Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort is an Edwardian mansion house with a modern twist set in 1000 acres of Northumberland countryside, just 24 miles from Newcastle.
Chris
United Kingdom
Good location for a nearby wedding. Rooms seemed clean and decent size. Nice breakfast and friendly staff.
Located in Shotley Bridge and with Beamish Museum reachable within 14 miles, The Manor House Inn has a garden, allergy-free rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Siobain
United Kingdom
Good communication from initial booking. Made to feel very welcome on arrival. Lovely room. Great breakfast, which set us up for the day. Would definitely recommend.
Located in Slaley, 20 miles from Beamish Museum, Rose & Crown provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Dr. Ann
United Kingdom
Peaceful location with a lovely view of sheep in the fields behind.
The staff were lovely, nothing was too much trouble.
The most comfortable bed I have ever slept in.
The Continental breakfast was just amazing. Separate breakfast area with the room. With a mini fridge and toaster. Had everything from juice and cereals to fruit and yoghurt, croissants, bread and fruit breads to fruit bars and granola.
Perfect stay.
The Derwent Arms has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Edmondbyers. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a grill.
Maria Jose
United Kingdom
Very friendly staff. Nice, clean and comfortable room. Very good breakfast and delicious dinner.
Providing a garden, Lakewood Courtyard Northumberland offers accommodations in Healey. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Not much in Blanchland , but what is there is lovely.
Not much in Blanchland , but what is there is lovely.
The White Monk Tea Room is great worth trying there pie's and cakes they were fantastic.
The Lord Crewe Arms was a great pub and had some great guest ales, restaurant was busy so would recommend booking ahead to avoid disappointment.
The area is lovely with a 5km walk starting within the village, and loops around but gives some great views.
Great base for travelling to nearby sites such as Hexham, Durham and some sights of Hadrian's Wall.
Locals were lovely.
Ian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
very pretty old village with a couple of shops but ideally...
very pretty old village with a couple of shops but ideally located for visiting surrounding area. Quaint windy country lanes with glorious views over Derwent Reservoir. All countryside in area very pretty and wonderful views. Many places of all kinds to visit and a vast numer of walks both long and short.
Barry
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
This Hotel was "re-furbished" about 5 years ago.
This Hotel was "re-furbished" about 5 years ago. The rooms are well appointed with very fluffy towels and great bedlinen. Bed was a bit too big for the room and there was no where to put my bag ... they were dog friendly - with a bed, bowel, towel and treat provided for our pet but they charged an additional £20 for this service which was not advertised on your site... other hotels that we stayed at were also dog friendly and did not charge an extra fee. The building is historical and setting is beautiful but I prefer how I remember it 20 years ago. Menu was restricted.
Helen
United Kingdom
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