The Captain Guesthouse

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Location

Located within 5 minutes' walk of Stephen Joseph Theatre, the 3-star The Captain Guesthouse Scarborough gives easy access to various tourist attractions.

This Scarborough hotel places you just 1.1 km from the oriental themed municipal Peasholm Park and in proximity to Tracy Savage Fine Art Gallery. Wood End Museum in Scarborough is approximately 300 metres from the hotel. Guests might as well visit Valley Park, which is nearly a 5-minute walk away. One of the most important attractions in Scarborough is Scarborough Beach, located within reach of the Captain Guesthouse. The accommodation is within a 200-metre distance of J Aberdeen Walk bus stop.

You can dine at Baxters, right around the corner from this Scarborough hotel.

Important information
Check-in: from 15:00 until 22:30
Check-out: from 09:00 until 10:00

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