The Best Consett Hotels

relax at this Edwardian mansion set in 1,000 acres of manicured grounds, offering elegant rooms, pampering spa and outdoor pursuits

enjoy the extensive leisure facilities at this modern hotel, set just off the A1 and opposite the Metrocentre, ideal for shopping and then relaxing

located just off the A1, this hotel makes a good overnight en-route stopover plus the Metro Centre is less than 10 minutes drive away

a well-appointed hotel surrounded by countryside, it is ideally placed for visiting Beamish Museum and Newcastle which is a 20 minute drive

a modern hotel in a bustling village centre, yet handy for the A1M, Metrocentre and central Newcastle; rooms are comfy and well-equipped

a Grade II listed manor house of historical interest set in 18 acres of quiet grounds; bedrooms are spacious and traditionally furnished

relaxing, country house style hotel, set in 20 acres of quiet grounds, offering spacious rooms, a restaurant with open fire and leisure facilities

set in 24 acres of parkland, yet next door to Beamish Open Air Museum, the restored, 13th Century accommodation offers a relaxing stay

contemporary decor features in the simple style rooms and suites at this handily placed hotel, with Beamish Museum being 5 minute drive away

close to Beamish Museum, a unique place offering luxurious rooms and suites, a country feel pub, cocktail bar, restaurant and an antique barn

a high quality country inn with gorgeous rooms featuring oak furniture, handmade beds and copper roll-top baths, plus a welcoming restaurant

a traditional inn set in a hilltop village, close to Beamish Museum, with easy road access to Durham and Newcastle; rooms are well-presented

a well priced inn, the focal point of the local community, offering simple accommodation above the pub and close to Beamish Open Air Museum

the country pub prides itself on its seasonal dishes sourced from local produce with fine views of the countryside and log fires in public rooms

in a peaceful spot on the edge of the Durham Dales yet just two ticks from the A68, rooms are beautifully presented and the hosts welcoming

the community owned inn offers simple accommodation with log fires in winter and a beer garden overlooking the stunning countryside

this pretty 18th Century guesthouse is chic and comfortable, breakfast is a major event here and there is an extensive choice offered

in a small hamlet on the border between Northumberland and Durham, a period inn, with comfortable rooms, that is well placed for touring

the family run, traditional inn offers well priced, simple accommodation and is located in a small village a short drive from historic Durham

just across the river from the centre of this picturesque village, an inn built in the early 1800's has attractive, classically styled rooms