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The Kings Head, Darlington

9-12 Priestgate, Darlington, Durham, DL1 1NW

An elegant Victorian property with modern facilities in a superb location right in the centre of Darlington. All eighty-six bedrooms have a private bathroom, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, iron with ironing board and hair-dryer. You can enjoy a morning coffee or afternoon tea in our popular lounge and dine in the Northgate Restaurant which overlooks the bustling High Row. The Cocktail Bar provides you with the ideal place to sit back and relax after a busy day.

Aston Hotel, Darlington

Newton Park, Newton Aycliffe, Darlington, Durham, DL1 3NL

An excellent friendly hotel, situated within easy reach of the historic city of Durham, the North Yorkshire Moors, Beamish Open Air Museum and the largest shopping centre in Europe. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel for all guests. This new generation hotel offers the comfort and space in all its amenities for total relaxation throughout your stay.

Hall Garth Hotel, Golf & Country Club, Darlington

Coatham Mundeville, Darlington, Durham, DL1 3LU

A beautiful sixteenth-century house set in 67 acres of parkland and gardens near the city of Darlington. With extensive leisure facilities on-site and shopping facilities in Darlington, this hotel caters for all tastes. Hall Garth offers every opportunity to relax and enjoy the tranquil countryside and good food combined with a dip in the pool or round of golf. Enjoy fine food and service in Hugo's restaurant followed by a relaxing drink in one of the beautifully furnished sitting rooms.

From early January until mid February 2008, Stables Country Pub will be closed for refurbishment (sky sports will not be available). Food service is still available in Hugo's Restaurant and also through the lounge and room service.

Blackwell Grange Hotel, Darlington

Blackwell Grange, Darlington, Durham, DL3 8QH

Unwind in the elegance of this beautiful and historic 17th century mansion, set in 15 acres of its woodland. The hotel has 110 en-suite bedrooms with all the facilities one would expect. The Havelock Restaurant is renowned for its excellent food and wines. Alternatively for a less formal atmosphere the Captain Cook's Bar is ideal with its superb views over the grounds. The hotel offers superb leisure facilities including indoor heated pool, spa pool, solarium, sauna and well equipped gymnasium.

The Blackwell Grange Hotel nestles between the North Yorkshire Moors and the beautiful City of Durham in a county full of mystic legent and with an enchanting atmosphere. The hotel is an elegant 17th century mansion set in 15 acres of parkland and just a short walk from the thriving market town of Darlington- with its quaint alleyways, ancient market-place and historic buildings. The lounge offers you the opportunity to relax and unwind, with afternoon tea or perhaps a pre-dinner drink. Alternatively, you can enjoy an aperitif or after dinner drink in the Restaurant Bar, or for a more informal atmospehre the Captain Cook's Bar is ideal, with superb views over the hotel's grounds and the adjoining golf course. The Havelock Restaurant is a wonderful setting in which to dine. As our Restaurant is one of the busiest in the area it is advisable to book in advance. Entertainment and Functions take place in the Hotel throughout the year and cease at 1.00 a.m. at the latest. The leisure facilities include: * indoor heated pool * spa pool * saunas * gymnasium Alternatively, the hotel is adjacent to two golf courses where you will be welcome to play the game. The hotel offers a choice of 12 meeting and conference rooms, ideal for many types of events, including residential conferences. They include: * The Jacobean Suite which holds 180 for a banquet and reflects the style and character of the original building with a Minstrels Gallery BT Openzone

Hotel Bannatyne Darlington, Darlington

Southend Avenue, Darlington, Durham, DL3 7HZ

This Grade II listed townhouse combines 19th century style with 21st century technology and comforts, situated in the chic west end of Darlington. Offering 45 individually styled rooms, you will have the option of treating yourself to the luxury offered in any of the 4 suites. Dine in one of Darlington's premier restaurants, Maxine's, which offers on site dining using fresh ingredients, along with the chance to unwind with a drink amid contemporary surroundings. When not relaxing in the hotel, you can take advantage of complimentary access to the renowned Bannatyne Health Club, just a 15 minute walk away.

The Hotel Bannatyne Darlington is part of the highly successful Bannatyne Group, owned by businessman Duncan Bannatyne, widely recognisable amongst the British public for his role on the hit BBC TV Dragon's Den programme. Originally built in the early 19th century, the hotel was initially home to railway pioneer and MP Joseph Pease. Later a convent school, the building first became a hotel in 1975. Today, the hotel offers popular accommodation and dining. Contemporary in style Maxine’s Restaurant and Bar is the ideal venue to meet for a drink, coffee, light snack or a total dining experience at any time of the day, with its enviable reputation for superb food accompanied by great wines and single malts. The wine list changes regularly and every wine is tasted and chosen for quality, clarity and balance to ensure a varied and interesting mix perfect on their own or to accompany a fine meal. Using the finest local produce with the best of what is in season, dishes are cooked to order by a team with more than 30 years experience, with dietary requirements easily and effortlessly catered for. A 3 course meal is available from as little as 9.95 GBP, with an additional á la carte menu also available. There are also 3 meeting rooms at the hotel, with the largest able to accommodate up to 120 guests in a theatre-style arrangement.

Best Western The Croft, Darlington

Croft On Tees, Darlington, Durham, DL2 2ST

Whether your visit is for business or pleasure, a warm welcome and high quality always awaits visitors to The Croft. Standards in comfort and traditional North East cuisine. True value for your money. Originally built in 1835 as a residence for Sir William Chaytor, The Croft is situated on the border line of County Durham and North Yorkshire in the historic village of Croft On Tees, overlooking the River Tees. The Croft stands in front of the Croft Bridge where the road from Northallerton to Darlington crosses the fast flowing river.