Dunsley Hall Country House Hotel

Once a Victorian home for shipping magnate, this 26-bedroom country house hotel is set in four acres of landscaped grounds near Whitby, North Yorkshire.

Dunsley Hall Country House Hotel was built as a dream house for the Pyman shipping family in the Victorian period. From 1900 it was the country home of Frederick Haigh Pyman and his large family of thirteen children. Many historic features include oak panelling, an original stained glass window
depicting a seafaring scene, and an Inglenook fireplace bearing the Pyman family coat-of-arms. Stylish and original, Dunsley Hall retains the quality and unique character of the period. With a country house feel, comfortable furniture, books, memorabilia, open fires in the winter. Welcoming Yorkshire hospitality is the hallmark of this independent and family-run hotel, set in the quiet hamlet of Dunsley in four acres of landscaped gardens.