Escape to the serene Parmontley Hall Lodges, where luxury meets the tranquility of Northumberland's countryside. Set within the historic 12,500-acre Whitfield Estate, designated as an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', these boutique lodges offer a secluded retreat with breathtaking views of the North Pennines.
Each lodge is exquisitely designed to complement the natural surroundings, featuring sumptuous furnishings and a verandah perfect for soaking in the scenery. Inside, find chic decor and all the comforts of home, accommodating various group sizes with ease.
Relaxation is paramount here, with the added luxury of a private hot tub accompanying each lodge. It's the ideal spot to unwind after exploring the estate's walking and cycle trails or visiting nearby landmarks and villages.
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Decadent and spacious contemporary timber lodge. Master bedroom with en suite shower and one twin. Bathroom. Spacious modern open plan kitchen/living area with doors to decking with bubbling outdoor hot tub, perfect for taking in the countryside views.
Superior and stunning stylish pine lodge. Master bedroom with en suite shower and two twin. Bath with overhead shower. Washing machine. Spacious modern open plan kitchen/living area with doors to decking with bubbling outdoor hot tub, perfect for taking in the countryside views.
This contemporary lodge offers stylish, open plan living, combining a comfortable lounge, dining area and well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen features integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, making it ideal for relaxed, self-catered breaks. The lodge has two well-appointed bedrooms, including a master bedroom with en-suite facilities, alongside a modern family bathroom. Outside, guests can unwind in their own private hot tub, the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring.
Guests are enamoured with the stunning location, the cleanliness and the quality of the lodges at Parmontley Hall Lodges. They appreciate the value for money and the great facilities, including the hot tubs. The beautiful walks and sightseeing opportunities nearby also come highly recommended by visitors.
To get to Parmontley Hall Lodges, if you're driving, take the A69 and then the B6305 to Whitfield. For rail travellers, the nearest station is Hexham, from which you can take a taxi to reach the lodges.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service | Distance (miles) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy | 4.2 miles | NE46 2EN |
| Train station | 4.3 miles | NE46 3SG |
| Pub | 0.6 miles | NE47 8HD |
| Dog walk | 0.5 miles | NE47 8HD |
| Supermarket | 4.1 miles | NE46 2EQ |
| Indian takeaway (Raj Tandoori) | 4.2 miles | NE46 2EB |
| Chinese takeaway (Golden Dragon) | 4.2 miles | NE46 2EJ |
| Italian takeaway (Di Sopra) | 4.3 miles | NE46 3NH |
With nature at your doorstep, families will find ample opportunities for outdoor exploration and adventure. Children can enjoy activities such as cycling, walking, and spotting wildlife. The nearby villages and historical sites also offer educational and engaging day trips for the whole family.
For couples seeking a romantic getaway, the tranquil setting and private hot tubs create an intimate atmosphere. Nearby, Hadrian's Wall and Hexham Abbey offer picturesque day outs, while Kielder Forest Park and the Lake District are perfect for memorable excursions.
Closest to your stay is the delightful Elk's Head Inn (01434 345282), offering a cosy atmosphere and local cuisine. For a variety of tastes, visit Bouchon Bistrot (01434 609943) or Cilantro (01434 609943), each providing a unique dining experience.
A short walk away you'll find charming local inns, scenic walking paths, and quaint shops to explore.
Yes, each lodge comes with its own private hot tub, providing a luxurious space for relaxation amidst the beautiful natural setting.
The following accommodations have their own private hot tubs:The lodges boast verandahs offering exceptional views of the North Pennines and the encompassing rare flora and fauna.
Wonderful walks and cycle trails unfold right from the doorstep, allowing guests to explore the estate and its natural beauty.
A bar/lounge is available for guests, providing a cosy spot to unwind, although it is open weekends only from March through November.
The lodges are exquisitely designed with sumptuous, chic furnishings, providing a high level of comfort and style for guests.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Parmontley Hall Lodges, with real driving times.
Sat nav: NE47 7JP
A Roman fort south of Hadrian's Wall, with live excavations and Britain's famous Writing Tablets.
Vindolanda was a Roman auxiliary fort just south of Hadrian's Wall, near the village of Bardon Mill in Northumberland. It was occupied from roughly 85 AD to 370 AD and is one of Europe's most important Roman archaeological sites, with live excavations taking place every year.
Tip: Combine it with the Roman Army Museum on one Saver Ticket, and check the tour timetable for the guided fort tours.
Sat nav: NE47 6NN
One of the best-preserved forts on Hadrian's Wall, set on a dramatic crag.
Housesteads Roman Fort is an auxiliary fort on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland. It sits at the end of a one-mile crag of the Whin Sill, which the Wall runs over, overlooking sparsely populated hills. It has been called the "grandest station" on the Wall and is one of the best-preserved and most extensively displayed forts.
Sat nav: NE45 5PJ
Little-altered medieval fortified manor house with battlements and a walled orchard, close to the Hadrian's Wall Trail.
