Set in Bishop Auckland, 36 km from Beamish Museum, Park Head Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
A charming English manor house close to the A1 road. WiFi is free in public areas and food is served all day.
Elza
United Kingdom
This little hotel is quant and beautiful - as it was 21 years ago when we had our wedding reception here. The only difference is that now the rooms are no longer a bit moth eaten and dusty around the edges but instead really gorgeous. The renovations are contemporary but very much in keeping with the original features. The stairs are still as squiffy as you’d expect from a building of this age, and it hasn’t lost any of the lovely character.
Situated in Bishop Auckland, 39 km from Beamish Museum, Cosy two bedroom apartment features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
deborah
United Kingdom
When I arrived the entrance not like the description and as I was concerned not up to booking.com standards. It was unclear which flat it was I couldn’t even find the key safe.
The Woodlands - Zillo in Bishop Auckland provides accommodation with free WiFi, 39 km from Beamish Museum, 42 km from Stadium of Light and 45 km from Sage Gateshead.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
Really clean, well furnished, quiet area, Asda just over the road.
Offering quiet street views, The Old Nags Head is an accommodation located in Bishop Auckland, 42 km from Stadium of Light and 45 km from Sage Gateshead.
Emma
United Kingdom
The host very kindly left some fresh milk, butter, bread, jam and cereals which made a hugh difference to our stay so we didn't have to rush out the next morning. It was a lovely surprise.
Situated in Bishop Auckland, 43 km from Beamish Museum, The Saxon Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
lloyd
United Kingdom
It was just perfect,
What a gem ,
Will definitely be back
Offering city views, Private rooms with breakfast in Bishop Auckland is an accommodation set in Bishop Auckland, 40 km from Beamish Museum and 43 km from Stadium of Light.
Stephen
Australia
Sean was just brilliant! Great room, very comfortable stay. 🇦🇺
Located in Bishop Auckland, 34 km from Beamish Museum and 45 km from Utilita Arena, Country Glamping provides accommodation with free WiFi, a garden with a terrace, and access to a fitness room.
Ted's Shed, a property with a garden, is set in Bishop Auckland, 46 km from Stadium of Light, 48 km from Sage Gateshead, as well as 48 km from Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
Nicolatee
United Kingdom
I like that it's hidden from the road and private garden for the dog to run around
Bishop Auckland is undergoing great renovations. Though the main street has some way to go, the Market Square and Bishops Palace area is really attractive. The Castle (Bishop's Palace), Mining Art Gallery and Spanish Gallery are full of interest, well worth the entry fee (book annual pass online for best value). The best thing was the friendliness of the people we met, both as knowledgeable guides in the attractions and welcoming locals in the pubs and restaurants.
Sw1234567
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
bus sto round the corner if u do not want to go to durham...
bus sto round the corner if u do not want to go to durham and find a parking place. Did not see many pubs on walking through. Chip shop awfull that is a moderate description. 2 supermarkets very near to each other just off the main st. Did not visit the Castle had no time.
leslie
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Bishop Auckland is being regenerated.
Bishop Auckland is being regenerated. Around the market place is gorgeous. Auckland Castle is beautiful with a fabulous coffee shop. We went to the Kynren Festival. It was outstanding, like nothing we’ve seen before. Would highly recommend it.
Gillian
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The Manor House is in West Auckland.
The Manor House is in West Auckland. Nice village, lovely country walks, hotel situated on The Green. Very nice location.
Bishop Auckland is 4 miles away. Love, Market Square, Auckland Castle, Bishops Palace grounds all good to visit.
Gavin
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
B A is full of surprises.
B A is full of surprises. For the size of the town it has multiple sites of interest with the Bishop’s Palace/Castle steeped in history back to its origins with the Norman conquest nearly one thousand years ago, to a mining museum of local art from the recent past. The town is compact with easy parking, some nice eateries and still boasts easy access to the countryside walks within the Castle’s deer park. It also serves as an excellent base for exploring further afield. Durham, and it’s Cathedral, the Beamish museum, the Bowes museum at Barnard Castle, the nearby Raby Castle, a Roman Fort, Hadrians Wall, and the list goes on.
Derek
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Absolutely loved what the Auckland Project has to offer....
Absolutely loved what the Auckland Project has to offer....The Spanish Gallery, the Mining Art Gallery, Auckland Tower and Castle....Breakfast at Breaking Bread was spot on, as was our lunch at El Castillo....
Danny
United Kingdom
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The area is so interesting. There are traces of its industrial past all around and it is a short drive to the Killhope lead mine or to Allenheads with its cafe, museums etc. Beckelshele is off the A689, at Lanehead, surrounded by open country with curlew, snipe etc. The owners live next door and couldn't be more helpful and friendly. We enjoyed ourselves so much that we have booked again in June - for a fortnight this time.
Big rooms, high ceilings. Immaculately clean. Lots of light. Thick carpets, great towels, good kitchen. Tea, milk and coffee provided along with breakfast cereal.
Everything we needed was there for us. It's in a quiet area off the main roads, but close to local shop and Morrison's supermarket. Market square about a ten minute walk.
We were staying there to break our journey north. It's close to the A1M, but not too close.
Smelt clean . Felt Covid aware . Nicely kitted out comfy bed and parking . Lovely bathroom lots of hot water
The location of the flat is convenient. The back looks onto the car park of the shopping centre , but to be honest it’s fine and pretty quiet and good value . We liked the old buildings of Bishop Auckland , the plaza / square , the Park and deer park really interesting . Great Thai in Square
Visited Bishop Auckland for the Kynren Show (which was brilliant) and the apartment was in an excellent location to walk up to “Marketplace” to visit the Castle, Spanish Gallery etc and the town centre shops, pubs, restaurants and central bus station, a 20 minute walk. We appreciated the Welcome Pack of milk, bread, cereals, tea, coffee etc.
Locarion was very central. Bedrooms were cosy as described but there was plenty of room. Large lounge and bathroom and the kitchen was more than adequate for our needs. Was impressed by the cleanliness. The hosts provided accurate and useful information. Would definately go back if we are in the area again.
Beautifully decorated and really comfortable setting. The staff were delightful and very helpful. Check in and out was very simple and I was made to feel welcome instantly and for my entire stay. This trip was solo for business. I will be returning with my partner in the near future.
A wonderful hotel that is really haunted.
Absolutely great staff, particularly the receptionist and also manager was really friendly. He has only been there y weeks.
A lovely room and a tasty breakfast.
A fantastic hotel, well worth a visit. It is so so old, with so much history.
The owner Sean was welcoming from the start
Nothing was too much trouble
I had the double room with en suite
Parking permit was a godsend as most big hotels charge you for parking as well !!
Will be returning next year
Excellent value for money
Easy access to Bishop Auckland for Aglow lights festival at Bishops Palace..
Like the fact you can control own heating to have your room at the temp you prefer.
The apartment had everything we required for an overnight.
Appreciated the extras, milk, bread, toiletries.
Handy spot for finding our way around the town.
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