One of our top picks in Hartlepool. Located just 3 miles from Peterlee, Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel offers a bar and restaurant. This traditional manor house is also just 6 miles from Hartlepool and Seaham is a 20-minute drive away. With free Wi-Fi throughout, the individually designed rooms at Hardwicke Hall include a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Each room benefits from an en-suite bath or shower room. Many rooms overlook the gardens. Boasting a fine reputation for first class cuisine, the a la carte restaurant offers lunch and evening meals. Guests can enjoy a carvery lunch during weekdays and a traditional roast on Sundays. The lounge bar offers sandwiches and an extensive wine list. The classical Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel has free onsite parking. Durham is just 25 minutes’ drive away and Newcastle upon Tyne is 27 miles from the property. The property is within 3 miles of Hartlepool and Peterlee. Seaham is 5 miles away.
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in the county of County Durham
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in the county of County Durham
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