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George Hotel, Chollerford
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Free Wifi
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Private Car Park
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Pets Allowed
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Gym
Renowned for fine food and hospitality, the George Hotel offers a relaxing, rural retreat in the quiet village of Chollerford near Hexham. Enjoy views over the hotel's beautiful gardens and the North Tyne River.
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Free Wifi
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Private Car Park
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Pets Allowed
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Gym
Number of Bedrooms: 47
Parking Spaces: 50
Steps into Hotel: 0
Check In Time: 3pm
Check Out Time: 10am
The George Hotel in Chollerford near Hexham is a beautiful stone building with an attractive, ivy-clad front, originally dating back to the 18th century. This three-star country house hotel sits in a wonderful position on the pretty North Tyne River and even has its own sunbathing terrace and patio to fully enjoy the quiet country location and the hotel’s well-maintained gardens. When looking for a way to spend your day at the George Hotel, you could take a short drive to Muckle Moss Nation Nature Reserve or Hexham Abbey. There is always lots to see and do in the nearby town of Hexham with shops, galleries, cinema, theatre and arts centre clustered round the medieval Abbey. The George Hotel is also perfectly located for day trips to Northumberland National Park, the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Kielder Water and the International Dark Skies Park.
Each of the 47 comfortable bedrooms at the George Hotel has a traditional décor and comes complete with everything you would expect from a three-star hotel. This hotel accommodation near Hexham features a TV, tea/coffee-making facilities, an en-suite bathroom, a desk and free Wifi throughout.
Renowned for fine food and traditional northern hospitality, the restaurant at the George Hotel provides the perfect environment to relax in after your day of exploring Northumberland. Enjoy freshly prepared food by a team of dedicated chefs who try to use locally sourced produce whenever possible. Afterwards, retire to the cosy lounge areas with open fires and views out over the hotel’s grounds.
The George Hotel offers great late deals and special offers on short breaks throughout the year. Book online today with My Hotel Break.
Bedrooms
TV Tea/Coffee Hairdryer WifiEach of the 47 comfortable bedrooms at the George Hotel has a traditional décor and comes complete with everything you would expect from a three-star hotel. This hotel accommodation near Hexham features a TV, tea/coffee-making facilities, an en-suite bathroom, a desk and free Wifi throughout.
For that extra special stay why not upgrade to a room with a view and enjoy looking out over the hotels grounds and towards the River Tyne
Bar & Restaurant
Renowned for fine food and traditional northern hospitality, the restaurant at the George Hotel provides the perfect environment to relax in after your day of exploring Northumberland.
Enjoy freshly prepared food by a team of dedicated chefs who try to use locally sourced produce whenever possible.
Afterwards, retire to the cosy lounge areas with open fires and views out over the hotel’s grounds.
Directions to the George Hotel in Chollerford
The George Hotel is located just 5 miles from Hexham in the village of Chollerford.
Hotel Notice Board
Please note the hotel is split over two levels and there is no lift
Pets:
This hotel is pet friendly, there is a charge of £10 per night per pet. Please add a note to your booking if you are bringing a pet with a description of the breed and the hotel will assign a suitable room. Supplements will be paid at the hotel directly.
Due to the planned development of our Leisure Centre, current facilities are closed. In line with our commitment to providing an exceptional guest experience, we are pleased to share that an enhanced leisure facility is underway, with reopening anticipated in Autumn 2065.
Walking Cycling Climbing ShoppingThings to see and do while you are staying at the George Hotel in Chollerford near Hexham
Northumberland is filled with ancient castles, rugged moorland, friendly market towns and landscapes rich in history and adventure. Hexham is one such typical town, small and bustling with regular markets, its own book festival and historic buildings. It’s also a perfect base for exploring Hadrian’s Wall, and other incredible countryside, forests and trails. Bring your walking shoes, your bike and a camera to record these amazing natural resources.
On the doorstep:
Chesters Roman Fort and Museum, 0.5 mile
Experience one of the Roman Empire's most northern outposts – this is the most complete Roman cavalry fort in Britain. You can explore the well-preserved baths and steam room, and the officers' quarters.
Hexham town centre, 5 miles
With lively arts and cultural scene, several galleries, the Queen’s Hall Arts Centre and Hexham Abbey, as well as interesting, independent retailers and great cafés, you can spend many a relaxing hour at the nearby market town.
Hexham’s Old Gaol, 5 miles
England’s oldest gaol – built-in 1333 – is a scheduled ancient monument, but also offers a fun and educational experience. Try out the stocks! Or for a more relaxing moment explore the Border Library Collection.
Days out:
Hexham Racecourse, 7 miles
Northumberland’s only horse racing course is a fun day out whether you’re a serious punter or just an occasional watcher. The National Hunt course has regular race meetings throughout the year, a restaurant and a bar.
Hadrian’s Wall, 10 miles
Stretches of this world-famous 73-mile-long World Heritage Site are within a short drive of the George hotel. So whether you are walking the length of the wall and want a stopping place during your trip, or you are here in Hexham and want to spend a couple of hours out witnessing this ancient feat of engineering, you’re in the right place.
Housesteads Roman Fort and the Sycamore Gap, 10 miles
The visitor centre to the Roman Fort, set high on a dramatic escarpment is a great place to start a walk along the World Heritage Roman wall footpath ending up at the Sycamore Gap – an iconic spot in British history – the place where you can see the Robin Hood Tree standing next to Hadrian’s Wall in a dramatic dip in the landscape.
Muckle Moss National Nature Reserve, 10 miles
Some of the finest ancient oak woodlands in northeast England, Muckle Moss is designated as Site of Scientific Special Interest for its ancient oak and ash woodlands.
North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, 20 miles
Not just a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), but a UNESCO Global Geopark too. This is a breathtaking landscape of heather moors and peatlands, dales and hay meadows, rivers, and woods, as well as remains of the area’s mining and industrial past.
Kielder Water and Forest Park, 24 miles
Home to Europe’s biggest man-made lake, and a huge range of activities and attractions – including Kielder Castle, art installations, the Kielder Observatory, adventure areas for cycling, mountain biking, watersports, and horse-riding.
For more information on things to see in and do in the area, check out our Destination Guide.