Around 45 minutes’ drive from Durham and Hexham, Westgate Manor is an elegantly styled Victorian manor house with fine views of the beautiful Weardale countryside.
Juliet
United Kingdom
food is really delicious
very comfortable
huge bathroom
The Den, Coves House offers accommodations in Wolsingham, 18 miles from Beamish Museum and 23 miles from MetroCentre. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Featuring a bar and free WiFi, The Fir Tree Country Hotel is located in Fir Tree. There is a restaurant serving British cuisine, and free private parking is available.
The Brown Horse Hotel is located outside Tow Law, 25 minutes’ drive from the historic city of Durham. This family-run property offers a restaurant and free WiFi.
Stefan
Romania
Personally I love these kind of hotels in the country side, and this one was no exception! Is in the middle of the farms, cool people, restaurant downstairs and I slept very well! I also got a soap to take a shower ;). I do recommend the hotel! It was close to Truckfest, like 7 minutes by car. Planty of parking places there.
Built in the style of a Manor House making it one of the most distinctive hotels in Northumberland.
Graham
United Kingdom
My 6th visit, 2nd with my family. It’s our go to hotel in the area. Always a warm welcome, lovely rooms, great facilities and fantastic food. We all loved it. Pricing is reasonable as well.
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.
Paul
United Kingdom
Rooms although not the biggest was very comfortable, with quality fixtures and fittings. We were at a wedding night time reception which was very nice with a lot of thought and attention made in setting up the room. The grounds were beautiful.
Belvedere House is offering accommodations in Middleton in Teesdale. This bed and breakfast provides free private parking, daily room service, and free Wifi.
Sarah
United Kingdom
Really friendly welcome. The owner gave good information about local eateries. Lots of options for breakfast which was delicious and ideally located in the centre of the town. Communal area with fire to sit if you wanted to. The information and room description was clear at the time of booking. We were walking the Pennine Way and the room was just what we needed.
My family and I loved everything beautiful house welcoming...
My family and I loved everything beautiful house welcoming hosts lovely welcome basket unexpected fantastic roaring log fire beautiful en suites in every room lovely set dining table which we used for dinner parties John and claire were exceptional host didn’t bother you but were there if you needed them would recommend this house felt so welcome can’t wait to visit again
Ann Bernadette
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely area, river running through with excellent path...
Lovely area, river running through with excellent path either side .
Weardale railway place of interest.
Plenty of local independent shops.
Gorgeous views of the hills , plenty of footpaths to walk around the area.
Marcella
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Centre of Upper Weardale, a town with character in the...
Centre of Upper Weardale, a town with character in the shadow of old limestone quarries, lead mining and continuing sheep farming. Well placed for Barnard Castle and Teesdale, Durham City and not far from the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbria's Lake District.
Walk from St John's Chapel to Wearhead by the river then back on the valley high road to the north parallel to the river. Or investigate Slits Wood a beautiful river walk past waterfalls to an old lead mining site. Cranesbill in May, holly and hawthorn berries in the winter.
Ken
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We traveled for the train to Christmas town at Weardale...
We traveled for the train to Christmas town at Weardale railway with our Grandkids. This cottage was plenty big enough for us all to enjoy and the location to the train station couldn't have been better. Two days in Beamish museum was fab aswell.
Katharine
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Bit if an eyeopener.
Bit if an eyeopener. We have lived in villages from Yorkshire to the Scottish Highlands but Stanhope was a revelation ; all kinds of shops selling all sorts of produce. We strolled along the High Street ( Front Street ? ) on the morning of our departure, stopping to look at the butcher's shop, the fruit and vegetable shop, the shoe shop ( honest ! ) etc. Absolutely delightful and the locals so friendly. We had our dog in tow and all the pubs were dog friendly.
It even boasts its own castle.
RACHEL
United Kingdom
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