Recently Reviewed Hotels around Billingham

• Wynyard Hall
  "Excellent!"
  "My wife and I spent the night as a wedding anniversary treat and we weren't disappointed. We arrived in time for afternoon tea which was served in the library. The afternoon tea was excellent - lots of coffee, which was regularly replenished and outstanding food. I had the 'Gentleman's' afternoon te..."a and my better half the 'Champagne' afternoon tea. The room was excellent - spacious and well appointed, the only downside was that the room was set up for only one person - only one set of towels and one bathrobe and it took two phone calls for housekeeping to bring another set. This however was the only negative we found in the entire stay. Pre-dinner cocktails and canapés were served in the Library and dinner was served in the 'Wellington' room which is extremely well appointed with additional ambiance from the pianist. One concern we did have was that we may have been 'neglected' in the dining room as there was clearly a wedding reception on. This has been our experience previously at o... " More >
• Wynyard Hall
  "A SUMMERS EVENING"
  "if your wondering where to go for an evening meal with a bit (CHELSEA STYLE) you cant go wrong with wynyard hall, you can either book for the restaurant or turn up before 9pm and have a lovey meal on the terrace sat infront of the lake surrounding the hotel and relax and enjoy the woodland scene, th..."e food and champagne are excellent value and the atmosphere is just what makes the evening that little bit special, ideal for celebrating any anniversary or family occasion " More >
• Wynyard Hall
  "Impressive hotel located in a stately home"
  "We stayed here for two nights on a Living Social deal. The hotel must rank as one of the most impressive venues to stay in the uk - both in terms of the drive up to the hall in the most amazing grounds but also the building itself. Anyone who has visited stately homes will feel very much at home wi..."th the incredible interiors and paintings that adorn every area, yet as a hotel, you are free to explore and admire all parts without restriction. Before you leave, ask a member of staff to give you a little tour including the chapel. They are more than happy to do so and have a wealth of information about the hall's history right up to its current plans for expansion - very interesting. We paid a little extra to upgrade to a suite but on check-in we were allocated a much bigger suite with amazing views across the lake and rolling countryside complete with roaming deer. The bedrooms are in keeping with the rest of the building, complete with the highest ceilings, real fireplaces and antique... " More >