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Historic Charm and Exclusive Setting
The Beamish Hall Country House Hotel, BW Premier Collection, nestled in 24 acres of parkland, offers a unique 13th-century experience restored to its original grandeur.
Convenient Location and Nearby Attractions
Situated just a short distance from Durham and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, guests can easily explore historic sites like Hadrians Wall and Lindisfarne Castle during their stay at the hotel.
Relaxing Amenities and Activities
Guests can unwind by taking leisurely walks in the extensive gardens or enjoying a game of golf at the picturesque Beamish Park golf club, offering stunning views of the Durham countryside.
Experience luxury and history intertwined at Beamish Hall Country House Hotel, BW Premier Collection. Book your stay now for a memorable getaway.
Please note, extra beds are only available in some of the deluxe bedrooms and are not guaranteed. Extra costs are:
Z beds GBP 25.00 per child per night
Infant cots GBP 10.00 per child per nightGuests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Location was perfect for beauty which is what we were interested in
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Wow on arrival at the gate gardens are in amazing condition.
They laid out with flowers and lawns well kept.
On entry to the hotel your greeted by the very helpful receptionist.
Iris room is a quality space well appointed with views over the front of the hotel.
The stables restaurant is highly recommend all staff were impeccable in their work.
I couldn't fault any of the staff members they made our stay enjoyable
Fantastic location next to the beamish museum
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Very lovely , helpful staff especially jasmine in reception
The coffee in the breakfast room was poor as the decaf option was instant which isn't very nice, would have been nice if ham and bread rolls where available in the continental breakfast choices.
It was a lovely setting and the room was very comfortable with all facilities.
The Stables restaurant was really pleasant and atmospheric. The staff were attentive even though it was very busy. it was very close to the Beamish Open Air museum.
We were looking forward to the usual main menu but as it was a Sunday it was different Sunday roast menu which was fine but not what we were hoping for.
Good quality food, well prepsred.
Felt that there should hsve been a notice in the bathroom re the very hot water, mixer taps appreciated but guests could easily get caught out. Also another notice could have advised that sanitary bins and also shower caps were available if needed.
I was met with a warm, friendly reception when I arrived quite late after a long and difficult train journey, I felt instantly comfortable and at ease. My room was lovely and big enough for one, but might have been a little small for two people.
Unfortunately I thought the breakfast was awful and particularly very poor value for money - coffee from a machine, a cheap selection of yoghurts and cereals, and the poached eggs with smashed avacado on toast was a particularly bad experience. The eggs were undercooked and slimy, the smashed avacado was more of a mousse, and the bread was cheap sliced and definitely not what I would consider sourdough. Not great for £17.50.
The quiet and beautiful surroundings
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Super meal.
Had breakfast to go..great idea.
Some areas may need a bit of redecoration.
Liked everything about our stay. Staff were excellent. Accommodation was fantastic. Food and bar all outstanding
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Beautiful setting. Gardens were immaculate. Spacious, clean and a very quiet room 😃
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