Aydon Castle is a fortified medieval manor house near Corbridge in Northumberland, and is thought to be one of the least-altered examples in England. Begun in the late 13th century, it was progressively turned into a miniature castle as Anglo-Scottish border warfare grew fiercer, and was attacked at least three times by Scots raiders.
Tip: English Heritage lists it as closed for winter, so check it has reopened before you travel.
Sat nav: DH7 0TA
An award-winning County Durham working farm where you meet the animals, play crazy golf and ride a tractor and trailer.
Hall Hill Farm is an award-winning farm attraction near Tow Law in County Durham. It has been open to the public since 1981 and is still a working farm, run by the family who have farmed here since 1925. The land covers 290 hectares of grassland, woodland and crops, and the farm is home to over a thousand sheep.
Tip: Tickets can be bought in advance online, and the farm can be phoned on 01388 731333 for help with pre-booking.
Sat nav: NE42 6NA
A Norman castle ruin above the River Tyne, with a barbican, gatehouse and towering keep.
Prudhoe Castle is a ruined medieval castle on the south bank of the River Tyne in Northumberland, now looked after by English Heritage. It sits on a ridge above the river and guarded an important crossing. You approach past a mill pond, through the 14th-century barbican and over the inner ditch to the formidable gatehouse.
Tip: Check the English Heritage website before you go, as access to the inner ward and chapel is limited to certain days. There is free parking a short walk from the entrance, along a slope with cobbles and loose gravel.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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40 reviews from guests who stayed at Parmontley Hall Lodges
This lodge was ideal for a get away break.There was a problem with the shower door but was fixed quickly. Not alot of cooking pans
Great spot, great value and hot tub nice as well. Very relaxing area and theres a brewery 2 miles away
Lodge lovely clean nice little bar on site - 20 mins away from Hexham
Mattress needs replacing blind broken only one saucepan needs tlc
Lodge was dated and needed some attention and a deep clean.
Excellent peaceful break away surrounded by nature
Lovely quiet location. Although the lodge is looking a little tired it has everything you need for a relaxing stay including a lovely hot tub. Only thing I would say is the water pressure in the shower was very poor.
Brilliant lodge, had a lovely long weekend break with family.
We stayed at Peel lodge over the Easter holidays with our 2 children and dog, this is the second time weve stayed here. The accommodation was great for our family,The kitchen had all of the tools necessary for cooking a family meal. The lodge was spacious and comfortable. We brought along our fire stick so could access all of our channels, Netflix etc, WiFi worked brilliantly. Hot tub was gorgeous, we had one problem with this as it stopped working due to the adapter, this was repaired within an hour of ringing for assistance which was excellent. The grounds are so stunning with a family of rabbits living close by and lots of different wildlife, so tame and lovely to watch. Only fault I could say is the plumbing seemed quite slow, Showers and water running etc. We will be returning next year for another trip was absolutely fantastic for us.
Easily booked, good communication. Arrival was flawless, staff member very helpful. Location was extremely beautiful, peaceful and entirely idyllic. The lodge had everything we needed for our family of 6. The bedrooms (2 twins) were spacious and had full sized single beds which is uncommon but the children loved it. The storage in the bedrooms were ideal. Lovely en suite in the double bedroom and family bathroom was capacious. Each sink had a large sized hand wash, plenty of toilet roll in both toilets, and towels and bedding were provided. The kitchen, though quite small was stocked with lots of tea, coffee and sugar which was much appreciated. There were enough pots, pans and utensils provided but we also took a large pan with us as we usually struggle with our large family. The interior was lovely as was the exterior and the hot tub was a huge hit with us all, as the surroundings are so beautiful it was just so lovely to sit and chill all day long without the need to fill our days with endless activities. A perfect place to just be. I did worry the children may be bored but there was plenty of space between lodges so we set up archery, took kites and frizbees etc and we had the most amazing family time. Thank you so much for providing such a relaxing and enjoyable space for our first family holiday of the year.
The showers didnt work and the hot tub wasnt clean. Files inside too.
Peel lodge very comfortable
Really enjoyed the stay
Nice and relaxing but in need of a refurb very dated compared to other lodges we have stayed in .
We recently enjoyed a lovely midweek break with our family of six-two adults and four kids aged 10 to 15. The lodge might be a little on the older side, but it has everything we needed and was super comfy. Nights were incredibly peaceful and I honestly had one of the best sleeps in ages. Towels and bedding were all sorted, which is always a plus and the hot tub was spotlessly maintained, adding a real touch of luxury to our stay. Be aware, its about a 20-25 minute drive to local shops and attractions, but honestly, the scenic drive and Roman sites we visited each day made it totally worth it. Wed definitely go back!
