Riverdale Hall Hotel is Northumberland's premier country house hotel providing excellent sporting facilities, unlimited access to Hadrian's Wall country, an award winning restaurant, and a warm welcome, providing the perfect holiday or short break all year round. Riverdale Hall Hotel lies on the banks of the North Tyne salmon river, on the outskirts of the small market town of Bellingham, Northumberland.
With southerly views over its own cricket field, and Dunterley Fell (part of the Pennine Way), it is situated in the hilly and rugged fells of the Northumberland National Park. Nearby are Kielder Water and Kielder Forest, and of course Hadrian's Wall. This is indeed walking, fishing and sporting country.
With southerly views over its own cricket field, and Dunterley Fell (part of the Pennine Way), it is situated in the hilly and rugged fells of the Northumberland National Park. Nearby are Kielder Water and Kielder Forest, and of course Hadrian's Wall. This is indeed walking, fishing and sporting country.
Services
All hotel bedrooms at Riverdale Hall are well appointed with en suite bathrooms, shower, colour television, telephone, and tea and coffee making facilities. Some of the bedrooms have a balcony or small patio area, whilst others are designated as family rooms, and can accommodate additional beds as required.
Riverdale Hall Hotel's elegantly appointed restaurant provides a warm relaxed setting for enjoying a meal and a bottle of wine from our extensive wine list. Award winning cuisine, complemented by friendly and efficient service adds up to a delightful gourmet experience. Our team of chefs, headed by Iben Cocker, Stuart Naylor and Tony Johnston, have established for themselves an enviable reputation for the standard of their cuisine.
The Riverdale Hall Hotel lounge is a relaxing and comfortable south facing room with fine views over Dunterley Fell, the hotel grounds and cricket field and the North Tyne River. The lounge provides the perfect place to unwind and relax after a busy day fishing, golfing, walking, playing cricket or enjoying any of the other sporting activities available when staying at Northumberland's premier sporting hotel, the Riverdale Hall Hotel.
Whether you're staying in the Riverdale Hall Hotel and enjoying one of the many sporting activities available, visiting the beautiful countryside around Bellingham, Northumberland, or living locally, you're welcome to come and join us for a leisurely drink.
Our bar lounge, with its marble fireplace and inviting open fires, is a popular rendezvous for all our residents, local and visiting cricketers, golfers, and walkers, who soon become acquainted over a drink.Our bar always has real ales (hand-pulled beers) available or you can enjoy a glass or two of wine from our extensive selection.
Our bar lounge, with its marble fireplace and inviting open fires, is a popular rendezvous for all our residents, local and visiting cricketers, golfers, and walkers, who soon become acquainted over a drink.Our bar always has real ales (hand-pulled beers) available or you can enjoy a glass or two of wine from our extensive selection.
Riverdale Hall Hotel is one of Northumberland's finest hotels with the added luxury of an indoor pool & sauna. Our swimming pool is open to the public at 5.00 per Adult and 2.50 per child. Hourly Pool hire can be arranged. Dine with us and your swim is FREE! Opening times are 8.30am - 8pm, although it is closed for swimming lessons on Tuesday afternoons 1pm - 5.30pm.
Reviews (10)
Gayle Holmes
Dec 06, 2021
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Lovely location and the garden rooms have views across the rear to the river Tyne. The room was warm and comfortable and breakfast was good quality and well cooked. The nearby village was an easy walk either along the road or the riverside and I would recommend a walk to the waterfall. Would stay again if in the area. The only negative was that the hotel suffered s power cut on our departure morning and there was no hot water. While I appreciate this was not the fault of the hotel I would expect an apology for our inconvenience.
John Gilbert
Dec 01, 2021
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Bryan Dixon
Nov 18, 2021
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Robert Watson
Oct 04, 2021
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Claire Shaw
Aug 25, 2021
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John Tebbutt
Aug 24, 2021
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Heather Davison
Aug 18, 2021
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Latoyah Lebert
Aug 18, 2021
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Pros: Nice rooms, relatively clean. Warm swimming pool. Comfy bed. Close to local amenities and attractions. Lovely food. Welcoming reception.
Cons: Filthy remote and dusty shelves. Shower dribbles on you. Bath has tiny flies landing in it each day without windows open. Hit and miss dining service, sometimes felt overlooked. Sauna was out of use, swimming pool water was cloudy.
Cons: Filthy remote and dusty shelves. Shower dribbles on you. Bath has tiny flies landing in it each day without windows open. Hit and miss dining service, sometimes felt overlooked. Sauna was out of use, swimming pool water was cloudy.
Nikki Jackson
Aug 16, 2021
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Rob Tonks
Jun 30, 2021
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We were a group of 8 cyclists staying 1 night on the last leg of The Sandstone Way.
The staff were very friendly and helpful in all respects.
We had dinner and breakfast and the food was excellent.
We had use of the swimming pool which was much needed after 6 hours of riding.
The accommodation was very nice, clean and well appointed.
All in all a very pleasurable stay.
The staff were very friendly and helpful in all respects.
We had dinner and breakfast and the food was excellent.
We had use of the swimming pool which was much needed after 6 hours of riding.
The accommodation was very nice, clean and well appointed.
All in all a very pleasurable stay.
