The Central Hotel occupies a Grade II listed building in The Crescent, Scarborough, which was built between 1833-1857 and is described as the most important Georgian terrace in Britain outside Bath. The Hotel overlooks the delightful Crescent Gardens and sits opposite the Scarborough Cultural Quater where you will find The Scarborough Art Gallery and The Sitwell House - 'Woodend'.
Our Hotel
The Central Hotel Scarborough offers a variety of rooms. We have single, double, twin and premium suites to choose from, all with en-suite bath/shower rooms.
Our 6 Premium Suites overlook The Crescent’s park with a view of the sea in the distance.
Each room has a Welcome Tray with Tea/Coffee making facilities, Flat Screen TV, Wi-Fi, Telephone, Hairdryer, Toiletries and Bath and/or Shower rooms. All our rooms are non-smoking.
Pets are allowed in designated rooms only. Please contact our Reservations department on 01723 447570 prior to booking as there are separate terms and conditions for these.
Our Hotel
The Central Hotel Scarborough offers a variety of rooms. We have single, double, twin and premium suites to choose from, all with en-suite bath/shower rooms.
Our 6 Premium Suites overlook The Crescent’s park with a view of the sea in the distance.
Each room has a Welcome Tray with Tea/Coffee making facilities, Flat Screen TV, Wi-Fi, Telephone, Hairdryer, Toiletries and Bath and/or Shower rooms. All our rooms are non-smoking.
Pets are allowed in designated rooms only. Please contact our Reservations department on 01723 447570 prior to booking as there are separate terms and conditions for these.
Restaurant
Situated next to the entrance to the hotel are a bistro/coffee shop and a bar that offer great coffee and all-day breakfast and dining.
Venture further in and you will find the residents bar and lounge where you will be able to enjoy a quiet moment with the newspapers during the day or your favourite cocktail in the evening.
Restaurant
Situated next to the entrance to the hotel are a bistro/coffee shop and a bar that offer great coffee and all-day breakfast and dining.
Venture further in and you will find the residents bar and lounge where you will be able to enjoy a quiet moment with the newspapers during the day or your favourite cocktail in the evening.
Whether you are passing through Scarborough on business, looking for a weekend break, a family getaway, or a romantic escape to celebrate a special occasion, The Central Hotel Scarborough has what it takes to make your stay successful
Our Vision
Although The Central Hotel is operating fully, we are slowly upgrading each room, looking forward to restoring the Victorian character to the building and the rooms.
Each guest room will be furnished with one-of-a-kind antique furniture, four-poster beds and Persian carpets, but at the same time offer the best in modern conveniences and a guaranteed good night’s sleep on our trademark “Paradise Sleep” mattresses.
We are offering our guests a taste of the Victorian grandeur of yesteryear with today’s comfort and convenience.
Whether you are passing through Scarborough on business, looking for a weekend break, a family getaway, or a romantic escape to celebrate a special occasion, The Central Hotel Scarborough has what it takes to make your stay successful
Our Vision
Although The Central Hotel is operating fully, we are slowly upgrading each room, looking forward to restoring the Victorian character to the building and the rooms.
Each guest room will be furnished with one-of-a-kind antique furniture, four-poster beds and Persian carpets, but at the same time offer the best in modern conveniences and a guaranteed good night’s sleep on our trademark “Paradise Sleep” mattresses.
We are offering our guests a taste of the Victorian grandeur of yesteryear with today’s comfort and convenience.
Whether you are passing through Scarborough on business, looking for a weekend break, a family getaway, or a romantic escape to celebrate a special occasion, The Central Hotel Scarborough has what it takes to make your stay successful
The History Of The Crescent
Scarborough was an elegant, exclusive Victorian resort for visitors who could afford to stay for a substantial season. This required appropriate housing and thus the building of The Crescent commenced in 1833.
The terraces were erected to the original design by Richard Hay Sharp and Samuel Sharp of York, architects. The smaller Belvoir Crescent was finished in 1837 but The Crescent and the 4 villas were only completed in 1857.
The History Of The Crescent
Scarborough was an elegant, exclusive Victorian resort for visitors who could afford to stay for a substantial season. This required appropriate housing and thus the building of The Crescent commenced in 1833.
The terraces were erected to the original design by Richard Hay Sharp and Samuel Sharp of York, architects. The smaller Belvoir Crescent was finished in 1837 but The Crescent and the 4 villas were only completed in 1857.