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Seaham Hall Hotel and Serenity Spa (Seaham)Newest Review: ... tray. However one would be brought to our room should we request it and tea and coffee could be ordered free of charge whenever we wanted. This had a plus side because we were brought fresh milk and not that awful UHT stuff often found in hotel rooms. We had chosen a different suite (no10) which was a corner room and had two windows, one with views onto the woods and the other to the ... more |
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by Picasso - written on 26.03.08 (Very useful, 184 readings)
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I first stayed at Seaham Hall in County Durham in 2001. We were living in Northumberland and the hotel had recently opened having been converted from a stately home built way back in 1791. Its claim to fame that Lord Byron married Annabella Millbanke there in 1815. Hubby and I were there to celebrate our wedding anniversary. The suite no 15 (they are all suites) had a bath surrounded by candles and Molten Brown toiletries in the actual bedroom. We also had a separate shower room. The bed was huge and extremely comfortable and we were given a "pillow menu" to choose from. With crisp white linen, I remember feeling like I was sleeping on a huge cloud. The ...
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