Each of our six cottages is individually designed with your comfort in mind. Our cottages sleep between four to 10 guests.

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"We have just had a wonderful family holiday at Seaton Hall. There were 22 of us (aged between 1 and 86!) and we all had a fantastic time. The rooms were comfortable, the kitchen was well equipped and the owner was incredibly helpful."

Traveller
"We stayed at Lady de Seton cottage, this January. Absolutely beautiful, very quirky and has everything we could possibly need. Very clean and tidy when we arrived, owner William came straight away to check everything was OK "

Traveller
"Made very welcome with cake, wine and a bottle of milk even.. Who does that? The stay in Seaton Hall was fabulous. There was nothing we needed.. Everything was catered for. Lovely rooms, comfortable beds. The grounds were beautiful. Its so peaceful. Highly recommended."

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Don’t take our word for it – here’s what our guests have to say about their experience with us.
Our six self-catering cottages provide guests with home-from-home amenities, and our on-site cafe offers everything from cuppas and cakes to delicious meals.
Enjoy everything from a tasty breakfast sandwich to a hearty lunch, to a delicious slice of cake or scone.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome to stay in each of our six charming self-catering cottages.
Each of our cottages comes fully equipped with its own washing machine, providing convenience for longer stays.
We offer convenient on-site parking for all our cottages. Ideal for those who wish to explore our surroundings.
Nestled between coast and countryside, Seaton Hall is perfectly placed for exploring some of North Yorkshire’s most charming spots, from hidden fishing villages to sweeping clifftop walks, historic steam railways and sandy beaches. Whether you’re looking for peaceful nature, seaside fun or cultural heritage, there’s something nearby for everyone.

Once home to Captain Cook, this picture postcard fishing village is full of character.
Step into nature with clifftop paths, deep ravines, bluebell filled woods and peaceful streams.

Explore the old town’s narrow lanes, enjoy traditional fish and chips, or visit the Captain Cook Memorial Museum.
Within a stone’s throw, you'll find traditional pubs, cosy cafés and village shops
"Absolutely loved it. Felt like lord of the manor the moment I walked in and ideally located for places like Staithes harbour, Saltburn by the sea, Sandsend and Whitby. Lovely cafe and antiques centre right next door to the accommodation. Would definitely go stay again"