Grade II Listed · Early 18th Century
A beamed bar, a roaring cast-iron fire, and rooms above — right in the heart of the bay. Loved by locals, discovered by everyone else.
01947 880400 · laurelrooms@outlook.com
Welcome
Tucked into New Road at the bottom of Robin Hood's Bay, The Laurel Inn is a proper local: an immaculately kept, beamed bar with a cast-iron range and the open fire roaring. No fruit machines, no jukebox — just cask ale, good company, and a fire that's always lit.
Upstairs, two letting flats give guests a place to stay right where the bay's cobbled streets end and the sea begins.
A pub since the 1700s
The older, eastern half of the building dates from the early 18th century, built alongside the adjacent Maid Marion cottage — the sandstone western extension came later, in the early-to-mid 1800s. Rendered walls with incised detail, sash windows, a pantile roof with stone copings: the building was given Grade II listed status in 1969, protecting it as a structure of special historic interest.
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