North East England Country House Hotels Guide

surrounded by 15 acres of woodland and manicured lawns this magnificent Edwardian stately home is a peaceful haven to escape to

the restored country house is set in 10 acres of grounds and boasts period style furniture and marble bathrooms in the guests' rooms

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

enter the romantic world of a magnificent 14th-century castle boasting many original features including rooms with mullioned windows

England's most northerly hotel is just off the A1 and is set in 15 acres of wooded grounds that reach down to the coast at Marshall Meadows Bay

in a grand 18th century mansion, an exciting set of B&B rooms, each with a dazzling, quirky décor, luxuriously appointed - plus an opulent restaurant

an elegant 18th century mansion set in the Northumberland countryside, it boasts two 18-hole golf courses, a driving range and golf academy

a historic and characterful building, set in 18 tranquil acres, a short drive from the A1, offering good dining choices and well-appointed rooms

originally housed the stables and coaches of Otterburn Hall, however today stylish rooms, a creative menu and a relaxing ambience abound

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

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

tucked away amidst 35 acres of wooded parkland and gardens which are home to peacocks and other wildlife, it retains character details

a Grade II listed manor house set in quiet countryside but moments from the coast, it offers traditional style rooms and an á la carte restaurant

situated in 450 acres of Northumbrian parkland, this country house offers comfortable rooms in a relaxing and tranquil setting

set on the edge of the Northumbrian National Park, the classic stone building offers traditional, spacious rooms in a beautiful setting

a character house dating back to the 1400s set on a working farm amidst the glorious scenery of the Northumberland National Park

tucked away in extensive grounds, yet just off the A1, this charming Georgian farmhouse retains plenty of original character

once the home of the current Duke of Northumberland, the elegant house offers luxurious, spacious rooms in a gracious, parkland setting

set in a picturesque spot with views of the surrounding Cheviot Hills, the elegant rooms feature period-style decor and antique furnishings