Derwent Manor Boutique Hotel
£95.00 per person
Enjoy a stay at the 4 star Derwent Manor Boutique Hotel. Ideally located in the stunning Northumberland countryside and with the vibrant cities of Newcastle and Durham close by, easily explore everything the North East of England has to offer.
Your Great Little Break includes:
🌅Bed and full Northumberland breakfast in a standard double or twin room
🌅Three course dinner in the Prego Restaurant (worth £31.95 per person)*
🌅A bottle of wine in your room on arrival (worth £18.00)
🌅Availability from December 2023 - March 2024
*from £95 per person
Can be booked for multiple nights
This deal is fully refundable up to 7 days prior to arrival Premier double and twin rooms are available at a supplement, subject to availability Standard Double Rooms are located in the hotel annexe.
WHY WE LOVE THIS
📍Explore Northumberland and the North East of England, with areas such as Durham, Newcastle or Roman Hadrian's Wall all within a short drive from the hotel
📍For walking enthuasiasts, the hotel offers the perfect base to uncover the beauty of the North Pennines, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Part of the UNESCO Global Geoparks, here you will discover stunning landscapes, cascading waterfalls and spectacular wildlife
📍Back at the hotel, dine in the Prego Restaurant, serving a variety of dishes including wood fired pizza
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