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Top 9 hotels in Consett, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Consett, County Durham, England including The Punch Bowl Inn, Deneview Bed & Breakfast, The Burnside, Bonners Lodge, The Old Mill Knitsley, Bee Cottage Farm Guest House, The Anchor Inn, The Derwent Arms, Consett.
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1. The Punch Bowl Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
See why so many travelers make The Punch Bowl Inn their inn of choice when visiting Edmundbyers. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a quaint setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. The Punch Bowl Inn is a quaint inn offering a flat screen TV in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. Plus, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Edmundbyers. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. If you’re looking for a pub, consider a visit to The Punchbowl, which is not far from The Punch Bowl Inn. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The Punch Bowl Inn as you experience all of the things Edmundbyers has to offer.
Excellent Sunday lunch - book now!
Reviewed By LornaBaillieNow the Derwent Arms, we have just enjoyed a delicious Sunday lunch. Food fresh and cooked just to our taste. No connoisseur, but I enjoyed my wine, and my husband his pint. The welcome was warm, and the staff very friendly and efficient. Absolutely nothing to find fault with. Would highly recommend.
2. Deneview Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 234 reviews
Davie neaves
Reviewed By davidnO6326EQBig thank you to Catherine n dave for an excellent overnight stay wile on our c2c bike ride the rooms were immaculate very clean the full English breakfast was jus the start we needed definitely recommend any one passin thru to pop in an see for themselves
3. 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.
4. Bonners Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
Bonners Lodge, set in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the Durham Dales close to the Waskerley Way, Derwent Reservoir, Wolsingham and Durham. We offer 2 luxurious ensuite rooms and quality home-cooked food in peaceful surroundings. We are rated 5 star with Visit England. There is also a small 8 plot touring caravan park on site. Guests can meet our animals Sunny and Merlin the Alpacas, Sally & Sue our pygmy goats, Rosie the horse, have a ride on Ray the donkey, brush Rusty the Shetland, cuddle Charlie, Sam & Bess the dogs and play with Raffi the Bengal cat!
Wonderful Campsite - Everything you could need
Reviewed By PamScoMy son and I loved staying here. We stayed a split 3 nights (2 and a 1) whilst on a long weekend in the area. Excellent facilities, perfect for children. Though I am a big kid so I loved the table football and cuddling baby goats - not at the same time! The boy loved walking Sonny the alpaca. Michelle and Ken were fantastic and run a great place. I could say so much more but I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise. A very peaceful place.
5. The Old Mill Knitsley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
Lovely Pub fabulous service
Reviewed By kevin wHomecooked food ro die for .Love lots of their dishes .Love their lunches .Specials .Belly pork .Pies .oh dear have To go back yet again .Lovely location and a wonderful cheerful team Regards Kevin and Viv
6. Bee Cottage Farm Guest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
100 year old farmhouse with ground floor annexe where pets are welcome.In an AONB on the edge of the Durham Dales. Very peaceful with stunning views. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere. All rooms en suite with TV and WiFi. Home cooked meals and licensed to sell alcohol. 1 field from C2C cycle route and well placed for visiting Durham, Newcastle, Beamish, Hadrians Wall and Northumberland for Alnwick Castle and Lindisfarne.
Warm Welcome & Cosy Room
Reviewed By FoostyDugWe had a wonderful warm welcome when we arrived on our bikes cold, tired and dirty. The owners were very apologetic for not being able to offer their usual standard of service and welcome due to Covid restrictions but we felt very welcome, safe and well cared for. Three of us stayed in Bee Cottage (I think). It was SO cosy and exactly what we needed. It was immaculate, spacious and we were soon fighting over the well stocked tray of teas and coffees where the mini Mars bars made our day. Although they're not able to offer their normal 3 course evening meal option, we were able to pre-order a main course - they even had an excellent selection of veggie food which is very unusual. We were also able to order some beer and wine which was the icing on the cake. We were touched at the lengths that they went to to ensure that we felt Covid safe. They had a very well thought out system and stuck to it without losing any of their warmth. I would recommend it without any hesitation.
7. The Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Brilliant experience
Reviewed By Peter BA rushed late booking led us to one of our best “Inn” experiences. Extremely friendly and welcoming staff who could not do enough for us. Wonderful dinner and a perfect breakfast looking out over the rolling hills of the Northumberland district. Room was lovely and clean with a very comfortable King sized bed. Shower could have done with more pressure but it was still ok. Highly recommend for a relaxing stay.
8. The Derwent Arms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
The Derwent Arms in Edmundbyers lies amongst stunning countryside, bordering both County Durham and Northumberland. With traditional menus focusing on seasonal and local produce, and plenty of local ales available; come and visit us for an afternoon, Sunday lunch or stay all week. We are dog friendly and have six cosy bedrooms available all with their own en-suite and a separate apartment available for families or groups of up to six people.
What a gem
Reviewed By SanH1My sister and I stayed here on our way to a holiday destination for one night and what a little gem this is. There is a good amount of free parking and we received a warm welcome. Staff are friendly and engaging. The bar is nicely decorated and has a very comfortable feel, everyone we met was friendly. Dogs are welcomed in the bar. Our rooms were spotlessly clean and freshly decorated in warm olive green for the bedroom and brown in the spacious bathroom. The white linen is good quality and the bed extremely comfortable. This was the best nights sleep in the quiet country surroundings, with birds tweeting in the morning, Sal great wake up alarm. The large bathroom has a bath and shower, lovely thick white soft towels and toiletries provided. There is tea and coffee making facilities. The food was delicious and the dining busy, and we could see why. I had a starter of poached eggs with asparagus and black pudding with a peppery sauce, amazing and the black pudding is the best I have ever-ever tasted. Breakfast was fabulous and perfectly cooked. I wish we had booked this for our holiday but unfortunately we didn’t. We would definitely return and highly recommend.
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