Your favourite hotels...in the north of England only

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What are your favourite hotels ever. I mean luxury, great food, etc etc

Trying to plan a 40th and this is my inspiration!

Favourite hotels ever in the north of England preferably!

Northcote ?
Not stayed there but have eaten and it's beautiful food

The Samling.

Lumley castle

I've stayed at Northcote it's lovely!
Augill Castle is fab, Chester Grosvenor is good and well located, Wood Hall Hotel in Wetherby was lovely too.

Also, le petite chateau

This is a lovely place to stay.....

www.visitcheshire.com/stay/peckforton-castle-hotel-p1571

We went to the Lakes for my 40th to a place called Brimstone. Not a hotel as such but the room and service were amazing!!! Thoroughly recommend- it’s in the Lakes near Grasmere.

Armathwaite hall is nice - Lake District.
Rudding park - Yorkshire
Moddershall oaks - Staffordshire/cheshire oaks

I've stayed in some of these and visited some of these,

www.rockliffehall.com/ Durham/North Yorkshire Wonderful, but you're a bit out in the middle of nowhere so you can't go for a nice pint in a pub
www.daffodilhotel.co.uk/ Grasmere, the Lakes (fully recommend going to the gingerbread shop and stocking up on it all
le-petit-chateau.com/ Northumberland (been for a wedding and it's amazing, the rooms look incredible.)
www.crabandlobster.co.uk/ I haven't been there, but I have heard wonderful things

Seaham Hall is meant to be very good, I haven't been.

Wynyard Hall, redworth hall or Rockcliffe hall.

The Devonshire Arms in Bolton Abbey is very nice and relaxed.

Gilpin Lodge in the Lakes - the spa lodges in particular

I’ve stayed at Northcote and the Grosvenor and loved them both. I’d also recommend Losehill in Derbyshire. More relaxed, but lovely food and nice scenery.
I hope you have a lovely time wherever you end up.

Ooooo so many to choose from. For good food, I would recommend Jesmond Dene House (10 course tasting menu is divine) which you could combine with a city break in Newcastle. However, I think my favourite hotel is The Edinburgh Residence as their suites are amazing. If you like quirky, the Crab and Lobster will meet your expectations - we had a sauna and a hot-tub in our suite and the meal there was pretty good. Too be honest, you're spoilt for choice -there are some fantastic hotels in the North East!

I like the Houndsgate in Darlington.

If you like smaller places, the Lord Crewe Arms in Blanchland is lovely (and just recommended by Tatler) www.lordcrewearmsblanchland.co.uk/

I have not stayed there but the tiny spa and the food at Walwick Hall near Hadrian's Wall are great and the guests always look very happy! walwickhall.com/

Forestside in Grasmere...absolutely superb!

Rudding Park near Harrogate is fantastic.

Wynyard hall is very impressive

Jesmond dene is impressive and near Newcastle city centre

Ramside Hall Hotel has a lovely new spa

If you were to give us more info I'd ask for:

Where are you used to staying?
Where in the North?
What is the occasion?
Do you want to eat in the hotel?

For info:

I like to eat in (for special occasions) Michelin star restaurants, L'Enclume, Raby Hunt, Black Swan, Star Inn, Yorke Arms, Hand & Flowers.

Lumley Castle serve brought in frozen food and frozen bread buns.

Rudding Park in Harrogate
Brimstone in the Lakes - the reading room was amazing!

@Justbookedasummmerholiday you can only rely on your building and setting for so long ey?

(I am in agreement with you re: frozen food)

The Joiners Arms is gorgeous and owned by Le Petit Chateau people. Also Hotel duVin in Newcastle but they’re a bit snooty and not very clean.

Matfen Hall in Northumberland is very good too.

They have a smaller room for private dining which might work for you.