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Surrounded by parkland in a curve of the River Tees, Rockliffe Hall promises peace, space and time to unwind. The 18th-century Hall and grounds have been carefully restored and extended to create a luxury hotel, spa and golf course; a 21st-century, country retreat. Rockliffe Hall's state-of-the-art spa, world-class golf course, three restaurants and sublime service ensure it is the perfect place to escape and relax on a golf break or Sunday Driver.
Once a private home, the Hall has been skillfully converted to offer 21st-century luxury without losing the grandeur of its heritage. Rooms are large, light and welcoming, and mix contemporary furnishings with original features: stained glass windows, marble pillars, and beautifully ornate ceilings. Newer rooms reflect the original Hall in their size and elegance. “Rockliffe can host a Ryder Cup in the future, I’ve no doubts about that. It is one of the finest courses in the UK” Graeme Storm European Tour Professional.
In 1996, Rockliffe Park was bought by Middlesbrough Football Club were they established a new centre for its training facilities that matches its desire to be a top Premiership outfit challenging for major honours.
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With one of Europe’s longest, and most challenging, golf courses – designed by Marc Westenborg; Golf Course Architect for the world renowned Golf Course Architecture firm, Hawtree Ltd. – golfing at Rockliffe is an exhilarating day out.
The courses has five different tee positions were beginners to hardened tour professionals can enjoy the test. Set on the banks of the River Tees, the 350-acre course features lakes, wetland and woodland to add to the experience.
The first hole has a well guarded opening green, with pot bunkers front and middle.
Beware the water off to the right.
A generous fairway allows you to open the shoulders for the first shot of the day. Water and fairway bunkers narrow the landing area here on the 8th hole were laying up short of these bunkers still gives you a chance of attacking the pin.
A large uphill fairway on the 9th holel eads to an elevated green. Beware of the severe slopes and bunkers, making this a particularly tricky green. At the turn the 10th hole is a long par four with the landing zone guarded on both sides by water. Bunkers protect the left of the green and a severe slope waits to gather all balls hit to the right.
The tricky 15th hole, Par 3, were water cuts in on your right, sand waiting on your left. The green is the only place to be on this hole. The 16th hole is a long and testing par 5 with a heavily guarded layup area. A solid second is required before your next shot to a tricky sloping green. The 18th hole presents a grand finish were large trees force you to play right of this hole. The final green is guarded by bunkers and slopes waiting to devour any tired, final shots.
“Rockliffe can host a Ryder Cup in the future, I’ve no doubts about that. It is one of the finest courses in the UK” Graeme Storm European Tour Professional.
The hotel's golf concierges take care of the details, parking your car, cleaning your shoes and clubs, thus ensuring you can concentrate on your game - and, at the 18th hole, walk straight off the course into the Spike Bar for a well-earned drink.
Rockliffe Hall features 61 beautifully appointed guest bedrooms, each designed to offer their guests the ultimate in luxury and comfort set in a stunning location overlooking its beautiful golf course and surrounding countryside overlooking the River Tees.
Bedrooms should be about relaxing. Their 61 rooms are big on space, big on comfort, and big on little luxuries; from the King-size and Super King-size beds to the ‘Tile TVs’ in the bathrooms. (Even the twin rooms have double beds.)
Old Hall bedrooms have an understated elegance, mixing fresh colours and modern chandeliers with classic furnishings and soft carpets.
New Hall bedrooms, most with patio or balcony, have a contemporary, clean-lined look with big headboards, modish colours and bold table lamps. Bathrooms in both are crisp, modern and spacious.
And Rockliffe have more choices. Tiplady Lodge, stepping distance from the Old Hall but screened by trees, offers contemporary-styled rooms with the ultimate privacy while, for a luxury home-from-home, Armstrong House’s one- and two-bedroom apartments give the ultimate freedom. All rooms overlook the golf course, garden or parkland.
Begin your spa experience by exploring their thermal bathing suite, with the 20-metre swimming pool, Hydro Pool and Foot Spa. Then enjoy the progressive heat through the Tepidarium and Tropicarium before moving on to the moist steam of the Caldarium.
Choose to cool down with the Ice Igloo’s invigorating ice flakes or soothe your body with one of their many spa treatments. There’s something for everyone within the Ila and Comfort Zone ranges, giving effective treatments and beautiful experiences.
The Sweet Pea and Rose Facial (60 minutes) and The Horse Chestnut and Pine Scrub and Wrap (90 minutes) both created to reflect Rockliffe Hall’s long tradition of flowers and horse chestnut trees within its grounds
Splendour at Rockliffe Hall (90 minutes) – a prescriptive radiance enhancing facial that uses oriental pearl particles and incorporates massage and exfoliation.
As well as their 13 luxuriously equipped treatment rooms all with en suite shower rooms, Rockliffe Hall’s treatment suite also feautres a VIP Couples Suite, a Rasul Mud room, pedicure thrones and a luxurious manicure suite.
This short video lasts 0:48 and partly explains why Rockliffe Hall Hotel & Golf Spa has been shortlisted by investnortheast for their 2010 Outstanding Customer Service Award.
Sunday Driver golf break at Rockliffe Hall Hotel & Golf Spa playing 18 holes and enjoying dinner, bed and breakfast
(ex B/H)
Sunday Driver golf break at De Vere Belton Woods playing 18 holes on the Woodside and 18 holes on the Lakes and enjoying dinner, bed and breakfast
(ex B/H)
1 Night golf break at De Vere Belton Woods playing 18 holes on the Woodside and 18 holes on the Lakes and enjoying dinner, bed and breakfast
(Mon - Fri)
1 Night golf break at De Vere Belton Woods playing 18 holes on the Woodside and 18 holes on the Lakes and enjoying dinner, bed and breakfast
(Saturday)
Resort facilities at Rockliffe Hall Hotel & Golf Spa are listed in good faith but due to circumstances these might not be available during your stay or may differ.
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