Redworth Hall Hotel
We invite you to join us at the Redworth Hall Hotel, a breathtaking retreat and luxury hotel on the edge of the northeast hub. Originally a Jacobean manor house, it is set in the midst of 150 acres of stunning private grounds at the end of a sweeping driveway lined with lime trees.

The grand old manor house dates back to 1744 and the hotel, today, has retained many original rooms and successfully combines traditional elegance with contemporary style, particularly in the newly added Spa bedrooms and the well equipped leisure club which includes a beauty treatment centre.

The manor was linked to the Surtees family until the 1950’s when it became a residential school for ‘naughty boys’ before converting to a hotel in 1987. For those of a ‘delicate’ nature it must be pointed out the hotel is said to be the home to at least two ghosts…

Redworth Hall is set in Heighington Village, Newton Aycliffe, six miles from Darlington and its famous railway station and conveniently located as a centre for exploring County Durham (Land of the Prince Bishops), the beautiful Northumberland coast line, outdoor life as it was in the 1800’s at Beamish (a fascinating open air museum) or Durham and its imposing medieval cathedral which is only 20 minutes away.

Accommodation
Redworth Hall Hotel
Redworth, Darlington, County Durham, DL5 6NL. United Kingdom
Telephone: 01388 770600

Rooms at the conference hotel will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Late bookers may be allocated rooms at a nearby hotel. Book early to ensure you are onsite as demand for places may outstrip supply.

How to get there
By road The hotel is situated just minutes from the A1 (M). From Jct 58 of the A1(M) take the A68 towards Corbridge. At the first roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A6072 towards Bishop Auckland. At the 2nd roundabout again take the second exit. The hotel is located approximately 200 yards on the left.

By rail The nearest railway startion to Redworth Hall is Darlington station.

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