Self catering holiday homes, Filey

Position of Hope cottages (self catering holiday homes) on Filey sea front

The adress of the cottages is:     24 The Beach,  Filey,  North Yorkshire,  YO14 9LA.       Please do not use this adress for correspondence.

Travel to Filey.

Filey has both a bus and train station next to each other 5-10 minutes walk from the cottages.

Buses

These run to all neighbouring towns and link to many cities in the West Riding

Trains

Filey has its own station which is not far from the cottages. Trains run north to Scarborough and then inland to York, Leeds and a few even go as far as Manchester (2h 41 min) without having to change.

Trains also run South to Bridlington and then onto Hull and Doncaster a few even going as far as Sheffield (aeound 3h) without changing.

While you are in Filey it can be a different way of visiting the neighbouring resorts of Scarborough and Bridlington avoiding traffic and parking problems. Last return trains are very early evening, so check. Use either of these two links to check actual train times       Trainline.com       Qjump.co.uk

Roads

The Main routes are:

From the North The A171 to Scarborough then the A165 followed by the A1039 to Filey

From the West The A64 from York. Just after Staxton take the A1039 to Muston, then right along the A165, after 100 yards turn left into Filey.

From the South West The A614 from Howden to Driffield. At Driffield take the B1249 to Staxton to join the A64. Just after Staxton take the A1039 to Muston, then right along the A165, after 100 yards turn left into Filey.
OR
If you fancy a change and have a good map reader and a map, take the smaller roads over the Wolds from Driffield.You may have to press the bigger button on the top edge of their map to see the whole route. It is shorter and usually quicker with very little traffic. After you have got on the B1249 to Staxton from the Driffield roundabout take the next right (a mile or so from the roundabout). You are then aiming to go through Kilham, Burton Fleming and Hunmanby. (Some of the roads are narrow and the signs are not that good but it is a more direct route and through contryside)