We decided to do a spontaneous trip to Peel Lodge and honestly, it turned out really well. The place was spotless and surprisingly spacious, with all the basics covered. The hot tub was definitely a highlight, perfect for relaxing after a day out. The park was peaceful, just what we needed, with gorgeous scenery all around. Theres a small village about ten minutes away with a Co-op, so grabbing bread and milk was easy. The clubhouse was a nice touch too - bar, TV, pool table - and Marie & Michael were lovely, always happy to help with any questions. Its a cashless bar, but no hassle at all, they sorted us out quickly. We met lots of friendly owners on site, everyone was super welcoming. Were already planning to return soon - cant wait!
Booked the Cupola Lodge last minute as we were taking a puppy on his first holiday.Location is excellent if you want to get away from it all, park well looked after staff friendly. Lodge is a great size, the actual lodge was clean apart from in the kitchen.Frying pan / Spatula looked like they had been cleaned in cold water with no washing up liquid as the fat was beaded upon them. Everything had to be washed before using. Mismatched plates, three different types of cutlery etc... was only asthetically displeasing, however a bread knife, one "sharp" knife with a broken tip and some random bandage scissors when self-catering caused practical problems. We normally book with hoeseasons as you know what youre getting but this was below that standard... toilet seat missing front bumpers, one of the hinges on the decking gate completely broken.On the last night, my son dislodged some of the build-up on the hot tub filter grill. We have a lazy Spa at home, so are familiar with the build-up on hot tub filters, this however had clearly not been thoroughly cleaned, due to the amount of build-up and the type of matted hairs that were dislodged not matching any of us.Its a bit of a shame as with a bit of attention it could be greatly improved
The lodge was pretty nice overall. We appreciated the peaceful vibe and friendly staff. The outside could use some minor fixes, but nothing major. A good little getaway, would come again!
Really cosy and relaxing stay
We stayed at this lodge recently and honestly, it was quite lovely. The place was spacious, spotless and had everything we needed. We appreciated the ample storage - a rare find! Only minor thing was a lack of outside plastic glasses, but no biggy. Our hairy dog loved it too. Wed definitely come back, its a solid spot!
The lodge was really lovely-super spacious, warm and spotless. It had everything we needed for our weekend, plus some extra touches. Wed definitely recommend it and are already planning our next visit!
We stayed at this lodge recently and honestly, it was pretty cosy and welcoming. Not a huge place, but thats exactly what we wanted - just to relax. The hot tub was a bit of a let-down since it kept tripping the electric and didnt heat up, but it didnt ruin our trip. The manager was really friendly and tried to get it sorted. Wed definitely go back again!
We had a fantastic time! Johnny, who manages everything, was really friendly and helpful throughout. Our family of five visited on Christmas Day and it honestly couldnt have been more perfect. Thanks so much, well definitely return!
This lodge really surprised us! The hot tub was a lovely bonus after long walks in such a scenic area. Everything was spotless and well-maintained, offering great value. The locations perfect for sightseeing and exploring. Looks like they're really investing in the area - cant wait to return soon!
Really enjoyed the peaceful and private setting.
We noticed the lodge was much cleaner this time around, which was great. The main bathroom shower pressure, however, remains quite low. Still, enjoyable stay!
We really enjoyed our stay in the lodge. It was super clean and comfortable, though a bit worn in some spots. Perfect for a cosy weekend getaway though!
Really enjoyed our stay, the lodge was peaceful and the hot tub a highlight!
Really enjoyed our stay, cant wait to return soon!
Great spot, definitely worth a visit
Nice lodge and nice surroundings with a couple of nice walks
In a beautiful location. Lodge excellent. No extra facilities ie shop or clubhouse. Very quiet. Great if you want peace and quiet. Nearest pub 2 mile walk. Menu not to our liking but that’s personal choice. Overall got value for money contactless check in superb. Manager always answered phone when rung
A lovely lodge on a secluded site by the River Allen. Only 10 lodges on site at the moment, in a field designed for 40 so lots of space. Some facilities on the adjacent caravan park across the river.Local walks restricted by steepness of terrain, but lots of wildlife to observe.
If your looking for a rural peaceful holiday in Northumberland then this is the place to be
Lovely quiet location made for a relaxing stay
Lovely peaceful and scenic place surrounded by rare ancient woodlands. Very helpful staff and the permanent caravan crowd are so welcoming. We even got invited to a weeding party in the clubhouse on the second night.
We had a lovely time away. Re visiting places my husband spent a lot of time as a child.
Lovely walks and quaint near by villages to visit.
Lovely location, clean lodge, secluded and quiet. Lovely owner and very helpful. Dark skies great for telescope and accessible to Hadrian's Wall. Would highly recommend.
Had a lovely stay staff were all lovely and everyone on site made you feel really welcome
Peace and quiet. In the middle of nowhere. Had to walk to the pub though the woods nice walk not to be done at night. Nearest shops are about 9 miles away.There was only two lodges occupied while we were there. Staff really helpful and nice. Lodge had everything in it that you could want.
