The Forge Guest House, Filey, North Yorkshire
The Forge Guest House is in a quiet area with free on street parking at Filey in North Yorkshire. The beautiful Crescent Gardens, the golden beach, cliff top walks, cafes, restaurants & pubs, are only a few minutes stroll away.
All rooms are decorated to a high standard and have en suite shower rooms, comfortable high-quality Sealy mattresses and crisp white bed linen. Facilities provided include a well-stocked hospitality tray, hairdryers, bathrobes & slippers, flat screen TVs with DVD/CD player and free Wi-Fi and other finishing touches to help make your stay special.
An award-winning breakfast is served between 8.15am and 9am.
Filey is a traditional small seaside resort, which remains unspoilt and has miles of fine sandy beaches that are ideal for safe bathing. Activities in Filey include bowls, tennis, horse riding, sailing, surfing and fishing as well as an 18 hole golf course, all of these activities are situated close or not far from The Forge Guest House.
Many people also come to Filey to watch the birds either at the RSPB Reserve at Bempton Cliffs or Filey Brigg as well as at the Dams Nature Reserve. Filey is also situated at the end of two well-known long-distance footpaths, The Cleveland way and The Wolds way.
All rooms are decorated to a high standard and have en suite shower rooms, comfortable high-quality Sealy mattresses and crisp white bed linen. Facilities provided include a well-stocked hospitality tray, hairdryers, bathrobes & slippers, flat screen TVs with DVD/CD player and free Wi-Fi and other finishing touches to help make your stay special.
An award-winning breakfast is served between 8.15am and 9am.
Filey is a traditional small seaside resort, which remains unspoilt and has miles of fine sandy beaches that are ideal for safe bathing. Activities in Filey include bowls, tennis, horse riding, sailing, surfing and fishing as well as an 18 hole golf course, all of these activities are situated close or not far from The Forge Guest House.
Many people also come to Filey to watch the birds either at the RSPB Reserve at Bempton Cliffs or Filey Brigg as well as at the Dams Nature Reserve. Filey is also situated at the end of two well-known long-distance footpaths, The Cleveland way and The Wolds way.
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