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Bluebell Shepherd's Hut, Speeton

. I stayed here through AirBnB in September 2025. The listed hosts are friendly, unimposing and consistently responsive. Bluebell enjoys an exceptional setting and it gets most of the important things right; efficient, thermostatically controlled underfloor heating, a flushing and reliable loo, plenty of hot water, good quality drinking water and well thought out surface areas and functional space. When you arrive, the smell informs you that the hut is cared for and meticulously clean. Note that the coffee machine and the microwave are mine, they are not among the facilities at the hut. The Vodafone satellite dongle wi-fi is fairly stable, after a restart or two and content can feasibly be streamed through it. My phone uses the EE network and hot-spotting from it produces data speeds roughly eight times quicker than the Vodafone Satellite dongle does. There is a hundred-yard walk, through two gates, to get to the hut, so perhaps plan to bring a Gorilla Truck or similar for this purpose. The animals surrounding the hut are trusting and friendly. The owners' dog, a female Spaniel, is well behaved around guests' dogs, if slightly nervous when they are as big as Archie (my very well socialised old Golden Doodle). The chickens are relaxed around well behaved dogs. The hut's view of the bay is fantastic, but the proximity to the sea is quite deceptive. The walk to get to the beach is long - and that's the very treachurous descent at the end of the walk. The 'safer' descent is three times further. Either way, prepare for a tough return journey, if walking. You'll be better off driving to any number of local beach-access spots. Hunmanby Car Park is probably the best bet nowadays. Reighton Sands Car Park used to be great, but evidently it's been acquired by a very unprincipled car parking company. There's plenty of parking in Filey, but the frenzy of the place is not for me. There's a chemist and a Co-op in neighbouring Hunmanby, if like me, you don't want to experience the frenzy of Filey town. But do bear Bridlington in mind. It's a very easy going place, with a Tesco and an Aldi - and a few half decent eateries too.