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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | Chapters Hotel is situated in the Marketplace in Stokesley, at the foot of the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park. It is a favoured destination for many business travellers because of the hotel's convenient location for the Tees Valley business community, and also perfectly situated for those who wish to spend a relaxing weekend among our beautiful attractions.
Chapters Hotel is a wonderful listed hotel full of character, dating back some 200 years. It was the venue for the inaugural meeting of the Stokesley Agricultural Society back in 1859.
We have kept the character of the original building and blended this with a modern feel.
The Gourmet Restaurant and Brasserie, which has an excellent reputation, is professionally run by talented award winning Chef Victoria Vassallo. All of the food is purchased locally and is freshly prepared to order.
Victor and his team are passionate about great food, great service with friendly hospitality that is second to none.
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | The Treebridge Hotel is a privately owned family run hotel with considerable charm and character, occupying a fine position between Stokesley and Nunthorpe.
The Restaurant is in a class of its own offering a superb extensive menu with daily specials and of course using only fresh local produce delivered daily.
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | A popular lodge and pub on the outskirts of the town offering a perfect base for private or business users. Good food, fine wines and beers. Comfortable accommodation, well appointed and modern. Popular theme nights all year.
Weekend rates applies to Friday Saturday Sunday
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Alternatively, enjoy great days out on the North Yorkshire Moors, local tourist attractions or visits to one of the largest shopping outlets in the country
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | The Baltimore is a 31 bedroom, full service hotel with its own large car park. It is ideally located and well appointed for the commercial, retail and entertainment areas of the Town Centre. Quarter of a mile to the Central Railway Station, with immediate access to the Ring Road and Teeside Airport. The hotel is the ideal venue for those who appreciate quiet comfortable surroundings and will meet the requirements of today's corporate traveller. The Solarium is complementary for guests. |
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Rooms from 49.00 GBP | | Named after the outcrop of rocks on the hills overlooking the picturesque village, the hotel is ideally situated for visiting Captain Cook, Heartbeat and Heriott country along with the North Yorkshire Coast, Moors and Dales. The Wainstones is a friendly retreat for those working in Teeside or for a short break. The hotel has gained an enviable reputation for the quelity and comfort of its accommodation. Located just 15 minutes from the centre of the city Middelsbrough. |
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Rooms from 79.00 GBP | | This hotel is newly opened after being closed for 15 months for a total refurbishment. The bedrooms feature every amenity required by demanding guests. |
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Rooms from 40.50 GBP | | The Best Western Highfield Hotel is ideally located for business or leisure in the Teesside area, situated less than 1-mile from Middlesbrough City Centre. Stockton On Tees, Billingham, Hartlepool, Darlington, Redcar, Yarm and Teesside Airport are all within easy reach. This small, yet elegant hotel, has recently been refurbished throughout and now offers a unique mixture of old world charm and modern facilities
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Rooms from 78.00 GBP | | Unique Hotel & Leisure Complex with 62 acres of woodland, which includes 116 ensuite bedrooms, Extensive Health Club including 22 metre Swimming Pool, Beauty Salon and Award Winning Nightclub "Club M".
Deluxe rooms only - house wine, bottled water and fruit.
PLEASE BE AWARE WE DO NOT OFFER DISCOUNTED ROOM RATES DURING OUR RETRO WEEKENDS.
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | The Fox & Hounds at Slapewath is a late Victorian building situated approximately two miles from Guisborough on the A171 road to Whitby, and stands on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. A favoured destination for many business travellers due to its convenient location for the tees valley business community. Alternately a perfectly situated destination for relaxing amongst the beautiful attractions north Yorkshire has to offer.
This family run country establishment has returned to traditional values becoming a much sort after venue with an excellent reputation for good quality food and drink at affordable prices. This fifteen bedroom inn offers comfortable, restful rooms for long or short breaks. |
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | A warm welcome always awaits visitors. International standards in comfort and communication are to be enjoyed at traditional North East value-for-money prices.
Whether your visit is for business or pleasure, you might sense that parties and good living will always be part of Hardwick.
The Hotel now boasts decorated individual bedrooms, all with every-day modern facilities expected by today's guest where excellent views are enjoyed across the gardens and parkland.
Situated within the mature parkland of Hardwick Hall. With magnificent views of the Hardwick country-park and lake our grand marquee provides a unique setting for what will truly be one of the regions most spectacular and all encompassing specialist service exhibitions or weddings.
The atmospheric Ha-Ha Restaurant is open seven nights a week - chic ambience and food to match. For lunch the Hardwick Bar offers light meals and urbane comfort reminiscent of colonial days. Afternoon Tea is available from 1130am until 430pm. A "must" for all to experience.
