Newcastle Self Catering - Hedley Hall Cottages
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Stay with us at Hedley Hall cottages, and you have the whole of the North East to explore and discover. From the swooping heights of Alnwick Castle where all the Harry Potter films were made to the romance of the fair Scottish capital Edinburgh in the North, and the historic city of Durham with its Castle, Cathedral and University in the South: The whole of the North East is yours.
Just twenty minutes from the hall you will find one of the largest covered shopping malls in Europe, The Metro Centre. Filled to the brim with big names and famous brands, it's easy to spend a whole day shopping, dining or going to see a movie.
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Newcastle is known the world over as the North East's cultural and party capital, with its Quayside the perfect place for fine dining, bars, cafes and culture courtesy of The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, The Sage Gateshead, and The Millennium Bridge joining the two banks.
Home to the annual Tall Ships Race every summer, Newcastle Quayside is a thriving and interesting spot.
Newcastle has great shopping and arts facilities, as well as museums and art galleries.
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The Theatre Royal is a stunning building with many interesting theatrical productions, ballets, operas and pantomimes at Christmas.
The historical background of Newcastle marks it as one of the most important cities in the UK. Once a Roman garrison town it was the site of a fortress and to this day has parts of Hadrian's Wall still evident through the city centre. Starting from Wallsend, Hadrian's Wall sweeps across the landscape to the west coast.
Many Roman forts and settlements have been unearthed such as Vindolanda and Housesteads. Visit the Roman Army Museum and get the feel of what Roman life was like on the furthest reaches of the Roman Empire, or if you’re feeling fit, you can always walk along the wall its self.
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Alnwick Castle is known to many from the Harry Potter films, and it has featured in many movies and TV programs such as Blackadder.
Visit this elegant market town and play a round or two of golf on its stunning course, or visit Hardy's of Alnwick, the world-renowned fishing tackle makers, and favourites of the Prince of Wales. They have a great museum and shop.
The River Tweed is one of the finest trout and salmon fishing rivers in Scotland or England, and runs along the border of the two countries to the sea at Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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This very historic town has fortified ramparts built by Queen Elizabeth I, and was the favourite holiday destination of the artist L.S. Lowry.
Edinburgh is a cultural city and well worth a day out to discover its castle, museums and the Queens residence at Holyrood. There are plenty of shops including Harvey Nichols and exquisite boutiques.
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Kielder Reservoir and Forest offer the ideal opportunity to see local birds and wildlife, cycle, walk and even see the stars at the new Observatory.
Golf is always a firm favourite, and guests will not be disappointed by the range of fine courses at your disposal across the region. From courses literally on the seashore at Bamburgh to inland courses, the choice is phenomenal.
The North East is a great place for out door enthusiasts, nature and wildlife lovers and those who enjoy sports. You can do everything from dry slope skiing, quad biking and gliding, to angling, sea fishing, sailing, golf, tennis, cycling, walking, pony trekking, horse riding and diving. In fact there is so much to do, you’ll need to stay quite a while at Hedley Hall to enjoy it all!
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HEDLEY HALL COTTAGES
HEDLEY LANE
NEAR SUNNISIDE
TYNE & WEAR
NE16 5EH
Tel : (01207) 231835
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TESTIMONIALS
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"Fab cottage. Lovely and Modern. Will Return."
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Gillian, David and Abbie Hunter, Midlothian
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"A pleasant break."
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Christine and Derick, South Yorkshire
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"A secret Oasis, peace and calm. We will be back next year and Will recommend to friends."
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Dawn and Stafford, Herts
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"Cottage is really lovely, very comfy and equipped to a high standard. A beautiful and quiet place to stay. Thank you for your warm welcome - we will be back."
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Ray and Pauline, Lincoln
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"Great cottage - an enjoyable stay. We will return. Good luck with the new cottages."
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Ian and Lynn, Herts
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"Really enjoyed our stay, although it was short. So quiet and peaceful. A lovely cottage with everything you need. Will recommend."
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Maureen McKay, Midlothian
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"A Beautiful Cottage which we will definitely recommend to friends."
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Kath and Rob, Fife
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