“A beautifully preserved Jacobean mansion set in 150 acres of grounds. Original architectural features throughout make this one of County Durham's most handsome heritage properties.”

“An elegant 19th-century country house with all the hallmarks of classic English architecture. Elegant lounges, fine dining, and a timeless atmosphere that feels a world away from the modern day.”

“A historic inn set in 100 acres of County Durham countryside, South Causey has been extended and developed while retaining the character of its original buildings. A relaxed and spacious base in the heart of the region.”

“A small, intimate Georgian country house with just a handful of rooms and a quiet luxury that lets the building do the talking. One of Northumberland's best kept secrets.”

“Occupying the beautifully restored Old Shire Hall on Old Elvet, Hotel Indigo Durham brings new life to one of the city's most significant Victorian buildings. Five minutes from Durham Cathedral and full of original character.”

“Set in a striking former warehouse on the Quayside, Malmaison Newcastle is a heritage building given a bold contemporary makeover. The industrial bones of the original building give it a character no purpose-built hotel could replicate.”

“A historic hall set in beautiful woodland in the heart of County Durham, just minutes from Beamish Museum. The combination of heritage building and heritage landscape makes this a natural fit for history lovers.”

“Built in 1350 and sympathetically restored into a luxury hotel, Langley Castle is one of the few genuinely fortified castles you can sleep inside in England. An extraordinary building in a quiet Northumberland valley.”

“A grand neo-classical building that served as the County Hall for Northumberland, The Vermont sits beside the Castle Keep with commanding views over the Tyne. All chandeliers, mirrored pillars, and old-world grandeur.”

“A magnificent manor house with heritage dating to the 13th century, set in 300 acres of Northumberland parkland. The Great Hall's vaulted ceiling and stained glass windows give a real sense of living history.”

“One of England's finest medieval castles, still operating as a hotel after more than 600 years. Turreted bedrooms, banqueting halls, and riverside parkland make this the North East's most dramatic heritage stay.”