcar and Cleveland

"This was our first stay at Gisborough Hall Hotel due to attending a wedding at the hotel. The hotel is set in magnificent grounds and from your first contact with reception, all staff are excellent and a credit to the management. Room was clean and ready. As per the brochure pictures. We had lunch in the De Brus Grill and the food was first class. Prices are a bit on the high side but it is a top hotel after all. Breakfast was exceptional. The bed in the room was like sleeping on a marshmallow. The best hotel bed I have ever slep in from visiting many hotels here and overseas. The Lord of the manor visited around the guests and it was a great experience to speak to him in person. He plays the piano in the Hotel in the evenings. And he is 98 years old. An exceptional gentleman. Biggest bonus for the hotel is the staff. Nothing is a problem to them. Polite and friendly with a sense of humour added in. A great weekend for us. I would visit this hotel again."

"Beautiful place!! The grounds are well maintained and peaceful "

"Lovely food & great staff "

"Janet is amazing. If you need anything she sorts it out straight away. She is kind, friendly and gives you a warm welcome."

"While in the area needing a bed for the night we chanced upon the Clayton , great value for money, lovely clean place and super friendly staff. Would happily stay again. 👍"

"We had a most relaxing and comfortable stay. Room and bed most comfortable with all amenities for ease. Location convenient for seaside and woodland. Food exceptional quality and friendly service. Will definielly visi t again."

"What a fantastic B&B! Thank you to the owners, what a great place to stay. "

"A truely lovely pitstop. I was made to feel really welcome from the moment I arrived to the moment I left. Only slight downside was there was no phone signal and the wifi was sketchy, but absolutely perfect to get away from it all. Located in a beautiful area for walking/running/cycling"

"Very gud . The manager is very nice . Nothing wss a boyher "