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18 years ago
Really nice country hotel style situated about 2 miles away from Durham. Never really busy but a nice buzz about the place. Worth a visit.
Durham DH6 5NH
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Durham South Premier Travel Inn
(1 review)
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This has reecently changed hands and is vastly improved. …read more The restaurant is excellent quality is excellent and the staff are great. Prices are reasonable and the rooms are very clean and pleasant. The only drawback is the close proxinity of the motorway. Be careful at this accident blackspot
Hallgarth Manor Hotel
staff are friendly and helpful and the bar is popular with locals from the villiage which gives it…read morea nice feel. the rooms are dated but clean , its a shame the owners cant give this place a makeover it could be an amazing place. an old manor house in a rural location with beautiful country gardens. The hotel offer meals in the bar or resaurant and the food is pub grub. On sundays they offer a carvery in a canteen style room at the back of the hotel. It really is like school not hotel but the food is reasonable and to feed 10 people together with no washing up for me is always welcome
Durham Marriott Hotel Royal County
(8 reviews)
££
Hidden Gem in Durham! The level of professionalism, customer…read moreservice & overall experience were outstanding. Starting with the warm & friendly reception of Anna, Eve, Julliana, Victoria. Housekeeping: Shirley & Ethan went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. Kitchen: Chef Jimmy prepared amazing 'To go breakfast' for our family, including coloring books for the children on our departure dates. Bar & restaurant staff amazing, but Sue went above & beyond in every way possible! It truly felt like home at this location! No detailed was missed and assistance was always available. Daily breakfast buffet was varied & delicious. May you continue to excel in outstanding customer service!
Lovely old hotel in heart of Durham provides a great base for the city and area. With any old hotel…read morethere are a few negatives as well as positives. The rooms are spacious and well equipped but my 3rd floor room did not have a good bathroom. Shower was underpowered and in a very slippery bath with a shower curtain. Not ideal as shower curtains are not what I expect in a high end hotel, while the bath is pretty dangerous and I would be concerned for older guests stepping out. In addition some tiles were missing above wash basin. Breakfast consisted of hot and cold buffet and was very good. So some hits and misses but location was a winner.
The Fallen Angel
(2 reviews)
This place is now under new management and has completely lost the weird vibe from the last time I…read morewas there. The decor has become much more classy and streamlined, the menu has improved and the feeling now is one of upmarket comfort. Greatly improved.
This is now called Gad's Townhouse, I believe. The food was fantastic. I think we all enjoyed our…read moreentrees and the desserts were great as well. I am a big fan of Sticky Toffee Pudding and this was very good. The service was OK - slightly inexperienced.
Travelodge Hotel - Durham
A very odd hotel but in a nice way. The original Durham station, exterior is old but well kept. The…read morerooms are as modern as you might find in any Travelodge location. Very handy for the city of Durham. Nice Italian right next door. I recommend this place.
The Sandbeck Hotel
I hadn't been in Whitby for many years but had the opportunity to return for a three day visit this…read moreMay. It was wonderful, and due in no small measure to our stay in the Sandbeck Hotel. I booked our accommodation online. Its location (ten minutes walk from the train station) is perfect, right on the Crescent Terrace on the West Cliff. Our room was the Classic Bay, spacious, light and comfortable with a great view of the North Sea. The owners, the Gallaghers, were gracious hosts, friendly and very accommodating of our requests and our needs (we left very early on our last morning, prior to breakfast, but they provided a very satisfying boxed meal. Breakfasts are a special treat, with a variety of choices, tasty food properly cooked and politely served by the attentive waitstaff. I should also mention that the price is quite competitive, also. For a three-night stay, they offer a discount of 5%, so ours was 95 pounds per night ($147). All in all, a real treat!!
Premier Inn
Well located in Durham City centre . Goid sized modern bedrooms . Only downside is paying for…read moreparking . Restaurant is ok serving pub style food . Always find the service here very good .
The staff are extremely friendly and the rooms are nice and quite spacious for the price. We didn't…read moreeat in the restaurant but the food good looked good and smelled amazing. They serve Costa Coffee but they only serve medium sizes and you use the machine yourself - the coffee only fills three quarters of the cup. The beds are comfortable too.
Radisson Blu Hotel
(5 reviews)
£££
For Durham, I suspect this is a pretty good hotel. The bed was comfortable, although the room was a…read morebit warm. I was there during the summer, and either with the window open or closed, it stayed toasty for my taste. The location is top-notch. Literally a 15-minute, and picturesque, walk to Durham Cathedral. We passed one other hotel on the walk over, but it was rather scary. It may have been closer, but I wouldn't have wanted to stay there. Breakfast, which in our case came with the room, was rather blah. Not much flavor, and I think the mushrooms (a requirement for an English breakfast) clearly came out of a can. Not really any made-to-order options. For England, the price was moderate. If you're converting from dollars, it's going to sting a bit, but that's the case in the entire country.
