£139 -- Yorkshire 'Hidden Gem' Stay w/Dinner for 2, Reg £249

The Deal

Whitby is "one of the prettiest towns on a striking stretch of coast", says The Daily Telegraph, and a perfect destination for a mini break, with its brightly bobbing fishing boats, cobbled streets and colourful harbourside houses. Travelzoo subscribers can stay at Dunsley Hall for £139, this deal regularly costs £249 and includes:

- Overnight stay for two in a standard Double room 
- 3-course à la carte dinner in the AA-Rosette Oak Room Restaurant (worth up to £60)
- Full Yorkshire breakfast
- Glass of fizz each (worth £14)

The Condé Nast Johansens-recommended hotel is a "hidden gem" situated in four acres of landscaped gardens. The Victorian villa is a member of the Britain's Finest Hotels and the Best Loved Hotels collections, and was featured in The Good Hotel Guide 2011. The on-site Oak Room Restaurant serves classic British cuisine and has been awarded an AA Rosette.

"Overlooked by a dramatic ruined 17th-century abbey, Whitby's narrow
medieval streets are beguilingly picturesque," says the World Travel
Guide website. It is an ideal base for exploring the North York Moors National Park, Captain Cook Memorial Museum, and Castle Howard, the filming location for "Brideshead Revisited" and ITV's "Heartbeat". It is also home to the Whitby Abbey ruins, and its clifftop location high above the North Yorkshire coastline is said to have inspired Bram Stoker's Gothic masterpiece, Dracula.

Valid seven days a week until 31 January, 2013.
Not available on 12, 20 October; 24-26, 30-31 December; 1, 18 January.

Terms and conditions: Once reservations have been made, bookings are non-transferable and non-refundable. Buy as many vouchers as you want. Cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value or cash back. Additional vouchers may also be purchased as gifts. Prices quoted are based on the maximum value of the items included in the package at time of publication. The photos displayed are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the package.