The Beaumont Hexham

The Beaumont is a gem. It was our first visit and we really loved everything about it. Roger and his team are friendly, welcoming and very professional. The decor throughout is contemporary and elegant and our room (superior double) was super comfortable. We ate in the restaurant both evenings and the service, menu, food and presentation were all exceptional. We particularly loved the ambience around the bar and tables on the street which are quietly buzzing in the evenings. All together wonderful ... we will be back!

Beautiful hotel set on the heart of Hexham. We were there for a party onsite. The bedroom was gorgeous, very spacious and beautifully decorated. The bed was really comfortable with great bedding. Great bathroom. Breakfast was excellent. The staff were amazing.

We stayed at the Beaumont Hotel in Hexham and highly recommend the place. From the moment we walked in we were greeted warmly by reception and this set the tone for all our interactions with the staff throughout our stay. The staff were amazing and went out of their way to make us feel welcomed and ensured we had everything we needed. The hotel itself is bright and spacious and the room we had was amazing. The decor was a mix of contemporary and classic and perfectly fitted the style of the hotel. The room was well stocked with everything we needed and had a pleasant aspect over the peaceful park in front of the building. I don't think I've ever stayed in such a spacious room (Superior Double) with the biggest TV I've ever seen in a hotel bedroom (it needed to be as the room was massive). Location wise it's perfectly positioned within a 3 minute walk to the town centre and Abbey. I cannot fault our stay at the hotel and look forward to returning there the next time we travel to the area.

Lovely hotel, perfectly situated opposite the park in Hexham. Our room was luxurious without being ostentatious, with really attractive period decoration that had clearly been carefully designed and thought out. All of the staff were at pains to be helpful, breakfast was exceptional in terms of choice and quality. I would have no hesitation in recommending the Beaumont if you want a nice place to stay in Hexham (which is a great base from which to explore the area). The only minor consideration is the limited car parking (which we were made aware of ahead of time by the hotel) - but as we were out and about all day it didn't bother us. There is also free parking about 6-7 mins walk away.

Our room number was 34 on the third floor . I could not fault anything it was impeccable , beautiful bathroom, comfy beds , nice pictures on the wall spotless .All the communal areas well decorated lovely wall paper , nice carpets . The ground floor doubles up as a bar and restaurant which was quite busy bifold doors open onto the pavement with tables and chairs outside We dined at the hotel service excellent interesting choice on the menu. Breakfast again excellent nice touch fruit cocktail in individual glass pots on a bed of ice We would stay there again as the standards were very high

After a trip to Scotland we had driven to Hexham to see Hadrian's Wall, which is in the vicinity. The Beaumont seems to be pretty newly decorated throughout and has clearly become a local gathering place, the small bar has tables on the sidewalk outside and these seemed to be always busy while we were there. Our room was quite large (we opted for their best category) and faced the street, which did mean some noise until after the traffic died down, but this is a small town so by 11 or so things were quiet. The hotel's underground parking is very small, 4 or 5 cars I think, and entered through a narrow gap in a stone wall, so I don't think a sizable car would fit; when that is full parking has to be found on the street, a tall order when we were there-also street parking is limited to 2 hours until 5 p.m.. The hotel staff were helpful in navigating the street parking and we were lucky enough to get a space in their garage, but something to bear in mind. Hexham has limited sights but the hotel is close to the Abbey and historic Jail and across the street from a lovely (and very large) Park, so location could not be better. The best shopping district is around the corner. The restaurant is open plan next to the bar and doesn't look like much, however it must have a good chef because dinner was excellent and quite innovative, my entrée came with a "faggot", a term I hadn't seen in a food context since my youth in U.K. (for the uninitiated it is a kind of spicy savory pancake made from the less attractive bits of a food animal, probably a cousin of the haggis). Breakfast was traditional and also very good-get a room rate which includes it because à la carte prices for the individual items looked high).