The Hotel: Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort

With 1,000 acres of surrounding woodland to explore, Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort, part of The QHotels Collection, lies south of Hexham, perched on the cusp of the North Pennines Area of outstanding natural beauty. The hotel estate is a 30-minute drive from Beamish Museum and Hadrian’s Wall for unique days out. But with so much to do around the scenic estate, we couldn’t blame you if you just want to stay put.

Make yourself at home at our hotel in Hexham, Northumberland. Plan a Slaley Hall getaway exactly the way you want it – whether that’s packed with adventure, or a chance to recharge. Nestled in the North East countryside, the hotel in Hexham has all the space and facilities you could need for a truly memorable break. Plus a warm Northumbrian welcome.

You can’t beat a weekend on the green, and the two Championship standard 18-hole golf courses have more than enough to keep even the keenest enthusiasts challenged. You can even try your hand at clay-pigeon shooting and off-road driving experiences at the onsite activity centre – all you have to do is ask at reception (golf and any activities added come at an additional cost and need to be pre-booked). If all that sounds a bit too hectic, simply unwind with an expert treatment in the spa, or take a dip in the heated indoor pool.

However you choose to spend the day, your table awaits at our selection of dining options, from Mr Kennedy’s Brasserie to The Claret Jug and 19th Bar overlooking our stunning terrace. Escape the everyday, your way, at Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort.

Groupon’s Guide To Northumberland

Hiking trails and cycle paths weave through the natural beauty of Northumberland’s rolling fields and along the windswept shores of the sweeping coastline.

The bustling market town of Morpeth is stuffed full of gems, including a 13th-century chantry housing a bagpipe museum. Travellers may enjoy the award-winning Carlisle Park, which offers an opportunity for river boating and tennis, while the promenade takes in the ornamental hedges and trees of the William Turner Garden. A 50-minute drive through the countryside will bring guests to Alnwick Castle and its adjacent gardens. Alternatively, visitors may take a journey to the Palladian facade of Paxton House, found on the banks of the River Tweed. This stately home sits on 80 acres of land and boasts a picture gallery that houses over 70 paintings. A short way over from Paxton House stands the walled town of Berwick-upon-Tweed whose Elizabethan fortifications were built to keep out invading Scots, now a fantastic viewing point for modern-day visitors.