The modern building, attached to the main hall, is where all but 7 of Slaley Hall's bedrooms are located. All bedrooms in the New Hall are elegant and comfortable with little extras.

Classic Rooms

Look out over the courtyard or the stunning grounds that cover 1,000 acres of Northumberland countryside. All bedrooms in the New Hall are elegant and comfortable.

All the Classic Rooms include either double, king or single beds and lots of the little luxuries that you deserve

Deluxe RoomsSuites

Slaley Hall's Deluxe Rooms boast great views over the golf course. Perfect for taking in the panoramic views of the well kept grounds. It's easy to relax when you're being spoiled!

All the Deluxe Twin and Double Rooms are larger than our Standard Rooms and include lots of little luxuries to help you lie back and relax.

Lodges

The beautifully decorated lodges at Slaley Hall are idyllically situated in secluded woodland clearings, within the 1000 acre grounds of this manor estate. A seamless blend of old and new, Slaley Hall exudes a sense of British charm at every turn.

These stylist lodges gain their character from carefully-chosen carpets, upholstery, fabrics and lighting. Acres of space for you and up to six friends, modern fittings and furnishings and beautiful surroundings will make your holiday truly unforgettable.

Choose from the following options:

Detached 2 Bedroom Lodge, Sleeps 4

Detached 2 Bedroom Lodge bungalow, Sleeps 6

Detached 3 Bedroom Lodge Villa, Sleeps 6

Detached 3 Bedroom Lodge bungalow, Sleeps 8

Detached 4 Bedroom Lodge Villa, Sleeps 8

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Slayley has the perfect ambience for an evenings entertainment, there seems very little need to leave and seek out anywhere else! 

The nearest town is Hexham and can be reached via taxi but this can be costly.

You will never be short of stunning sights and unforgettable days out when you visit us. Of course, there's the world famous Hadrian's Wall, Roman Britain's biggest building project that still dominates the county's landscape almost 2,000 years after it was constructed.

Northumberland's castles are world-class, iconic buildings that echo with violent and surprising pasts. Try standing on Bamburgh beach one sunny morning or sunset and marvel at the site of the fortress towering over the dunes looking out defiantly towards the North Sea. Do the same at Embleton beach and you'll find yourself looking towards the ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, a fortress built in the 14th Century. It was a view loved by landscape artist Turner. Coastal castles are our speciality and you can find some fine examples, particularly Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island and Warkworth Castle. Coming inland, but staying in the north of the county, Alnwick Castle dominates its town and you may recognise it from its starring role as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter series of films.

Hexham Racecourse is set in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside and perched on Yarridge Heights above the historic market town. Horseracing in the area dates back to the early 18th century yet today Hexham Racecourse is Northumberland’s only course and has been the home of National Hunt racing for well over a century.

Hexham Racecourse’s season runs from October to June with several weekend and bank holiday fixtures and popular evening meetings. The Heart of All England Maiden Hunter Chase takes place on Saturday 1st May, an event that many consider a ‘cup final’ for up-and-coming horses in the north