Scotch Corner Hotel & Leisure Club

A1/A66 Junction, Richmond, Darlington, North Yorkshire, England

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About Scotch Corner Hotel & Leisure Club

Superb location on the a1/a66 junction giving immediate access to both the North & South. All the facilities are complemented by a traditional Yorkshire welcome at this famous Scotch Corner landmark. We believe that the Scotch Corner Hotel is one of the best hotels in the North for both quality and value. The Scotch Corner Hotel is ideally located for both the business and leisure traveller, close to the towns of Darlington, Catterick and Stockton-on-Tees, with Middlesbrough just a short drive away. The A1 runs past the hotel's front door and offers a quick link to North-East England. Whether you are visiting the area for a leisure stay or simply breaking your journey, you'll be assured a great stay. You will be staying on the doorstep of the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales and the delightful medieval market town of Richmond. If you are staying a little longer you won't be disappointed - there are some great places to visit. As a customer of the Scotch Corner Hotel, you may be entitled to special discounts - simply ask at check-in. Hotel is due to complete its extensive refurbishment in winter 2006.

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