Ammonite Lodge

We arrived on our motorcycle and the staff made room for it in the garage, where it could be locked away safely overnight. A lovely lady made us feel very welcome, and we even found two pieces of banana cake in our room. My room was non-smoking, clean and bright, with tea and coffee, a double bed and an en-suite shower wet room. The shower was hot, the towels soft and fluffy, and there was a choice of pillows to suit anyone's taste. It was quiet and peaceful, and we had a great night's sleep. Breakfast was delicious, with lots of choice. They cooked a full English fresh to order, alongside toast, fruit and cereals. There was more than enough to set you up for a day's biking, even in "bracing" weather. All the staff were friendly and helpful. I highly recommend The Firs. It's not too far from the beach, and I'll definitely stay here again. Thank you for having me.

My daughter and I booked one night so we could get an early start on fossil hunting the next morning. I was pleasantly surprised. The proprietor was really pleasant, and there was plenty of parking. After a restful sleep, we had what I can only call the nicest guest-house breakfast I've had: homemade jams, lovely homemade bread and a delicious full breakfast. It's dog friendly too. I'll definitely stay again.

We had a great two-night stay at The Firs while touring the area on our motorbikes. After arriving wet through, we got a really warm welcome, and the bikes had secure storage. Nothing was too much trouble. We also enjoyed a pint at the Runswick Bay Hotel pub, just a few minutes' walk away. The breakfast choice was amazing, really fresh and locally sourced, and kept us going all day. Thank you for a great stay!

We stopped here while walking the Cleveland Way. The room was nice and we were made welcome. We had to set off early to avoid the high tide cutting off the beach path, so unfortunately we didn't stay for breakfast.