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Lumley Castle Hotel (Durham)Newest Review: ... The reception staff were very friendly but the directions they gave us to the bridal suite were a little confusing and it was only my sense of direction that got us there! In the centre of the hotel is a small grassed area with wrought Iron tables and chairs laid out for guests or those wanting to dine outside. This was reserved for the wedding party as they had chosen to have their ... more |
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Read Reviews for Lumley Castle Hotel (Durham)
by - written on 26/08/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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I attend a wedding at Lumley Castle a week last Thursday (as photographer). Whilst we didn't stay over we did get to see the 'Bridal Suite' known as the King James Suite. Location - set on the outskirts of Chester-le-Street the hotel is on top of a small hill surround by trees it does give you the impression you're in the middle of nowhere, despite being 5 minutes from the A1. It's a great location for exploring the area, visiting Beamish, 15-20 minutes drive to the Coast or Newcastle/Metro Centre or 10 minutes to the historic town of Durham. It's also within walking distance (approx 10mins) of Durham County Cricket Club. There is a sweeping ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/02/09 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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In the run up to my husband's 40th birthday last year I was repeatedly warned that I wasn't to arrange any form of celebration - no party, no balloons, no embarrassing picture in the local newspaper, no banners hanging in our town's marketplace. No, if I wanted to still be married the day after his fortieth, I was advised to completely forget that it was his birthday at all. Of course, I couldn't do that and in the weeks before I began searching for somewhere we could go for the night that would be a bit special but not too far from home. After extensive research... ok then, asking a few friends, it appeared that place was Lumley Castle Hotel. ... Read the complete review
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