This magnificent Edwardian stately home is set in the heart of North Yorkshire. Crathorne Hall is one of Yorkshires finest examples of Edwardian architecture and design.

Set in 15 acres of woodland, surrounded by views of the Leven valley and the Yorkshire Moors, this magnificent Edwardian stately home has been recognised as one the top 200 hotels in the country.

During your stay you can walk or jog along one of the walking trails, or simply wander through the well manicured lawns. After, come back to the hall, park the wellies firmly by the front door and come in for a hot drink by the roaring fire in the drawing room, or a chilled glass of white wine under an umbrella on the terrace, depending on the season.

One of Yorkshire's grandest hotels, awarded 4 red stars for exceptional quality and service, Crathorne Hall is ideally located close to Darlington, Middlesborough, Stockton on Tees and only 8 miles from Durham Valley Tees Airport.

Built in 1906, overlooking the Leven Valley on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors, Crathorne Hall is at once, grand, stately, warm and welcoming.

Owned by the Dugdale family until 1977, Crathorne Hall has played host to politicians, courted royalty and delighted socialites over the decades. Yet despite moving in stately circles, the house has stayed true to its roots as a place of entertainment and relaxation. Now it is yours to explore.

As well as refined and comfortable accommodation, Carthorne boasts 8 meeting rooms, all recently refurbished (largest 18.5m x 6m).

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