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Discover the best Villas in North East England, England including PREMIER SUITES Newcastle, Seafield Caravan Park, Headley Hall, Lambley Farm Holiday Cottages, Brock Scar Cottage, Gibbs Hill Farm, The Burnside, Hamsteels Hall, Sniperley Hall, South View House.
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1. PREMIER SUITES Newcastle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 266 reviews
PREMIER SUITES are ideally situated in the Heart of Newcastle offering a mix on one and two bedroom apartments. With fully equipped kitchens which include washing machines. Large open plan living rooms with Flat screen TV, Ipod docking stations with cd players. Great size bedrooms and bathrooms. On site parking is available for a charge.
The perfect base for our family trip.
Reviewed By Mrsrussell1We booked in for a nights stay at the premier Suites and we were delighted to be able to gain access a little earlier than officially allowed. With 4 kids under 12 this was a huge help. The lady who checked us in was lovely, so friendly and helpful. She was the person I arranged the booking with over the phone and to say she is a credit to the company is an understatement. The apartment was spacious and clean and had everything we needed for our trip. Such a lovely surprise to hear a knock at the door and to be handed a chilled bottle of wine as a welcome gift, lovely touch. Beds were very comfortable and plenty towels for the group. We sadly had to leave Newcastle early due to the storms that were coming but we have booked in again for 2 nights in April to pick up where we left off. Can’t wait to visit again. Perfect location for a city break. Thanks for the great service ladies (and the man who was fixing our door on arrival ☺️)
2. Seafield Caravan Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 310 reviews
A 5 star family owned and run caravan park, silver award winner of 2018 Holiday Park / Holiday Village of The Year in VisitEngland awards for excellence. From holiday homes to deluxe lodges, touring and motorhome pitches and an on-site leisure club, Seafield has it all. Set in the centre of Seahouses, a picture-postcard village on the idyllic Northumberland Coastline, Seafield offers a 5* holiday destination where you can explore North Northumberland and its quaint villages, historic castles and culinary delights, or simply spend quality time making lasting memories with family and friends.
Lovely Park
Reviewed By StennyscotJust stayed at Seafield Caravan Park for a week. Had a very nice time. Caravans are of a high standard. WiFi and Sky Sports included on TV. Nice decking for sitting out and very clean. Great location for Seahouses. Great places to visit, Bamburgh and Beadnell beaches, Craster, Amble, Alnmouth, Alnwick gardens, Drurridge Bay park and beach. Northumberland is great for walks and cycling. Ocean club has very nice food and nice to sit in. Pool and gym and beauty facilities. Returning next year.
3. Headley Hall
Overall Ratings
5 based on 143 reviews
Headley Hall is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Newcastle upon Tyne, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, and you can stay connected during your stay as Headley Hall offers guests free wifi. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. If you like fish and chips, Headley Hall is conveniently located near Fryer's Plaice, Marshall Fish & Chips, and The Harry Clasper, which are known for serving up this local favorite. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Birkheads Secret Gardens, Coffee Shop & Nursery (0.5 mi) or Hedley Hall Woods (0.3 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Newcastle upon Tyne!
Cootages
Reviewed By nicola sStayed in one of the cottages for 3 nights. Fantastic scenery and accommodation. Very warm welcome from Brenda and what a view from the patio. Highly recommend it and looking forward to returning soon.
4. Lambley Farm Holiday Cottages
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Amazing family trip
Reviewed By adelep748This was our second visit to Lambley farm. We stayed in the newly refurbished Orchard Cottage - loads of room, south facing garden, lots of outside seating and a hot tub. The kids had an amazing time running around outside all day. This place is just beautiful - See you next year Jim!
5. Brock Scar Cottage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you at Brock Scar Cottage nestled in the surrounding hills at Grassholme Reservoir in beautiful Teesdale. This cottage is in an idylic setting for a relaxing holiday in this lovely part of the North Pennines where you can be assured of peace and tranquility, away from all noise and stress, at any time of the year.
A First Visit for Ourselves
Reviewed By Ian MA real get away from it all cottage, set in an idyllic rural location. Comfortable, spotlessly clean and very well equipped. A nice warm welcome from Wyn and Ian upon arrival together with a nice cup of tea and a catch-up following a long trip up from the South Midlands. We enjoyed our week being able find lots to do even late in the holiday season. We’ll definitely be looking forward to a return vist.
