About the White Lodge Hotel
The White Lodge Hotel is a Filey institution, situated on its renowned Victorian Crescent above the expansive beaches and seafront promenades. The imposing Victorian Villa offers unrivalled sea views over Filey Brigg delivering a uniquely British seaside experience with the modern conveniences to ensure a comfortable stay.
Our staff provide a traditional friendly Yorkshire welcome to ensure an enjoyable stay, exceptional dining and ensured relaxation.
The White Lodge Hotel is a great place to make new memories, not just revisit the old!
History
The White Lodge Hotel began as a grand residence in 1856. The famous actress Dame Madge Kendal bought it in 1896 and the villa became a summer retreat for her and her husband for 40 years. In 1938, it was converted into a hotel named The White Lodge Hotel. It faced wartime struggles but later re-established itself as a luxury hotel.
Staying
The hotel has 20 en-suite rooms, all enjoying their own unique character born of the hotel’s former life as a grand Victorian Villa. Most rooms enjoy uninterrupted sea views, with others enjoying an outlook onto the grand Victorian crescent or the leafy Glen Gardens.
Dining
Our onsite restaurant boasts rave reviews and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner for residents and non-residents. It proves a popular draw and booking is advisable.
Drinking
For those cosy evenings or when the weather draws in, our cosy bar and lounge provide ideal areas to relax in front of a fire and enjoy a handmade cocktail or two from our well stocked bar. When the weather allows, enjoy a large outside terrace with unbeatable views over the bay, with an outside bar to cater to all your food and beverage needs.
Events
The White Lodge provides a unique venue for your special event, with a private dining/entertaining space for your special event, or the possibility of hiring the entire venue for a grand event in the off season.
Filey
Filey is a hidden gem on the Yorkshire coast with miles of beaches and cliff walks to explore as well as being close to the better-known towns of Scarborough and Whitby. There are lots of local attractions to explore to ensure that you have a fun-filled trip if relaxing by the sea isn’t your thing.