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | From the moment you enter the spacious and beautifully renovated entrance hall and reception of the Grand Hotel there is an immediate impression that everyone is saying welcome.
The Grand is situated in the centre of Hartlepool and is conveniently placed for the A19 and A1 (M) road networks, local rail services and Teesside Airport.
On the ground floor of the Hotel is Victoria's Lounge Bar offering an extensive range of beers, lagers, wines and spirits. In addition bar snacks are also available.
Our Restaurant and adjacent bar features an excellent value Table d'Hote and a la carte menu with accompanying wines, in an intimate and comfortable ambience for both lunch and dinner.
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Experience a unique blend of luxury accommodation, great service and fine dining with Bannatyne Hotel Darlington. Perfect for business and leisure. Let our rooms be your sanctuary as you relax in contemporary luxury. Treat yourself to one of our executive rooms. Situated in the original Georgian part of the hotel with complimentary bathrobes, mineral water and handmade truffles to ease you into your stay. With separate living and sleeping, our junior suites make the ideal choice for those who require a little more room. Chill out to some relaxing music and enjoy a hot bath or wake up to a power-shower before breakfast.
Maxine's is the perfect venue to meet for drinks, a light snack or total dining experience at any time of the day. With an enviable reputation for superb food, great wines and single malts in a welcoming atmosphere, you know you are in good company at Maxine's.
Nearby to Durham Tees Valley Airport & Durham Station. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | There’s no better time to visit the three star rated Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel than when the sun is shining as the private grounds, glorious gardens and woodland are in their full glory. The striking Virginia creeper fronted Manor sits secluded in a world of relaxation and luxury boasting two fantastic dining areas and both standard and superior bedroom accommodation, including four poster beds! Visit our web site for further, pictures details and prices - www.hardwickehallmanor.co.uk The Wedgwood Restaurant which is situated at the front of the house and overlooks the magnificent lawns.The modern Bistro serves contemporary food making it perfect place to dine. Hardwicke Hall Manor is the perfect location to hold a special event or a wedding.
NEW to the Bistro is the Tea Time Bistro Menu, where you can enjoy any Pizza or Pasta for as little as £4.95 per person Monday to Friday from 4.30pm until 6.30pm. There’s a tempting selection of home made pizzas with toppings such as chicken, onion and sweet chilli sauce or tuna, onion and assorted peppers, as well as the usual favourites, cheese and tomato, pepperoni, ham and pineapple and vegetarian. Pasta comes in a variety of penne, spagehetti, tagliatelli or wheat free, all of which are accompanied by a selection of sauces, bolognese, carbonara and seafood to name but a few. There’s also Alan’s choice pieces of chicken breast tossed in sweet chilli sauce. For those of you who can’t decide you can have best of both, pizza and half pasta is only £7.25 per person. Also available in the tea time bistro is a number of starters, salads and favourite dishes such as homemade 6oz beef burger served in soft floured bap with homemade chips, as well as a good selection of homemade desserts.
If you fancy treating yourself to a mid week carvery lunch, you can do so Monday to Friday between 12 and 2 pm, main courses are from £6. For weekend dining, try the traditionally served three course Sunday and coffee is included for only £14.95 per person, which is served in the Wedgwood restaurant between 12 -1.30 pm, however, private dining in one of our Bistros is available on request at no extra cost.
There is also a Steak menu offering hearty Fillet Steak or Sirlon Steak cooked to suit your requirements and served with fried onions, mushrooms and tomato with prices ranging from £12.50 to £15.95. If you'd prefer your steak a tad different then choose from Steak Diane, sliced prime fillet brushed in French mustard flamed in brandy and cooked with onions, mushrooms and fresh cream, or Peppered Steak - sliced prime fillet flamed in brandy and cooked in a creamy white sauce with red, green and black peppercorns, to name but a few.
Not only does the Hardwicke Manor Hall offer fine food and wine, the hotel is perfect for that special event. The Hotel is situated close to the nature reserve of Castle Eden Dene and can cater for any private function and would be an ideal setting for a fairy tale wedding, where the bride and groom would have exclusive access to the Manor, as there would be no other wedding booked for the same day. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | We offer the highest standards of accommodation, food and service all coupled with a warm and friendly atmosphere. The Queens Head Hotel is located opposite a picturesque market place just 2 minutes from Aukland castle, close to the shops, station and all local amenities with Excellent conference, meetings and banqueting facilities. Perfect for both business and pleasure. A very Warm welcome is extended to all. We have an Al Fresco drinking area and disco every Thursday - Sunday nights Residents are invited to join the us for a drink & dance. We also offer free secure parking in the market place! Parking is barrier controlled with CCTV.
Al Fresco drinking area available.
