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OYO the Townhouse
4.3/573 Reviews

OYO the Townhouse

Durham|2.75km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
Incredible little hidden gem in Durham. Very close to the centre shops bars and restaurants. It was a treat for my husbands birthday and the hotel staff made us feel so welcome. Wendy on reception was so kind and helpful. We stayed in the penthouse suite and the room was very nice and luxurious. I had the room decorated with balloons etc prior to arrival and we honestly loved our stay! We want to return and will be saving to visit as soon as we can. Breakfast was delicious and delivered to our room to enjoy breakfast in bed! We heard the garden room is well sought after so hopefully get to visit this soon! Don’t hesitate and book that break

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Farnley Tower Guesthouse
4.3/558 Reviews

Farnley Tower Guesthouse

Durham|2.24km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
I rate this place very highly. A very warm welcome as soon as we entered. The room was very comfortably decorated. The bathroom was lovely and the quality of the towels and bed linen was good. The bed and pillows were very comfortable - even for my husband! The breakfast was excellent and the service was friendly. There was nothing more you could want. They even had delicious homemade jam! A really great experience all round.it is possible to walk into Durham centre from here too
Castle View Guesthouse
4.6/557 Reviews

Castle View Guesthouse

Durham|2.58km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
With a stay at Castle View Guest House in Durham, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Durham University and Durham Indoor Market. This upscale guesthouse is 9.1 mi (14.6 km) from Beamish Open Air Museum and 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Old Fulling Mill Museum of Archaeology.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.A complimentary breakfast is included.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 5 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Conveniences include electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.
The City Hotel
4.1/523 Reviews

The City Hotel

Durham|2.69km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
1 night stay in the penthouse for lumiere weekend with friends. Fantastic accommodation close to everything. Gillian was wonderful and really helpful, Balloons and a birthday card were supplied in the room as it was my sisters birthday, really lovely and appreciated. Gillian went out of her way to make us feel welcome and explained everything to us on arrival, even got us into our room early. We stayed Friday night and weren't really bothered by too much noise, although ear plugs are provided as rooms are above the bar. The bar is great, good selection of drinks and they have a stamp card scheme, for residents it's buy 3 get 1 free. Live music on Friday night's, although unfortunately the singer wasn't able to attend due to parking issues with the lumiere event on. No breakfast option but lots of options close by, we went to chapters for breakfast which is a few minutes walk across the bridge(delicious) the room was more like a small apartment with a small kitchen with cooker/hob and fridge. Large double bedroom, single bed and sofa bed in living room. Bathroom with shower over bath, it was massive considering we were only expecting a room. Everything was spotless, no dishcloth though so couldn't wash our chips. Fantastic value for money and wouldn't hesitate to book again! Thank you to all at the city rooms!
Hotel Indigo Durham
4.6/5127 Reviews

Hotel Indigo Durham

Durham|2.71km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
Second visit to this great hotel in an historic building. Reception staff are consistently excellent, friendly and helpful (apologies I am not sure of the girl who helped us out during our stay, but she was super professional). Restaurant staff are also super - front of house, and all the team superb. The rooms are spacious and very clean. The bar is fab and a great space to relax. Only one minor suggestion is to give the coffee bar staff some professional barista training - it’s a plus point for the hotel to have a good coffee bar.
Delta Hotels Durham Royal County
4.4/5139 Reviews

Delta Hotels Durham Royal County

Durham|2.74km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
Good value if you stay for 7 plus nights on a long stay rate. Was happy with the size and facilities in my Queen room, however it was very hot and the aircon didn't work. The hotel is set in different (linked)buildings and one of the buildings was noticeably hotter both times I've stayed there in April and May. Both times the hotel upgraded me to a room on the riverside which is much cooler (with working air con) and with a view of the river. The housekeeping staff are friendly and nothing is too much trouble. Lots of choice for breakfast and buffet kept topped up. Really enjoyed my stay - both times. Great location too!
The Seven Stars
3.7/56 Reviews

The Seven Stars

Durham|2.8km from Low Burnhall (Woodland Trust)
The Seven Stars, located in Shincliffe village 1.5 miles outside of the magnificent University and Cathedral City of Durham, is a converted 18th century coaching inn. If you like quaint it is a little gem. My wife and I stayed there recently in preference to staying in one of the large plastic palaces that constitute most modern hotel chains. On the ground floor there is a traditional pub lounge and three dining areas, one of which is set up for private dining. The residential area is on the first floor and is accessed by a steep and narrow staircase. Our en suite room was large, clean, warm and comfortable. It was tastefully decorated and there were tea/coffee making facilities as well as free wifi.. All of the staff were welcoming and helpful as were the locals in the bar and restaurant, making for a most conviviable atmosphere. We thoroughly enjoyed it. There is no carpark but we had no difficulty finding free on street parking. Outside there is a nearby bus stop into town though it is possible to walk into the City centre along the river. We would definitely stay there again.

