Pet friendly Hotels in North East England, England

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"We stayed overnight and had dinner and breakfast on the morning of departure. Anyone with mobility issues needs to be careful about which room they book, of those in the castle I think that there are a couple on the first floor, accessed by a fairly grand staircase. The rest require a climb up a narrow and steep spiral staircase. The room we stayed was up said spiral staircase and was spacious and clean, well furnished and with a large en-suite. The lady on reception provided a great welcome and helped during our stay, special mention also goes to the lady who gave us and other guests a castle tour. In terms of dining we found a limited menu and an incapacity to vary it in the slightest. Also the staff were less than attentive."

"We stayed in room 206 as it is an old property creaking floor boards late at night and early morning kept us awake. Also the fire doors on each room were constantly slamming closed, if only guests could keep hold of the door and close it quietly using a bit of common sense would ensure that other guests could get a good nights sleep. Fiona"

"Property was clean and tidy. Shower was spacious however room was very noisy even on the 10th floor and hot, fan was offered in the room as no air con available. Potentially could do with some updates and offer blackout blinds/curtains "

"Great stay! Beautiful room"

"Parking good Breakfast option-overpriced and nothing freshly cooked Would avoid weekends if a wedding party was on as very noisy in hotel rooms adjoining. Restaurant ok but substituted by a meetings room on one day of our visit which was like a mausoleum Heating good to start with but a cold spell whilst there and cold on mornings and evenings Accessibility good - no stairs to speak -there’s a lift as well Staff so so some ok -some less so Wouldn’t stay there again"