I really liked Radisson Blu Durham…read more The room was really great, a very large room with massive ceiling to floor windows, cathedral and river view. Very large desk area with long strip lights, easy to hook up the laptop to the TV for dual screen working. The breakfast buffet was quite standard, but with made-to-order Belgian waffles which was a really nice special touch. Sadly the restaurant that I was looking forward to eating at, was closed on arrival. Apparently the hours have been reduced lately due to lack of demand, which I quite understand all things considered. The receptionist was very good with nearby recommendations, including several in the new development mini-mall which is just across the bridge from the hotel.
(3 reviews)
Nice hotel with a view of the Hartlepool marina and Royal Navy Museum. Just a 4 min walk from the…read moretrain station and downtown. Rooms have a comfy bed. TV. Hot water pot. Showers have a nice bathtub. Internet is free and you can upgrade to higher speed. Ironing board and iron available at the front desk. Get the breakfast and you won't be disappointed.
I am a big fan of Premier Inns and would rather book one of these than even a 5* hotel I have not…read morestayed before, for the simple reason is you always know things are always right and to a good standard in a Premier. The only thing with Premiers is that they seem to be in two standards thou they are all 4*. Thou both of the standards are good and like I said I am always happy staying here, the difference is that the better standard is a more recently modernised room than the slightly lower standard. The Hartlepool Marina Premier is the slightly lower standard. The views from this hotel are spectacular as it is based right on the marina with the boats sat on both sides to the hotel. Location is only 5minutes walk from Church Street what is the start of town where you can find restaurants, pubs and clubs. I would stay here again.
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For upmarket accomodation in the Teesdale area The Rose & Crown is probably the best available…read moreexcellent setting overlooking a very pretty village green and within a few hundred yards of both the Teesdale Way walk and the Teesdale cycle track. But first off, it's cold up here: so, to take advantage of either of these two excellent options to explore the stunningly beautiful foothills of the Pennines you need to visit it in the summer months. Not much you can do about the weather but to me, it also came out as pretty expensive. £200 for a fairly small but very well equipped two room suite in the main building is, in any out of London location, top end. Add on the £60 per couple for the perfectly enjoyable four course evening menu and £25 for a bottle of wine plus coffees etc. and you're into close to £300 for the night - £250 (with food etc.) if you choose to stay in the high quality but rather motel-like rooms behind the main hotel/pub. And, the guest facilities are limited: apart from a small but well furnished private lounge the only other option is the often very busy bar. Too much? Yes but apart from The Rose & Crown there aren't many alternatives in the area. Would I go back? Difficult the weather is a big factor in Teesdale. Get it right and you'll have a wonderful stay in an idyllic setting get it wrong, and you'll be paying a lot for a cold, rain-soaked time in what's a well appointed but pricy country pub.
Bloody Brilliant! Stumbled in to the Rose & Crown after a beautiful and awe inspiring day touring…read morethe Yorkshire Dales. Hotel, Inn and Bungalows built in a grouping go centuries old stone buildings in the ancient village of Romaldkirk, adjacent the Norman era church and the village green. Spanking spotless rooms, with luxurious marble baths, an awesome friendly staff in a perfectly quiet setting in the shire. Your choice of casual, bistro style dining or a fancy (but not too formal) dining room -- and more AA "Rosette" plates for superior cuisine than you can count. An unbelievable hidden treasure, superbly British, romantic and sexy!
The Angel view Inn is as the name states and this fantastic metal sculpture and land mark is just a…read morestones throw from the Hotel, well it is if you happen to be able to throw a stone approx. 250 yds. That aside, the hotel caters for all types, especially weddings. I stayed here for the first time three years ago for the Great North Run and on each and every occasion since, they have always shown us nothing but hospitality. One of the reasons I choose to stay here is that they have always been able to conjure up a meal of my choosing, but the choice from the set menu is always pleasing, they also cater for the carvery brigade which is nice if you like carvery's! They also have a good selection of wines and some regular and local beers. NB: if you are visiting Newcastle then this place is located approx. 6 miles from central station, or to put it another way a £15 cab ride! But their are some great eateries in Newcastle which I will post reviews for later.
I had never heard of this place before I was invited for a wedding reception and the evening party…read morefor the wedding. I have got to admit the service was absolutely spot on - no problems at all. The staff were friendly and handled the meals and the drinks efficiently and professionally. The meals themselves were very well made and I enjoyed every course of the set menu, something which I don't do very often as I am particularly picky. I personally would go back for a meal or just the odd drink here and there. The bar served a variety of drinks, as you would expect including a variety of local ales.
You would be hard pressed to find anywhere more central. Step out of the hotel and you are in…read morecentral Newcastle. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Staff are cheerful and helpful. Nothing is missing and it is considerably cheaper than other equally central hotels.
