Welcome toThe Morritt Hotel and Garage Spa, for many years a favourite stopping place for travellers, today we offer all the comfort you would expect from a country house hotel and lots of added extras such as our award winning spa and two Rosette restaurant. Escape to the Teesdale countryside for fresh air and quiet relaxation, we look forward to seeing you soon.
Offering comfortable rooms for a good nights rest and plenty of added extras to make your stay extra special. In the heart of the countryside but convenient for travellers, the Morritt has been a resting place on the A66 for many years, offering a warm welcome and generous hospitality. Hotel guests can enjoy use of the spa facility by booking in advance of your stay, why not add in some treatments to ensure you are fully rejuvenated and pampered.
Offering comfortable rooms for a good nights rest and plenty of added extras to make your stay extra special. In the heart of the countryside but convenient for travellers, the Morritt has been a resting place on the A66 for many years, offering a warm welcome and generous hospitality. Hotel guests can enjoy use of the spa facility by booking in advance of your stay, why not add in some treatments to ensure you are fully rejuvenated and pampered.
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Situated in the pretty hamlet of Greta Bridge in the Teesdale countryside, The Morritt is a charming country house hotel, wedding venue and spa. Surrounded by rolling fields, The Morritt Hotel is a 5-minute drive from the market town of Barnard Castle; set just off the A66 it is a perfect stopping point from the A1 to the M6.
Comfortable rooms for a good nights rest and plenty of added extras to make your stay extra special. Offering comfortable rooms for a good nights rest and plenty of added extras to make your stay extra special. In the heart of the countryside but convenient for travellers, the Morritt has been a resting place on the A66 for many years, offering a warm welcome and generous hospitality.
Our classic rooms are the perfect choice if you are looking for comfort at a reasonable price. All of our rooms are individually designed and offer in room amenities to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable. Free WIFI, LCD television, tea & coffee making facilities, Noble Isle amenities are included for every room.
The former Burns Cottage is now remodelled to create two luxury self-catering holiday properties: Burns Cottage, sleeping up to 12 guests and Tees Cottage, sleeping up to 6 guests. Each cottage is fully self-contained with well equipped, brand new kitchens, feature bathrooms and luxury finishes that make this every bit a home from home stay.
We understand that dogs are a huge part of family life and when you take a trip you want them to come too so we offer a very warm welcome to our four legged guests. The Morritt Arms is nestled on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by amazing walks and we think your dog would love a holiday here too.
Reviews (12)
Simon Forster
Jan 04, 2022
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Helen Boyn
Jan 03, 2022
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The hotel itself is lovely and the food was very nice but the room I got was not worth the money I paid and I found the bar staff disinterested giving me the impression that they would rather be somewhere else but there. Back to the room, I paid £95 for a double which had 15% knocked off as I am a frequent traveler with booking.com so the room is usually £108. It was that small I felt I was in the staff quarters. They provided a hairdryer yet there was no mirror to use and they provided an ironing board with no iron. No bedside lamp or sockets by the bed and the main light had two out of its
Damian Cornelius
Dec 29, 2021
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John Tatum
Dec 13, 2021
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Great location, beautiful building, lovely scenery and quiet, which was surprising as it's quite close to the A66. Had lunch in the bar on Friday while driving to Scotland - a good break. Tried to the same thing on Saturday a week later and no lunches being served - curious. Will call ahead next time - but will go again if passing.
Temple Spa At Home With Lynn
Nov 22, 2021
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Warren Bradbury
Nov 19, 2021
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Marcel De Jonghe
Oct 29, 2021
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I wish I had the foresight to read the other reviews before booking this hotel. The main reason I booked this hotel was because they show up on Booking.com as a hotel with an electric car charger station. I couldn't find this information on any of the apps to confirm so rang a couple of days before my stay to ensure it was correct. Upon speaking with reception, they told me it was first come first served situation with the station. I made the decision to book as I knew I'd be low on charge when we got to the hotel.
Pulling up at the hotel in the evening I thought I was in luck as the charging
Pulling up at the hotel in the evening I thought I was in luck as the charging
Jonathan Kelly
Oct 24, 2021
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This was my first visit to this hotel in a beautiful location and a stunning hotel.
Some of the staff are friendly and helpful while others were busy talking with each other rather than concerning themselves with the guests.
The room door is plane with a Yale lock, looks like something out of Fawlty Towers. However on opening the door the general look of the room is fantastic, with a four poster bed and double aspect windows. On closer inspection there very few available plug sockets. There is no sensible place to plug the kettle in. (I always take an extension with me as I have experienced this
Some of the staff are friendly and helpful while others were busy talking with each other rather than concerning themselves with the guests.
The room door is plane with a Yale lock, looks like something out of Fawlty Towers. However on opening the door the general look of the room is fantastic, with a four poster bed and double aspect windows. On closer inspection there very few available plug sockets. There is no sensible place to plug the kettle in. (I always take an extension with me as I have experienced this
Gemma Chilinski
Sep 30, 2021
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We booked the Morritt for a 2 night stay on the way to Scotland for the first part of our honeymoon. Our initial thoughts on the look of the hotel were good, as the outside & the lobby/bar area looked really lovely. Even though we arrived in time for check-in, our room still wasn't ready so we had to wait (not really an issue). However, we were then taken to our room which was one of the 'cottages' round the back & we were extremely disappointed. It was totally not as expected & definitely not 4* or worth the £100 a night we were paying...
We spoke to reception who were very helpful, and asked
We spoke to reception who were very helpful, and asked
Neil Ross
Aug 16, 2021
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Nice hotel and great breakfast. Near very busy road despite rural setting. Nice spa. Service in restaurant is awful though. Young and pleasant staff struggling to cope. 2 out of 3 meals arrived, mistakes with bill, staff forgetting that we had paid 3 minutes earlier. Food was average. Service well below what is acceptable.
Qype User Paula
Feb 13, 2012
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Neil M.
Nov 08, 2008
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The Morritt is a classy, up market Hotel, restaurant and bar. We sometimes treat ourselves to Sunday lunch here and we are always impressed. Obviously priced above a standard restaurant thou defiantly not over priced at all. I think we pay something daft like about £3 more per head what is well worth it. Check the website out for the menu. Even thou it is classy, the staff are always friendly, polite and obliging unlike some smart places were they can make you sometimes feel out of place and making you feeling uncomfortable when they look at you down their noses.
The Morritt or the Morritt arms
The Morritt or the Morritt arms
