The Headlands Hotel, Scarborough

01/09/2026

And just like that, September settles in.

The bank‑holiday crowds have drifted away, the bay’s gone quiet, and there’s a soft autumn calm across North Bay this afternoon. Gentle waves, cooler air, and Scarborough easing into its next season.

And if you fancy an autumn break…
This October we’re giving you a FREE Thursday night when you book Friday & Saturday on any weekend.

⬇️ Full details below ⬇️
Pick your weekend and give us a call on 01723 373717

https://www.theheadlandshotel.co.uk/october-weekends

31/08/2026

Festive Events 2026 / Rooms Almost Gone

If you fancy a coastal celebration with great food and live music, now’s the time to book. Message us for details..

Festive Weekend 2026 - Last 3 Rooms

Arrive 11th or 12th December for 2 or 3 nights B&B
Saturday evening supper and live music with Callum Marshall
👇👇👇👇 - full details
https://www.theheadlandshotel.co.uk/festive-weekend

New Year Party 2026 - 1 Room Left

Arrive 30th December for 3 Nights B&B
2-course supper on 30th and the fabulous vocals of Beth Harrop Music
New Years Eve buffet and the incredible sound of Callum Marshall to entertain us all
👇👇👇👇 - full details
https://www.theheadlandshotel.co.uk/newyear

29/08/2026

Steve enjoyed a little afternoon off watching Scarborough Athletic FC beat Southport 5-1 this afternoon. Up The Boro!

Apparently he’s off to watch Leeds United tomorrow too !

29/08/2026

The view south towards Scarborough’s North Bay and castle from Burniston on the Cleveland Way coast path.

Stunning coastal walking right on our doorstep.

28/08/2026

Late summer in Scarborough Harbour on South Bay.

27/08/2026

Love this amazing picture of Scarborough Cricket Club and its beautiful backdrop.

Scarborough Cricket Club, with the castle and headland providing a fairly ridiculous backdrop.

Scarborough Cricket Club was founded in 1849, with some of its early matches actually played up on Castle Hill. It moved to North Marine Road in 1863, and the ground has since become one of Yorkshire cricket's most distinctive outgrounds. At its post-war peak, crowds topped 20,000 - the record was 22,946 for Yorkshire against Derbyshire in 1947.

More than 160 years later, Yorkshire still play first-class cricket here and the Scarborough Festival remains part of the calendar. And from above you get the whole setting in one shot - cricket ground, tightly packed streets, North Bay and Scarborough Castle sitting on the headland beyond.

27/08/2026

The Hispaniola sailing past the Grand — pure South Bay magic.

27/08/2026

Full house for the cricket this week in Scarborough — and not everyone wants a full English before heading down to watch Yorkshire County Cricket Club (Official) at North Marine Road today.

We’ve got lighter options every morning: fresh farm eggs perfectly poached, mushrooms, and that thick local butcher’s bacon from M. Nockels Butchers Scarborough Market Hall & Vaults

Perfect fuel before a day at the cricket.

26/08/2026

Stunning 7‑mile walk north along The Cleveland Way from Scalby Mills to Hayburn Wyke — and the best part is you can join the path just a ten‑minute stroll from the hotel, taking in as much or as little as you fancy.

Cliffs, sea air and proper rugged coastline all waiting for you.

25/08/2026

The stage coming down after a terrific season at Scarborough Open Air Theatre this summer.

Another brilliant year over the road — full crowds, big nights, and memories made.

Roll on 2027.