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Moor End House Bed & Breakfast

Moor End House Bed & Breakfast

4.5/521 Reviews
We arrived in Durham late afternoon after driving for hours from the Lakes district via Hadrian's wall in Hexham. We were greeted by the host William. After check-in we asked William for directions to Durham Cathedral. Unfortunately we got lost and couldn't get there. We got back to the B&B very tired and disappointed as we only had the date of arrival to visit the Cathedral. We were tired and told William that we will just rest up for our trip up north the next day. William wouldn't hear of it and offered to drive us to the Cathedral and even wait for us while we toured the Cathedral. We were embarrassed and did not want to trouble him but he insisted and took us in his car, acting as a tour guide he drove past many attractions and got us to the Cathedral. Once I knew the way, I asked if we could return to the B&B so I could drive us in our own car to the Cathedral and spend the evening around there. He recommended a few restaurants as we drove past them and took us back. We managed to drive back and attend evening song and then spent a lovely evening walking around. If it weren't for William, we would have just spent the evening in our room feeling sorry for our selves. Our room was at the top floor. As I was parking the car, my wife took a small suitcase in. An elderly woman insisted on carrying the bag upstairs and no matter how many times my wife tried, she insisted on taking it up. Breakfast was great. Although only street parking is available, William assured us that the area was safe and he was right. This is a family run B&B and William and his family could not be more hospitable, friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend Moor End Guest House.
Hotel Indigo Durham

Hotel Indigo Durham

4.6/5127 Reviews
Second visit to this great hotel in an historic building. Reception staff are consistently excellent, friendly and helpful (apologies I am not sure of the girl who helped us out during our stay, but she was super professional). Restaurant staff are also super - front of house, and all the team superb. The rooms are spacious and very clean. The bar is fab and a great space to relax. Only one minor suggestion is to give the coffee bar staff some professional barista training - it’s a plus point for the hotel to have a good coffee bar.
Travelodge Durham

Travelodge Durham

4.5/552 Reviews
Very economical! It's very convenient to go anywhere, very clean room, good value for money
The Queens Head

The Queens Head

4/587 Reviews
The Queens Head is a lovely little BnB/Pub my partner and I both slept incredibly well, the room was spotless and the facilities were well maintained. The pub it’s self was lively with a friendly atmosphere, incredibly attentive staff and the breakfast was to die for. I could not recommend the eggs Benedict more. I would 100% stay here again and recommend it to my friends.
The Seven Stars

The Seven Stars

3.7/56 Reviews
The Seven Stars, located in Shincliffe village 1.5 miles outside of the magnificent University and Cathedral City of Durham, is a converted 18th century coaching inn. If you like quaint it is a little gem. My wife and I stayed there recently in preference to staying in one of the large plastic palaces that constitute most modern hotel chains. On the ground floor there is a traditional pub lounge and three dining areas, one of which is set up for private dining. The residential area is on the first floor and is accessed by a steep and narrow staircase. Our en suite room was large, clean, warm and comfortable. It was tastefully decorated and there were tea/coffee making facilities as well as free wifi.. All of the staff were welcoming and helpful as were the locals in the bar and restaurant, making for a most conviviable atmosphere. We thoroughly enjoyed it. There is no carpark but we had no difficulty finding free on street parking. Outside there is a nearby bus stop into town though it is possible to walk into the City centre along the river. We would definitely stay there again.
Premier Inn Durham City Centre (Walkergate)

Premier Inn Durham City Centre (Walkergate)

4.3/542 Reviews
Stayed 2 nights in a supposed twin room, which I think they upgraded us to a family room that had a bathtub :D location is 2 mins walk from the town hall with lots of resturant around & 10 mins from railway station. Very friendly staff who greets you every morning. Didn’t have breakfast included but the meal deal was pretty attractive (2 course meal + breakfast + drink for £24.99) so my friend and I decided to go for breakfast next morning (£9.90 for unlimited cooked + continental). Love the energy of the staffs :D

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