The space

As you walk into the hallway, head straight up the stairs and you’ll find the bedroom and bathroom on the first floor. The bedroom is a clean and bright space featuring a large, extravagant bed and contemporary lights which hang above marble bedside tables. Dark wooden beams contrast perfectly with the white walls and grey colour scheme. A floor length gold mirror and blue suede chair complete the room and add even more glamour.

In the bathroom you’ll find grey patterned tiles and sleek silver hardware. The room features a spacious walk in shower and a white, gloss vanity cabinet.

Head up the stairs again to the second floor and you’ll discover the open plan kitchen and living area. Wow! With sloping ceilings and breath-taking views of Whitby and the Abbey, this space is very impressive. The dark blue kitchen creates a cosy feel which contrasts beautifully with the clean, white walls. You’ll have everything you need for your stay as the kitchen is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and dishwasher. Take a seat on a vintage style, wooden stool and relax with a drink as you gaze at the views from the windows.

Relax on the eclectic, velvet sofa with a book or switch on the flat screen TV to catch up on your favourite shows.
Enjoy meals at the marble dining table – whether it’s breakfast after a lazy morning or an evening dinner with your loved one. You can open up the window completely and let the heat drift in during the summer months.

As the apartment is owned by a Wellbeing Coach, extra touches have been added including an Aromatherapy Diffuser along with beautiful books and a weighted blanket for Wellbeing in the apartment. The Apartment's earthy colours also create calm and relaxation.

Guest access

Guests have access to the full apartment. The keys to Eccles Retreat can be found in a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to your arrival.

A free car park can be found a short 2-minute walk away from Eccles Retreat.

Please note that a ring doorbell is fitted at Eccles Retreat in the interests of guest safety and security.