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The Townhouse

4.4 of 5 • 14 reviews
Gilesgate
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Hotel Bannatyne Durham

3.9 of 5 • 273 reviews
Dragonville
Good hotel for the money with the added bonus with a very good gym and spa attached, if you're into that sort of thing. Read more
£42

Ramside Hall Hotel, Golf and Spa

4.4 of 5 • 389 reviews
Hallgarth
£74

Honest Lawyer Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 118 reviews
Meadowfield Industrial Estate
Good location on outskirts of Durham,easy 2min drive to Park and Ride. Excellent cooked breakfast to set you up for a day sight seeing. Read more
£45

Hallgarth Manor Hotel

3.7 of 5 • 15 reviews
Hallgarth
The hotel overall was lovely but the staff who greeted us were quite rude and didn't know the hotel had already been paid for. The man who was on reception at night made up for that though and was very polite. Would definitely recommend this … Read more
£54

Lumley Castle Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 168 reviews
Lambton Park
The property appeared to have more to offer than was conveyed. Less authentic than other cattle hotel experiences. Read more
£59

Best Western Whitworth Hall Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 71 reviews
Tudhoe Colliery
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Best Western Beamish Hall Country House Hotel

4.3 of 5 • 143 reviews
Fernwood
Could not fault the food or the staff they where very good the hotel and rooms where very clean. There was only a twin bedroom left when we booked and the beds where so uncomfortable that it let the rest of the hotel down would stay there agai … Read more
£74

Beamish Park Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 31 reviews
Street Gate
We stayed to attend a wedding close by but had lunch in the hotel first, the food was amazing & service & staff second to none. Credit to the hotel. Read more
£53

Hardwick Hall Hotel, BW Premier Collection

4.3 of 5 • 51 reviews
Winterton
Great location. Staff friendly and really good food. Would return without hesitation Read more
£58

 

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Pocket Guide: Durham Crook Hall and Gardens Hotels

Dating back to the 13th Century, Crook Hall and Gardens is an enchanting hall overlooking beautiful landscaped grounds. The hall is on the outskirts of the beautiful medieval city of Durham, and is just minutes by car from a great selection of hotels and inns.

A Magnificent Grade I-Listed Hall

The hall has a charming traditional interior that is often hired for special events such as corporate functions and weddings. The grounds are divided into elegant themed gardens that include a maze and meadow section, a Shakespeare garden, a moat pool and other pleasant landscaped gardens that are perfect for a slow stroll.

Afternoon Tea at Crook Hall

Treat yourself to some delicious home-made cream tea and other tasty snacks in the handsome Georgian dining room or the courtyard. Weather permitting, guests can even enjoy tea, cake and sandwiches outdoors in the Secret Walled Garden, or treat themselves to another refreshing hot drink and home-made cake at The Garden Gate café.

Crook Hall and Gardens is also within walking distance of Durham's historic market, which holds a large farmers market, and a weekly retail market on Saturday.

Look Forward to a Comfortable Stay at Your Hotel

Whatever hotel or bed and breakfast you choose near Crook Hall and Garden, you can expect a pleasant room with a comfortable single or double bed. Almost all Durham hotel rooms are equipped with WiFi access, which is often available free of charge so you can easily surf the web and keep up to date with your e-mails and social media.

Go to Durham Cathedral

Featured in the Harry Potter films, Durham Cathedral is the home of Bishop of Durham, one of the most influential figures of the Church of England. It has been used continuously since Norman times, and has remained largely unaltered, unlike most other English churches from this era. The cathedral also includes the black-marbled-topped tomb of England's first historian, the Venerable Bede, a Saxon monk.

For an unforgettable view of the cathedral, have a relaxing stroll along the path next to the western banks of the river between 18th-century Prebends Bridge and medieval Framwellgate Bridge.

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