6. Gibbs Hill Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Really needs an update in every way
Reviewed By dianedO7414XXWe stayed at Felbridge cottage and we weren't impressed at all. I have checked all listings for this cottage and all are inaccurate, they all need an urgent update. Whilst the location was lovely the cottage was not. We booked this cottage as it states that it has Wifi, it does not. Unless you are under the eves in the bedroom, not convienient or comfortable, this needs to be changed on the websites, we needed to be contactable for my elderly mother and this was not possible. there is no dishwasher and the washing machine is shared with the bunk house next door, not the other cottage and there are restrictions of use and it costs extra to use, not good when we paid a very high price for the cottage. The kitchen wasn't good and needs updating. It wasn't clean, not normal clean never mind Covid clean, crumbs in the breadbin and dirt on the plug switches. We came from an area under tighter restrictions so I took cleaning materials and redid all areas. Cupboards need sorting out as there was an odd assortment of stuff but no oven tray or small bowls.The bathroom was also not good. The sloping roof upstairs isn't practical but cottages often have them, in the bathroom this was difficult as, after others have complained, the shower head attached to the tap had been put on a beam, this just made showering awkward and difficult. I am 5'5'' and I was stood with my head against the shower, the sloping bath made it impossible to stand straight. the shower curtain was too long but didn't cover the bath so the floor got wet. The toilet and bathe were stained, the radiator rusty, the clotheshorses provided were well passed using, rusty and fallong to peices. The bed is not, when zipped together, a super king size as stated, just a normal double. It is also hard as a rock. The bed linen really needs updating as does the bedding, the pillows should have been thrown away long ago. Altogether the cottage is old fashioned and needs an update. It could be lovely but isn't at the moment. Lots needs to be done, change the mat as you go in as it smells and sew the curtain lining back on. Small improvements would help a lot, a good deep clean too.
7. The Burnside
Overall Ratings
5 based on 80 reviews
The Burnside is nestled beside the Burnhope burn near the small village of Edmundbyers in the North Pennines. We offer fully equipped self catering holiday cottages or B&B with daily housekeeping, set in beautiful, tranquil grounds, with a small lake and burn, and plenty of off street parking. There are also rooms in the main house, with a tea/coffee, flat screen t.v's daily housekeeping and luxurious bathroom facilities.
Fab stop and very friendly hostess who couldn’t have been nicer to our group of cyclists doing the C2C. Great breakfast
Reviewed By Sijones55Great overnight stop. Friendly staff and great breakfast. Really recommend The Burnside to everyone.Our hostess went out of her way to help us during our stay and I can thoroughly recommend the full English breakfast. Beds were comfortable and rooms really clean.
8. Hamsteels Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Self Catering cottages only 10 minutes drive from Durham City, varying in size from 1 bedroom to 3 bedrooms. Four Star Visit Britain award for each cottage. Short drive to Beamish Open Air Museum, Diggerland, Durham City, Hadrians Wall, Northumberland, Alnwick Gardens, North East Coast, Metro Centre, Sunderland. All cottages are built of stone, and are fully modernised inside. The small cottages sleep 2-3, and the larger ones with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms sleep 8+. Off road parking beside each cottage. Wifi. Owners live on site. Prices include heating and electricity cost.
Good Location
Reviewed By sibby50stayed in the Hen House very recently and as previous reviewers have said the view was dissapointing. just the front yard looking at the house opposite. found this place via sat nav with no problem and is along a very quet road, especially at 4am when your dog wants to go out. plenty of room for 2 adults although the kitchen is tiny and could probaly do without a door on there. had to wash all the cutlery and crockery before we used them as they felt dirty, so a quickl once over and they were ok to use.hot water is accessed via a switch under the sink and once heated up beware as it is so hot it could scold you. cold water tap in bathroom did not work so had to use a jug of water from the kitchen tap to cool the hot water down in the bathroom sink. toliet was wobbly when you sit on it, so another minor inconvience, one of the towels provide had a hole in it. the vents in the bathroom and kitchen could do with a thorough clean as they were filthy, shower mat was dirty as well. matress was too soft for and we kept rolling into the middle, plue the bed is very low. the Hen House is not wheelchair accesable as there are 2 small steps to the front door. wifi for the first day and a half did not work but after the wifi point i was able to turn it off to reset and thenn it worked fine. so apart from all the above we had a good stay, we did cook for ourselves in the evenings the cooker works well and the small fridge was big enough to store a few dairy items.
9. Sniperley Hall
Overall Ratings
5 based on 125 reviews
stay here
Reviewed By yellowtr3wonderful experience. the owner is a delightful man. the facility is a 500 year old stately home refurbished wonderfully but traditionally. we stayed just one night but i wish it could have been longer. i cant say enough good things.
10. South View House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Amazing
Reviewed By HallsS79Stayed in the middle apartment for a week with family, the views were stunning! Few little niggles which we reported and got rectified the next day! Clean with great service from the host, overall a great trip.
