Set within a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, this unique hotel offers 10 completely indulgent, individually-themed rooms in the heart of Durham, each one with a flair for the theatrical. Boasting views of the Cathedral and Castle to the front, and the University's cricket pitch and the beautiful River Wear to the rear, The Fallen Angel provides you with the feeling that you have been transported to another time and place. Escape to another realm in the Jules Verne inspired reception area, or drift away in the nautical themed cafe bistro before heading to your exclusive guestroom. When you are not soaking up the extravagance of the surroundings, The Fallen Angel provides an ideal base from which to explore the region. The vibrant centre of Newcastle is just a short train ride away, home to wonderful shopping and a lively entertainment scene.
Bedrooms: 10
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Built on the site of The Battle of Nevilles Cross, less than 1 mile outside Durham City Centre, this welcoming inn has been carefully refurbished to provide comfortable, contemporary and stylish décor. The first and only 4-star accredited inn found in Durham, The Lodge now boasts a continental-style café, bar and lounge. The on-site restaurant serves a varied menu of traditional English cuisine, prepared using the freshest local produce wherever possible. With a focus on personal service, the staff at The Lodge aim to offer a home-from-home atmosphere during your stay in Durham.
Bedrooms: 6
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Dating back to the 16th Century, the delightful Three Tuns Hotel is filled with charm and character. Located in the heart of historic Durham, the hotel retains an atmosphere reminiscent of yesteryear. Stained glass ceilings, oak panelling throughout, real Tudor beams, original wood carvings and open fireplaces are just a few of the many character features within this friendly and popular hotel. Step out of the hotel and you will find yourself in the heart of Durham City, with attractive streets filled with shops, cobbled alleys, Medieval lanes and Georgian and Victorian architecture. By day, the hotel's lounge provides the perfect location to enjoy a light snack or relaxing drink.
Bedrooms: 50
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Located just off the A1(M) yet nestling in the beautiful County Durham countryside, a warm welcome always awaits visitors at this hotel. 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 will sense that parties and good living will always be part of Hardwick.
Bedrooms: 51
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Kings Lodge Hotel, with its prestigious Knight's Restaurant, is set in the heart of Durham City. A site which once echoed to the sounds of battle now provides a setting for comfortable and tasteful residence. Kings Lodge stands at the South East entrance to Flass Vale, an urban nature reserve on the edge of the site of the famous battle of Nevilles Cross at which, in 1346, the invading army of King David of Scotland was beaten off by English troops led by Ralph Neville and Henry Percy. A site which once echoed to the sounds of battle now provides a setting for comfortable and tasteful residence, fine dining accompanied by an amazing wine list, a cosy traditional bar, and quality afternoon teas. The hotel opened in August 2000, but its guest list already contains the names of celebrities from stage and screen. The Kings Lodge is the place to be seen in Durham City.
Bedrooms: 21
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