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Weddings at Bowburn Hall Hotel
Bowburn
County Durham
DH6 5NH
County Durham
DH6 5NH
Tel: +44 0191 377 0311
TripAdvisor
- Service
- Value
- Cleanliness
- Location
- Excellent378
- Very Good203
- Average115
- Poor61
- Terrible47
Recent Reviews:
- Anne-Christine NAvoid the restaurant!
Tuesday, 3rd December 2024I got really badly food poisening after eating at the hotel restaurant, I was knocked out for 24 hours. This was the only place I ate at so I know I got it there. In addition, they were not very... Read full review - jknel2017Durham, United KingdomTrip Type:FamilyChristmas Lunch 2024
Friday, 27th December 2024Visited here for Christmas lunch with the family. I have to say the whole experience was class. Food, service, staff were all exceptional, especially with this being Christmas Day. I would... Read full review - Rob LSeaham, United KingdomRoom was tiny for the price we paid.
Saturday, 4th January 2025This is the second time we've stayed at the bowburn hall hotel. Our first visit was lovely in a large room with a stand alone bath. This time though we were disappointed. We booked for 3 couples in 3... Read full review
Opening Times
| 2025 (1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025) |
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
Leave A1(M), jct 61. Travel 150m then turn right at Cooperage pub. Follow road until left jct sign posted Durham and Bowburn Hall Hotel.
Public Transport Directions
From Durham - 3.5 milesTake A177 from Durham City. Keep on A177 through Shincliffe approaching Bowburn. Turn left at petrol station, follow road until sign stating Bowburn Hall Hotel.
Highlights...
Bowburn Hall Hotel, BowburnBowburn Hall stands in 5 acres of landscaped gardens only 5 miles from Durham City.
Bowburn Hall Hotel Restaurant, BowburnBowburn Hall Hotel was built in the early 1960s. Originally the hotel was a Country House for the first colliery agent at the local mine. Converted to a hotel during the 1960s by the current owners, the hotel now has 19 comfortable bedrooms.