If you've seen one Premier Inn then you've seen them all.........or have you?…read moreBecause it's shoe horned into one of the original quayside buildings this particular Premier Inn has a bit of character. It is a bit of a warren of a place with weird lifts that only take you to certain floors (make sure you choose the right one). My room was literally in the attic so, if I climbed up to the window, I had a great view over the tyne and felt as though I was almost within touching distance of the Tyne Bridge. The room, incidentally, was enormous. I found the staff here extremely friendly and helpful with advice regarding parking and offers to serve a meal in our room for a poorly child. Because it is on the Quayside there is limited parking and a two hour maximum stay during the day for on street spaces. The Premier Inn offers some parking at £7 per day but this needs to be booked in advance (not clear when booking on line). The staff did however direct us to alternative parking nearby which worked out cheaper if you were planning to spend the day in Newcastle. There are absolutely oodles of small eateries on the doorstep and so much variety at such reasonable prices that I longed to grab some foodie friends and stay here until bellyburst.
Recently refurbished pleasant hotel located near central middlesbrough. The outside is very dowdy…read morebut inside very pleasant with gym and swimming pool. The rooms are a good size.
EDIT: I originally gave the Thistle Hotel two stars because I went to a special Murder Mystery…read moreevening and even though I'd told them well in advance about my dietary requirements (I'm vegan) they still had no meal for me! However after I wrote a complaint letter they invited me for a free meal to prove that it wasn't what usually happened there and it was lovely.
This is a nice * country house hotel originally built a few hundred years ago. There is an annex…read morewith another 15 rooms which has been added about 20-ish years ago. The original rooms can be large with four-posters available, while the annex is more of a standard hotel room. I've found these rooms to have quite short baths so don't expect to stretch out if you're over 5'2" The hotel has free WiFi but other than the main area it is a bit flaky on reception and drops out quite a bit, cellular signals bounce off the stone too but outside it is a reasonable strength, all rooms have free-view. This is a pleasent hotel to stay in but it is the restaurant that makes it worth the drive when i'm working in the area. Hansards has 2 rosettes and has a fixed price 3 course dinner for about £19 with some suppliments for extras. This is well worth the money and I recommend you take the DBB rate when you book your stay, it works out cheaper. There is no pool or gym here but it would seem out of place if there were. I have given * rating as there is nother really outstanding about this hotel but it is well run with pleasent staff and a good restaurant, what more do you need when your working away from home but they do need to get the reliability of the WiFi sorted out. All of my collegues stay here too so that's a fair recomendation. X = You've gotta be kidding me XX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of service XXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!
There are a few things you need for a good stay in any hotel in my opinion…read moreFriendly welcoming staff Clean rooms Fresh bedding Peace and quiet Value for money Good food is a bonus However not only did this hotel tick all the boxes but it done so in the beautiful setting in which it stands Should I need to stay over this side of the country again for work, this will be my first port of call Stayed September 2014, travelled on business
One week, the other hotels were full! So I checked into this B&B, and hoo-boy was it the discovery…read more A small smattering of rooms make up this B&B, but from what I could tell from my room (The Sewing Room), each is lovingly looked after. The room was of a vintage style, yet with modern creature comforts so that you're left without wanting. Free WiFi is included in the rate, as well as a breakfast bag to wake up to in the morning. The landlady was really nice and friendly too, which makes a fantastic difference. Recommended!
A true Find, i stay in darlington often and have struggled to find anything just a little…read moredifferent, one hotel to another i feel i wake up in the same place. well not anymore this place is so different i would actually like to buy it to live in myself. great location just a few doors down from my favorite "The Tapas Bar" for some dinner after spending the day with customers, then a hop in to the most comfortable bed i have slept in years. Ill prob see you there next time im in darlington and needing to stay over.
Out in the country Headlam Hall is situated in beautiful grounds which are lovely to stroll around…read moreafter going to the health club or having a bite to eat in the restaurant. It is also home to a number of functions rooms, large and small, which are available for renting. It is a great venue for weddings and boasts a tremendous menu. The staff are always very friendly and it is a hot spot for locals and visitors.
I recently attended a wedding here and everything about it was lovely. The grounds are beautiful…read moreand made for fabulous photos, all the staff were friendly and attentive and the food, both at main reception and evening buffet was very good. Plan to visit for a meal soon.
Good location for access to main arterial roads . Not so good if you want to walk into town its a…read moregood 40min . However on the plus side its a good standard Premier Inn , has a lift ,lots of parking and a Beefeater next door . Just over the way is Morrisons with cheap petrol station .
'Stayed 5 nights for work and it was a very pleasant experience. Premier Travel Inn promise cheap…read morequality budget hotel rooms and that's what you get, with the emphasis on QUALITY and BUDGET. For £49 a night I got a very clean and spacious room with a comfortable double bed, TV, a decent sized writing desk with stationery, a comfy armchair, tea/coffee and biscuits plus more than enough wardrobe space for 2 people. The staff on reception were helpful and friendly. As this is a budget hotel there wasn't a restaurant on the premises but there was a Beefeater next door which served the same purpose. There's also a small shopping centre with a large Morrisons approx 2 minute away which is very handy.
This is a typical country pub with lovely furniture a very nice atmosphere and gorgeous food…read more Highly rated amongst the local population and ideal for a lunch or half an ale on a winters day. The landlord is a real character who keeps his customers entertained and will keep you coming back for more. A word of warning though, don't order a starter unless your stomach is like the black hole of Calcutta - the portion sizes are extremely generous.