Yha Boggle Hole

The pros of staying at Yha Boggle Hole include its perfect location for families with children, friendly and attentive service, and a homely communal feel in the kitchen and main seating area.

Some guests mentioned that the bunk beds are narrow, and there were concerns about the road leading to the property. Additionally, a few guests found the rooms uncomfortably warm and the mattresses not very comfortable.

Yha Boggle Hole offers free parking, but guests should be prepared for a hilly walk up to the parking area, which takes about 10 minutes.

While some guests found the food to be fairly basic and overpriced, others praised the wonderful breakfast and the lovely food with excellent value for money.

The low season is in June, and the high season is in October. Visitors should note the distance to the car park and pack accordingly, especially if planning to explore the coastal path and the beach.

Some guests found the rooms in the new Eco-section to be too warm and stuffy, with unreliable Wi-Fi. Consider choosing a room in a different section for a more comfortable stay.

The hotel is located in a small cove, and there is a bit of a trek from the parking area. Guests recommend packing lightly for the walk to the hotel.

While the hotel offers meals, some guests found the evening meal to be fairly basic and overpriced. Consider self-catering or trying the cakes and desserts available at the hotel.

If you prefer a quieter stay, opt for a room away from the communal areas to minimize noise from other guests and communal activities.

Some guests mentioned that noise from neighboring rooms was audible. Consider bringing earplugs if you are a light sleeper.

Guests have reported that some rooms can be cold and damp, especially those located next to or above the bathrooms. Consider inquiring about room locations during the booking process.

Some guests were allocated bunk beds despite being a couple. If you have a preference for a specific room type, it may be helpful to communicate this with the hotel in advance.

Wi-Fi is available in the lounge but not in the rooms, and there is a very poor phone signal. Guests recommend planning for limited connectivity during the stay.

The hotel serves as a perfect home base for exploring the coast, with superb access to the Coastal path towards Robin Hood's Bay and Ravenscar. Consider taking advantage of this scenic opportunity.

Embrace the quirky and cozy character of the building, which some guests described as a "youth hostel on steroids." The unique atmosphere and character of the hotel can enhance the overall experience.