Hotels in Northallerton

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Solberge Hall Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All of the rooms have been individually designed to the highest standards. Most rooms on the first floor have fine views of the surrounding countryside or the hotel’s grounds. Family rooms, ground-floor rooms and rooms suitable for disabled guests, wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility are available. Newspapers are available on request.

Solberge Hall Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Lunch and dinner are served 7 days a week in the award-winning Garden Room Restaurant, subject to availability. The restaurant enjoys south-facing views across the Vale of York and Hambleton Hills. The restaurant is fully accessible for disabled guests, wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. We pride ourselves in providing friendly, efficient, but unobtrusive service. Seasonal à la carte menus and daily menus are available. Silks Brasserie is a stylish 50-seater brasserie offering alfresco dining in the enclosed courtyard, complemented by picturesque views of the beautiful gardens and grounds. Visitors to Silks experience genuine hospitality, together with a fine selection of dishes, made using fresh produce from local suppliers whenever possible. All dishes are prepared to the highest standards, something which you can witness thanks to the open-plan design of the kitchen. The brasserie is accessible for disabled guests. Silks is open 7 days a week, serving from 10:00 till 22:00. Stables bar, the latest addition to Solberge Hall and Silks Brasserie, boasts a luxury leather seating area and is perfect for pre-dinner drinks or a gathering with family, friends and colleagues. Tastefully continuing the racing theme, Stables Bar has views across the Silks courtyard and an alfresco dining area. We also offer a bar and room service menu, with several dishes available 24 hours a day. Afternoon tea and cream teas are served daily. Children and those with special dietary needs are catered for.

Solberge Hall Hotel - Hotel - Area information

You could not ask for a hotel better situated than Solberge Hall Hotel as a base from which to explore the delights North Yorkshire has to offer. Solberge Hall is located just a few miles from Northallerton, the County town of North Yorkshire and the market town of Thirsk, home to the award winning James Herriot Centre. A must see is the local City of York, an ancient Roman stronghold, Viking Capital and birthplace of Guy Fawkes. Walk the city walls, visit the National Railway Museum, cruise along the River Ouse and take in the splendour of York Minster. Take a trip from Pickering to Whitby on the North York Moors National Railway, passing through eighteen miles of Heartbeat Country. Visit the North Yorkshire Coastal towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay. Follow in the footsteps of Captain James Cook and the legendary Count Dracula and climb the steps to the English Heritage site, Whitby Abbey. Take a tour around Masham's Black Sheep Brewery, learn the history of the brewery whilst sampling beers such as 'Emmerdale', described as 'the very best of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales - in a bottle'. If a visit to the races is what you are looking for, you are spoilt for choice with Go Racing in Yorkshire at Thirsk, Ripon, Catterick and York racecourses just a short distance from Solberge Hall. After a busy day taking in the sights why not relax in The Lounge with afternoon tea or have a seat in the bar before enjoying dinner in the Garden Room Restaurant complete with views across the Vale of York.

Solberge Hall Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car (from the North): - From the A1 take the junction signposted Leeming, this brings you onto the A684 Northallerton road. - Stay on the A684 through Morton-on-Swale and Ainderby Steeple. - At the crossroads, approximately 3 miles after Ainderby Steeple turn right; Solberge Hall is signposted at the crossroads. - Follow this road for approximately 2 miles; Solberge Hall is located to your right. Directions from the South (A1): - From the A1 take the A61, signposted Thirsk. - Continue on the A61 entering Baldersbly, bear left entering Skipton-on-Swale. - At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the A167, signposted Northallerton. - Stay on the A167 thought the village of Sandhutton, enter South Otterington, turn left, and continue through the village of Newby Wiske. - Solberge Hall is located to your left. By Train: - Northallerton train station is just 4 miles from Solberge Hall. - Taxis are available at the station, alternatively telephone Solberge Hall and we will arrange a taxi for you. By Plane: - Durham Tees Valley Airport is located just 25 miles from the hotel.

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Station Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

This is a non-smoking hotel.

Station Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Please note that rooms at the Station Hotel do not have en suite facilities. All of our bedrooms are non-smoking.

Station Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Our cosy breakfast room is open from 07:00 to 08:30 on weekdays, and from 08:30 to 09:30 at weekends. A full English Breakfast is served, as well as cereals and fruit. Bar lunches are available Monday to Friday from 12:00 until 14:00. A full menu is now being served Monday to Friday, from 17:00 until 20:00. A copy can be emailed on request. Sunday lunches are served every Sunday from 12:00 until 14:00. The Coffee Dock is also now open, serving barista-style coffee beverages for take-out and drink-in during regular opening hours.

Station Hotel - Hotel - Area information

You could not ask for a hotel better situated than Solberge Hall Hotel as a base from which to explore the delights North Yorkshire has to offer. Solberge Hall is located just a few miles from Northallerton, the County town of North Yorkshire and the market town of Thirsk, home to the award winning James Herriot Centre. A must see is the local City of York, an ancient Roman stronghold, Viking Capital and birthplace of Guy Fawkes. Walk the city walls, visit the National Railway Museum, cruise along the River Ouse and take in the splendour of York Minster. Take a trip from Pickering to Whitby on the North York Moors National Railway, passing through eighteen miles of Heartbeat Country. Visit the North Yorkshire Coastal towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay. Follow in the footsteps of Captain James Cook and the legendary Count Dracula and climb the steps to the English Heritage site, Whitby Abbey. Take a tour around Masham's Black Sheep Brewery, learn the history of the brewery whilst sampling beers such as 'Emmerdale', described as 'the very best of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales - in a bottle'. If a visit to the races is what you are looking for, you are spoilt for choice with Go Racing in Yorkshire at Thirsk, Ripon, Catterick and York racecourses just a short distance from Solberge Hall. After a busy day taking in the sights why not relax in The Lounge with afternoon tea or have a seat in the bar before enjoying dinner in the Garden Room Restaurant complete with views across the Vale of York.

Station Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Adjacent to Northallerton Railway Station, which is on the main London to Edinburgh line. If coming by train you may need to change at York or Darlington. By road - A1, off at Leeming Bar, follow road all the way through Morton on Swale, Ainderby Steeple, up to roundabout. Take a left here, follow road along, under railway bridge, Station Hotel is on left hand side. A19 Teesside, sign posted off to Northallerton. Follow signs straight through High Street to Railway Station. The Hotel is on the right hand side over the roundabout. A19 Thirsk, follow signs for Northallerton. It is a straight road from Thirsk for about 7 miles. As you approach the town, at the 1st roundabout take a left. Follow tree lined road to bottom, look across to right and you will see The Station Hotel.