Fairhaven Country Guest House, Whitby

Set in the village of Goathland (also known as Aidensfield from the Yorkshire Television program Heart Beat), the Fairhaven is a charming Edwardian country house in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.

Built at the beginning of the 1900's by Captain Richard Smailes of the Smailes Steam Ship Company, the house was his personal country residence. Whilst retaining much of its original character, the Fairhaven now provides comfortable and attractive accommodation for guests to relax and enjoy their holiday.

We can offer accommodation for single people as well as couples and families with children. We also offer ideal facilities for group visits, small conferences and family parties. As well as offering superb views of the heather covered Moorlands, the Fairhaven has a licensed bar, private car park and pleasant gardens. Guests can sit and relax in the large lounge where they can play cards, dominoes and board games or just watch television.

The Country Guest House has eight comfortable bedrooms, single, double, twin and family. All rooms are en-suite with the exception of one single room having private facilities. All rooms have colour television and hospitality trays.