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Eshott Hall
Nestled in the quiet village of Eshott, in the heart of rural Northumberland and surrounded by its own sprawling private estate, you'll find Eshott Hall. The setting could hardly be lovelier, enveloped by acres of ancient woodland, rolling lawns and a walled kitchen garden. The archetypal grand manor house, but with the atmosphere being friendly home-from-home.

A place to get away from it all and forget about the outside world. If you're looking for a little escapism, there's always plenty to tempt you to England's most northernmost county. Discover Northumberland's miles of stunning coastal walking trails, rugged moorland and wide, sandy beaches. Reconnect with nature, walk the dramatic coastline and marvel at dark, starry skies - and make memories that last a lifetime.
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For the best rooms at the best rates and with the best perks, it's always best to book direct with us. Make a break for Northumberland and escape the day-to-day. Stay at our country house this autumn and enjoy dinner on one evening, breakfast each morning, and a local gin and tonic on arrival. As dog-friendly options go, Northumberland is a breed apart.
It might be an antique four poster bed, a window seat overlooking the gardens, a grand feature fireplace - but you can be sure to find something to love in each of our eleven one-of-a-kind bedrooms. Generously proportioned and luxuriously furnished, they have everything you need for an indulgent stay.
Ideally located in between Alnwick and Morpeth, Eshott Hall is a convenient base from which to explore 'Gods own county' of Northumberland. Discover the majestic Northumberland Coastal Path, unrivalled for its rugged beauty, the picture-perfect backdrop of mighty fortresses dotted along the shoreline and its nature-spotting opportunities.
Eshott Hall, one of Northumberland's finest 17th Century houses, is a stunning venue for your corporate event. Ideally located, just 5 minutes from the A1 and only 35 minutes from Newcastle city centre, this beautiful venue offers a variety of rooms suitable for conferences, meetings, drinks receptions, team building events and private dining.
Eshott Hall, originally a Georgian manor is a pretty four-star hotel, offering a warm welcome, beautiful gardens and superb dining. Conveniently just moments from A1, near Morpeth, and a short drive from the region's renowned coastline, Eshott Hall has 20 bedrooms steeped in country house style, a double rosette award-winning restaurant and a passion for providing the highest standards of comfort and service.
Reviews (5)
B. Taylor Toonfan
B. Taylor Toonfan
Nov 29, 2021
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Fabulous afternoon tea. Beautiful surroundings enhanced by a fantastic log fire made the whole experience so enjoyable. Would highly recommend 👍
Marjorie Bolton
Marjorie Bolton
Nov 24, 2021
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Had a wonderful afternoon tea there recently with a friend. Beautiful place, roaring fire, wonderful staff and amazing surroundings.
Shaun Griggs
Shaun Griggs
Oct 21, 2021
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Lovely 2 night stay here. The staff were very friendly and very helpful. The food was lovely all be it slightly over priced. Afternoon tea was definitely worth it though. Everything was pretty clean apart from our room, we didn’t sleep amazing as there was cobwebs in the corners of our room and I had to remove about 5 spiders before we could even settle down. I know it’s that time of year but they must have been in there a while as there was cobwebs. Other than that the room was spacious, comfortable and the bathroom was clean. Again the staff were so friendly and couldn’t have been more
Ian Tomlinson
Ian Tomlinson
Aug 31, 2021
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Great wedding venue would have had 5 stars but there were delays of over an hour for the afternoon food and evening reception. Only one bar /barman for a wedding reception with 50+guests not good either.
Anthony Ambler
Anthony Ambler
Jul 24, 2021
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We like older hotels especially country houses that have been adapted. This hotel fits the bill exactly. Our room was in the stable block and was spacious, well equiped and with a very big, newly refurbished bathroom. The food is very good we'll cooked and prepared. We had what must have been the biggest roast dinner we have ever had and it was excellent. Breakfast is freshly cooked to order with the usual choices associated with hotel fare. The staff were pleasant and helpful with humour and knowledge. So, why only 4 stars? The answer is no beer. The bar only stocks brown ale, no bitter, no larger