When visiting Plawsworth Hall, you’ll no doubt be curious about where the best places in the area are to get a bite to eat. Chester Le Street is a beautiful local town chock full of great places to dine or for a cheeky takeaway. Located only a 10-minute drive from the hall, it’s an excellent […]
Best Stylish Serviced Accommodation in Durham
When you’re searching for a holiday cottage or self-catering accommodation when you’re next in Durham, Plawsworth Hall is the ideal choice. Situated in the beautiful Plawsworth village, surrounded in every direction by stunning Durham countryside, the view across acres of natural beauty alone will help you relax. At the same time, the stylish accommodation is […]
Serviced Apartments: The Perfect Corporate Accommodation Solution
When your staff or team are required to be in Durham for a meeting, work function, event, or long-term contact, we know there are many options to choose from for accommodation. These may include hotels and B&Bs however we would always recommend apartments. And while we may, of course, be biased towards serviced apartments considering […]
Durham: The Perfect Location for Your Next Cycling Holiday
Durham has so much for your next active cycling holiday if you’re a cycling fan. It’s a great place to experience some truly spectacular UK cycleways for on and off-road cycling and even mountain biking. The routes are dotted with a myriad of historic gems to see and natural wonders to experience, getting you up […]
Plawsworth Hall: Corporate Serviced Apartment in Durham
Plawsworth Hall offers corporate serviced apartment in Durham. As we all know, the world of work has changed over recent years. This has accelerated even more since the seismic shifts brought about by COVID. And the rise of remote working as a rule rather than an exception. However, there are still requirements for travel and […]
Where to Stay When Visiting Hadrian’s Wall?
Most people know Hadrian’s Wall, but have you ever visited it? This historic structure stretching 73 miles from coast to coast from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, is one of many archaeological legacies left from the Roman occupation 1900 years ago. This monumental wall was the most heavily fortified border in the entirety […]
