Cbh Hardwick Hall Hotel

"Not to bad a stay but shower not working properly. We wanted to purchase some snacks but told they close at 6.00pm.there was no information to tell you this either in our room and in the bar area. Drink’s grossly overpriced."

Travelodge Sedgefield

"We recently stopped here as we were going to a wedding nearby. Location is easy to get to, from the A1(m). If you wanted to walk into Sedgefield you do have to cross a dual carriage way, so you do have to be careful. There is a large supermarket & an excellent butchers a short drive away. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Inside the hotel it was very quiet, the room we had was fine, and clean. Due to being located just off a dual carriage way, it was quite noisy when the windows were opened. We would certainly stop here again, if we were visiting the area."

The Pickled Parson of Sedgefield

"Lovely stay and the room was clean and comfortable, with all the basic amenities I needed for a short visit. It was a nice place to relax after a day at work."

The Impeccable Pig

"An enjoyable stay - the rooms are beautifully designed, spacious and glitzy, with big beds, big TV’s and big, fabulous copper/tin baths. From the outside, the Pig still looks like a run of the mill pub, which it was prior to the 2018 revamp. There are 12 rooms, situated in the coach house behind the main building, with a small, barrier-entry car park immediately adjacent. It’s a smart and well kept set up apart from some shabby, weather-ravaged outdoor furniture which really lets the look of the place down. On a similar note, the in-room TV remote was ham-fistedly patched together with tape. Small details perhaps, but with nightly room rates ranging from £250 to £500, higher standards are assumed. The restaurant/bar is pleasant enough, a contemporary space, with a particularly attractive mezzanine level for private dining. It was pleasing to see that the business still attracts local drinkers, we got chatting to some characterful Sedgefield residents who'd been regulars when it was the Hope Inn. These guys were full of praise for the current staff, and that was our finding too, all of them really friendly (they inevitably are in the North East in my experience). Efficient and conscientious too. Food wise, we had steaks, which were perfectly good. Wines were very palatable too, but one mighty fail was the disgustingly sickly Passion Fruit Martini, which was clearly either from a can or on tap. Just naff. To sum up - a lovely stay, with full marks to the super friendly staff..... but there is room for improvement given the price point."

Dun Cow Inn

Hardwick Arms Hotel

"Lack of heath and safety cut my leg ripped my trousers I've worked in lot's of places it's protocol to administer first aid I got barred out sat outside blood all down my leg it was broken peace of furniture I wasn't nasty I was giving the heads up incase there were children about"