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Best hotels in Durham, Great Britain

Durham Marriott Hotel Royal County

rates from

GBP 94

Address: Old Elvet, Durham
0.8 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 631 guests: 8.5

The Durham Marriott Hotel Royal County is ideally located just 15 miles (24 km) from the cosmopolitan centre of Newcastle and 11 miles (18 km) from Sunderland. … Prices, discounts & booking

Honest Lawyer Hotel

rates from

GBP 44.95

Address: Croxdale, Croxdale, Durham
4.9 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 550 guests: 8.3

Stylishly decorated with private entrances, the cosy bedrooms at Honest Lawyer Hotel each have free Wi-FI and a private bathroom with free toiletries. … Prices, discounts & booking

The Garden House Inn

rates from

GBP 85

Address: Framwellgate Peth, Durham
1.8 km from Durham center
Hotel rating from 130 guests: 8.3

Newcastle city centre can be reached in 15 minutes by train, and the picturesque North Pennines are a 30-minute drive from the building. … Prices, discounts & booking

Gadds Town House

rates from

GBP 99

Address: 34 Old Elvet, Durham
0.7 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 111 guests: 8.5

Alongside the vibrant cocktail bar, Gadds Town House restaurant serves local produce and a menu specialising in steaks and seafood. … Prices, discounts & booking

Ramside Hall Hotel & Golf Club

rates from

GBP 65

Address: Carrville, Durham
3.3 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 344 guests: 8.8

With elegant decor and modern bathrooms, the spacious rooms at Ramside Hall Hotel & Golf Club feature work desks and satellite TVs. … Prices, discounts & booking

Farnley Tower

rates from

GBP 60

Address: The Avenue, Durham
2 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 470 guests: 8.0

Dine in the award-winning Gourmet Spot restaurant and bar, specialising in innovative, creative and artistic cuisine. … Prices, discounts & booking

Bannatyne Hotel Durham

rates from

GBP 45

Address: Eden Terrace, Durham
1.8 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 439 guests: 8.3

The Bannatyne Health Club and the Bannatyne Hotel Durham offers a gym, swimming pool, spa bath, sauna and a café bar. … Prices, discounts & booking

Hallgarth Manor Country Hotel & Restaurant

rates from

GBP 44.1

Address: Pittington, Durham
4.4 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 270 guests: 7.7

A former 16th century residential estate, Hallgarth Manor Hotel has been carefully refurbished to offer all… Prices, discounts & booking

Seven Stars Inn

rates from

GBP 50

Address: High Street North, Durham
2.2 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 77 guests: 7.9

Seven Stars Inn has a restaurant that offers freshly prepared food using the best seasonal, local produce. … Prices, discounts & booking

Kings Lodge Hotel

rates from

GBP 55

Address: Flass Vale, Waddington Street, Durham
1.8 km from Durham center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 360 guests: 8.4

Kings Lodge Hotel stands next to Flass Vale Nature Reserve and is walking distance from Durham Rail Station. … Prices, discounts & booking

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Travel guide to the famous neighbour of Durham - Sunderland

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Sunderland is one of those old good provincial towns of England. It is located on the North Sea coast and belongs to the Tyne and Wear County. According to historians, first settlers here were Anglo-Saxons, who built Wearmouth-Jarrow monastery near the town. The fragments of the monastery can be seen in the suburbs of the town even nowadays.
The development of the town as an industrial region, which was not only a trading center, but also a port, started in the 14th century. Here started developing such industries as chemical, automotive, electronics, and shipbuilding.

Hilton Castle is an undoubted attraction of the town. The castle was the official residence of the Hiltons until 1746. Later the building was turned into a parish school. Built in 1066, the castle was initially made of wood. In the beginning of XV century it was completely reconstructed in stone. In the XIX century the castle’s design acquired the traits of the Gothic Revival style with its amazing frescoes on the facade depicting the heraldic arms of the former owners.
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