Set in Bishop Auckland, 36 km from Beamish Museum, Park Head Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Situated in Bishop Auckland, 43 km from Beamish Museum, The Saxon Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Gautham
United Kingdom
Spacious room very modern & clean. Staff were excellent. Food was very good.
Situated 44 km from Stadium of Light, 45 km from Sage Gateshead and 45 km from Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Nordiyas Place features accommodation set in Bishop Auckland.
karen
United Kingdom
Lovely two bed terrace, about 10 minutes walk if that from the town centre. Clean and comfortable.
The Woodlands - Zillo in Bishop Auckland provides accommodation with free WiFi, 39 km from Beamish Museum, 42 km from Stadium of Light and 45 km from Sage Gateshead.
Angela
United Kingdom
I like the location as it was close to the railway station and a short and very pleasant walk to the local amenities and places of interest. Its was a lovely clean and quiet street with friendly neighbours.
Offering city views, Private rooms with breakfast in Bishop Auckland is an accommodation set in Bishop Auckland, 40 km from Beamish Museum and 43 km from Stadium of Light.
Located in Bishop Auckland, 34 km from Beamish Museum and 45 km from Utilita Arena, Country Glamping provides accommodation with free WiFi, a garden with a terrace, and access to a fitness room.
Julie
United Kingdom
The most relaxing hidden gem!
Booked here last minute to have a couple of relaxing days off and it was such a good choice! The hosts were so welcoming and helpful, We stayed in a Deluxe Pod which was immaculate with everything you need for a very comfortable stay with stunning views, The location was perfect and quiet which made for a peaceful night away. Will 100% book again!
Offering quiet street views, The Old Nags Head is an accommodation located in Bishop Auckland, 42 km from Stadium of Light and 45 km from Sage Gateshead.
Christine
United Kingdom
Very convenient location, nice & roomy inside. Comfortable seating.
Bishop Auckland is up and coming, very sad to see so many...
Bishop Auckland is up and coming, very sad to see so many empty shops and building but council encouraging more businesses to open. The Stack being built, more work being done to save old buildings; heart warming.
People I met were lovely, interested and helpful.
Kynren run by over 1000 volunteers, marvellous.
EL Castillo for our anniversary meal-delicious!
Spanish Gallery-not enough time to get around, big thanks to helpful and informative staff.
The Vines for lunch, enjoyable food, owner running up and down stairs, lovely little shop on the ground floor.
The Bishops Palace: beautiful architecture and gardens, staff helpful, knowledgeable and passionate about topics. Thankyou D.
The Auckland Project; much praise for a community working together. The staff at the Tower were lovely, Thankyou M!
Marvellous Toys, Newgate-definitely worth a visit, Venom gets snapped up straight away! Bought a Stormtrooper helmet!
Pools Surplus Stores, Newgate (next door to above) yummy sweet treats (Kendal Mint Cake, Treacle Toffee, Butter Tablet) for your friends (or for you!)
Excellent Boyes-check out the habadashery.
Stan Laurel lived here with his family, started his profession at the Eden Theatre, lived at Princes Street, his memory celebrated at Stanley Jefferson (his true name), Wetherspoon pub in the Market Place.
A big thank you to the hosts of The Nook, without them our enjoyable time would not have happened the way it did. I hope resident teddy enjoyed us taking him out!
Tracy
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We visited the museums and galleries which make up the...
We visited the museums and galleries which make up the Auckland Project, they were all excellent. The local people were friendly and made us feel very welcome. We had a delicious lunch in the Fifteas Vintage Tearoom. We'd recommend Bishop Auckland for a different and very interesting day out.
Leonard
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The great thing about Bushop Auckland is the Auckland...
The great thing about Bushop Auckland is the Auckland project, with the Bishop' Palace, the faith museum, the Spanish Gallery and the Miner's gallery. If you are interested in history and art there is so much to see.
Judith
Scored 4.0
4.0
“Nr 1 Cockton Hill Rd” It wasn’t.
“Nr 1 Cockton Hill Rd” It wasn’t. It was flat 1, 36 Cockton Hill Rd.
It was clean, apparently newly upgraded property, but…
No light bulb in entrance hall
No cutlery or crockery apart from 2 mugs in the kitchen
The kettle was stuffed with kitchen roll
The double bed was side to wall –not as per website. No sheets, or pillows. The landlord appeared to not know the difference between pillows and cushions, and did not accept that the bedclothes as seen were not up to standard.
John
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The Bishop Auckland project has resulted in the wonderfull...
The Bishop Auckland project has resulted in the wonderfull regeneration of significant landmarks and history. Bishop offers wonderful period buildings, gardens, accommodation and restaurants. Nearby towns and landmarks offer a wide range of ‘things to see and do’ to another level.
Park Head Hotel
Bishop Castle
Spanish Museum
Kynren
Durham Cathedral
Raby castle
I will be returning to Bishop Auckland on our next Europe holiday.
Brendan
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Market place area is lovely- The Auckland project is doing...
Market place area is lovely- The Auckland project is doing wonders for the town. Castle and gardens are outstanding - very knowledgeable young people helping out with the archaeological dig and providing information for visitors.
The Kynren Festival is amazing - yet so few people have heard of it. It's an outdoor spectacular acting out Britain's history and using 1000 local volunteers as actors ... not to mention the horses, sheep and geese! Fabulous special effects including fireworks and choreographed fountains. An absolute must see in a lifetime! Plaudits to local philanthropist Jonathan Ruffer whois responsible for both this and the Castle!
Paula
Isle of Man
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The cleanliness of this home was the first thing that came to notice, head and shoulders above other dog friendly properties in the local area that we’ve stayed in. The bedrooms and bathroom facilities were bijou hotel quality with what looked like a new kitchen. It’s definitely cosy and well equipped with the advantage of 2 w.c.s There are green spaces for dog walking on the doorstep, together with a short drive to a choice of supermarkets and the many places that Bishop Auckland offers.
The owner Sean was welcoming from the start
Nothing was too much trouble
I had the double room with en suite
Parking permit was a godsend as most big hotels charge you for parking as well !!
Will be returning next year
Excellent value for money
It was ideally situated, comfortable and clean
There was tea, coffee, bread, butter, jam and biscuits to welcome us
Also we got day passes to the attractions in Bishop Auckland
Easy access to Bishop Auckland for Aglow lights festival at Bishops Palace..
Like the fact you can control own heating to have your room at the temp you prefer.
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