Please note weekend breakfast is served from 8-10am and is full english. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Coaching Inn overlooking the market place that still offers the warmth and charm of a traditional hotel, whilst accommodating with modern facilities. Local cask ales. Restaurant caters with worldwide dishes. A warm and friendly welcome await all, whether your stay is for business or pleasure. |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | The Park Head Country Hotel and Restaurant is an independently owned hotel, which has been sympathetically restored to reflect its original glory as a vibrant and elegant Coaching Inn.
Delightfully designed around a courtyard setting, the Park Head Country Hotel and Restaurant has all the facilities one would expect from a modern city centre hotel whilst enjoying a delightful rural setting with views over County Durham.
There is also secure car parking available on site for all guests.
All rooms are en-suite and are spacious and were refurbished in May 2008. The main hotel offers seven traditional coaching inn style rooms and a beautiful new bridal suite for those people having their weddings receptions and civil ceremonies at the hotel.
The courtyard has twenty-two rooms and two suites suitable decorated in a more contemporary style. Each room is en-suite and we believe them to be amongst the msot spacious offered in the area.
The bar serves food from 11am to 9-30pm every day and on Sunday we have a traditional carvery offering up to four choices of home-cooked meats complemented by a choice of potatoes and vegetables and our famous Yorkshire Puddings.
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | Solberge Hall lies in the midst of the glorious Yorkshire countryside just a few miles from the market town of Northallerton in James Herriot country. All the bedrooms are individually designed and have been decorated and furnished to a high standard. Many have views of the surrounding countryside and all have private bathrooms and showers .
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Rooms from 49.50 GBP | | Welcome to the Cliffemount Hotel, a very special country house by the sea, where relaxation, comfort and the finest dining experience await.
Imagine yourself arriving at our unique luxury hotel, perched on the cliff-top above Runswick Bay. Take in that spectacular view from our imposing turn of the century building. Our friendly, personal service and the attention to detail ensure your break will be perfect. All you have to do is soak up the tranquility and unwind.
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Rooms from 69.00 GBP | | Formerly The Hawnby Hotel, now " Inn at Hawnby ", dates back to the 19th century. It is set in the peaceful village of Hawnby in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Our hotel is the ideal base for a relaxing break, providing high quality accommodation with many opportunities for leisure activities nearby.
Access to many hiking trails including the Cleveland Way and Mark Reid's Inn Way make it an ideal spot for walking.
Cycling enthusiasts will enjoy the challenging terrain with trails such as national cycle route 65 passing through the village.
Horse riding can be arranged locally at Bilsdale Riding Centre, which is just a mile from the hotel.
Hotel residents enjoy fishing rights on the river Seph and Rye. Trout fishing is permitted on Arden Great Lake for a small fee.
Dog and cat owners may wish to use the kennels in the village, which offer either day/night or full stay accommodation.
Hang-gliding, clay pigeon shooting, 4x4 off-road driving are available locally.
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Rooms from 120.00 GBP | | People often ask what kind of hotel The Feversham Arms is and in a way it's a difficult question to answer. It's not a country house hotel they are not stuffy or nostalgic, despite the fact that they have been welcoming guests here for over a century and a half. Equally, they are not a designer hotel where looks come before comfort. It's a comfortable, eclectic, place.
The heart of The Feversham Arms is its people. You'll find the staff naturally welcoming and ready to get to know you. They're the kind of people you won't mind asking for something extra.
They have a strong following of guests who enjoy a variety of country pursuits, but lots of people just come to relax and escape from reality some, in fact, never leave the room (don't ask!). Others make the most of the pool or tennis and explore the myriad interesting shops and sights that Helmsley and the surrounding area has to offer. Some even come here to do a bit of work, using the excellent meeting room available.
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Hotel Bannatyne - Durham is the latest expansion to the Bannatyne Group. Providing quality accommodation at great value prices. Every stay at Hotel Bannatyne - Durham entitles you to complimentary access to the Bannatyne Fitness Health Club.
Facilities include a Swimming Pool, Spa, Sauna and Steam Rooms as well as comprehensive gym equipment. Everything you need to wind down at the end of the day or wake yourself up in the morning.
Nearby to Durham Tees Valley Airport & Durham Station. |
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | Flowergate House was built in 1779 by John Addison a local builder for Thomas Campion (Ship owners).
It was designed on the plans of the Mansion House in London.
It was described as the most handsome house in Whitby.
In 1824 the premises were sold and opened as the Crown Hotel
It remained a hotel until the mid-fifties when it was taken over by the Whitby Working Men's Club. After almost fifty years due to the club becoming unprofitable the property was purchased in 2002 and £2million refurbishment was undertaken restoring it back to its former glory.
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