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Distinctive Manor House Style
Nestled in the picturesque Derwent Valley, Derwent Manor stands out as one of Northumberland's most charming hotels. The timber-beamed ceilings and spacious en-suite bedrooms exude traditional elegance, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere.
Fine Dining and Warm Ambiance
Indulge in a culinary journey at Prego Restaurant, where English and continental delicacies are served amidst a cozy ambiance with a roaring open fire. Alternatively, savor hearty bar meals in the Antler Bar and Lounge, perfect for a relaxed evening with friends and family.
Versatile Event Spaces and Leisure Facilities
From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, our Conference and Banqueting Suites cater to all occasions with a touch of sophistication. Unwind at the Leisure Club, offering an indoor pool, sauna, spa bath, and fitness center for a rejuvenating experience.
Book your unforgettable stay at Derwent Manor today and immerse yourself in luxury and comfort.
We are a dog friendly venue with a charge of £30 per night, per dog
A deposit may be required at the property.
Beautiful rooms!
The location is very nice, I didn’t get to explore the surrounding area as I stayed here as a wedding guest, but it did look very scenic from what I did see.
The venue as a whole was very nice, the function room and the bar and restaurant areas were very tastefully decorated and welcoming.
We had a great time at the wedding.
The Breakfast In Prego Restaurant was very good.
Solo occupancy of the room is very poor value, it’s really sad to see in 2026 we are still subjected to the hefty solo tax. The room was very small, very dark and rather cold, in August. Poor bathroom facilities, especially the tiny sink which had an enormous waterfall tap that soaked the floor every time I washed my hands.
I specifically booked a hideaway room as I wanted a quiet space away from the main function room, but what I got was an upper room facing the Prego Restaurant and terrace, where many guests had congregated enjoying their evening until late in the night, so yes, it was noisy. It was dark in the room I struggled to get ready in it and spent the minimum amount of time in there.
I had family members staying in one of the 3 bedroom cottages, they were also disappointed in the accommodation, with only one cold shower between 4 adults and kitchen facilities so poor that a lot of food was thrown out because they tried to prepare a breakfast using the main oven and hob and neither were fit for purpose.
Location
Poor food, decor, no leisure facilities
Very quiet lovely location. Large bedroom excellent walk in shower
The radiator in the bathroom was not adjustable so was on very hot all the time. This was early September and they had just gone into winter settings but the weather was still very warm, this was a waste of energy as we had the window open all the time. No designated lounge area to sit just the large bar which was quite dimly lit.
From the minute we walked through the doors at the Derwent Manor Hotel, to when we left, the whole experience was excellent. We were greeted by very friendly and helpful staff at check-in who were more than happy to help and assist with our requirements. The room was beautiful, clean and came with a complimentary bottle of wine (which my wife tells me was gorgeous!). It also had some amazing views of the surrounding countryside with the viaduct in the distance - although due to the location of the hotel it would be hard not to have a decent view. We were booked into the Terrace bar for evening meal and the food was as good as the room. Again all the staff were extremely helpful and happy to meet our requests. The food we had was lovely. We booked this particular hotel so I could compete in the Great North Run (30 min drive away) so in the morning I was keen to get to breakfast. Because there were a number of runners stopping here the time was brought forward to 7am from the usual 8am and the options were more than enough to fuel up!! Buffet style, help yourself with freshly made porridge on request at no extra charge. Overall we couldn't fault the hotel and the price was extremely reasonable. It reminded us what a lovely part of the country this is and we will be looking to return for a longer weekend in the future. Thanks to all the staff - you made our stay amazing and we will definitely be recommending the Derwnet to our friends as a place to stay.
I don't think there was anything which we particularly disliked.....not being able to stay longer!?!?
Location , decorated lovely , friendly staff lovely food
Shower a bit hot
Beautiful location - was great for what we needed a stop off on our way from London fi Edinburgh
Bed very soft so didn’t sleep so well but great if you like soft beds!
Beautiful buildings and surroundings
Choice and quality of food was excellent, lovely bar & restaurants. Breakfast was quite basic, but ok.
More selection & fresher food at breakfast
Schön hergerichtetes altes Gebäude mit schöner und stilvoller Ausstattung.
Das man beim Frühstück die heiße Schokolade extra bezahlen muss, finde ich bei diesem Preis nicht nachvollziehbar.
Location is perfect, room was absolutely beautiful everything about it was excellent. Evening meal of steak was 5***** breakfast was also perfect. Thank you
Can’t change what’s already perfect.
Everything it is great
Nothing
nice room, quick check in, nice view and room was spotless.
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breakfast
design features
Exceptional accommodation and superb food
The location was easy to find.
Room was a nice size with plenty of closet space and drawers (which are very rare nowadays).
We did not use the bath or shower as we only stayed for one night.
We used the shower gel as hand soap as we prefer a liquid soap rather than a soap bar for hygienic reasons.
The coffee machine worked really well.
It was difficult to fill the kettle as it did not fit under the tap in the sink, we had to lean around the shower screen to fill the kettle from the bath tap.
The place has a look and feel from outside of being a lot older than its build date of late 1980s which is nice.
I like the fact that you can take your dog if you wanted for either a meal or for a stay.
Either have a smaller kettle, 2-4 cup size so it will fit under the tap at the sink or have a higher tap so the current kettle fits underneath.
Change the soap bar to liquid soap at the sink for hygienic reasons.
The windows are difficult to close, not sure if this is because they are wooden and had swollen with the recent rains.
Unfortunately the spa area was closed due to renovations.
The decor, although tasteful, is quite dated with scrapes and scratches very evident in places… including the ceiling!
The carpet in the corridors on the second floor is VERY ill fitting and could cause a trip hazard. There are also a lot of stairs to negotiate, especially with heavy suitcases.
The bedding and pillows have a cover, for hygiene, making a crinkling sound whenever you move and disturb sleep.
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