"I (we) have never stayed in a castle before so randomly coming across thought why not as it was on par with staying in Durham. We stayed in the main castle rather than the wing rooms. Felt appropriately castle like. Clean. High quality establishment. Uber from the local train station (one stop from Durham) cost 5 pounds. Back to Durham in the morning from there was about 16 or so. We ate evening meal at the bar (had fish&chips, small portion fairly good quality) and a few drinks that were slightly higher priced than typical but not extortionate). We paid for breakfast that has a continental style pick n mix as a starter and a main ordered from menu, it was fairly high quality- not fantastic, but good. All staff were very pleasant individuals. The grounds and walking around and about the place was lovely. No cell reception at all in our bedroom (castle/thick stone walls) which I liked, internet is provided, a bit slow but not too bad). Room was a bit hot and the radiator didn’t fully turn off despite the valve being closed. Overall we very much enjoyed our 1 night stay. It was a treat for us and money well spent. I may not stay here again as it is a bit of a novelty really, but would recommend. The bed was a double, little small and so-so comfortable. Feeling less ‘special’ in the bedroom contrasted with the outside the bedroom vibe, take note owners.. Overall, very satisfied. Thank-you."
"The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Got to stay in a room that had the best views of river Tyne. When I extended my stay staff ensured I stayed in the same room. My overall experience was good: I would book this hotel again."
"Room was spacious and bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was okay - the full English I felt was a bit small for what I paid but other hot options looked pretty good - would consider that next time and the continental breakfast was good. Staff were lovely."
"Room was spacious and spotless. Great bars/restaurants. Just disappointed that we weren’t allocated time in pool until 6 pm which is too late if you want to make the most of the evening."
From golf lessons to clubhouses to panoramic pools, Expedia is the place to book your golfing weekend. Check out the churches in Wallsend—your cultural tour starts here. Take part in recreational activities such as golfing during your vacation.
What is the best golf hotel in Wallsend?
Dorset Arms Hotel is a top hotel with a golf course. The hotel can provide a caddy if you're looking for moral support as well as someone to help you with your clubs. The hotel also has a restaurant, free WiFi, a snack bar/deli, and an outdoor entertainment area.
How many golf hotels are there in Wallsend?
Expedia has 1 accommodation in Wallsend classified as a golf hotel.
What should I see and do in Wallsend while on a golf vacation?
When you're ready to take a break from the back nine, you'll find that Wallsend has lots to offer. Explore the local sights and attractions with a stop at Hadrian's Wall Path - East, Hadrian Leisure Centre, and Buddle Arts Centre. Also, don't miss Segedunum Roman Fort and Rising Sun Country Park.
What is a golf hotel in Wallsend like?
Golf hotels in Wallsend offer guest rooms as well as easy access to a golf course. On Expedia, you will be able to find a selection of golf hotels with either a 9+ hole golf course, or that are positioned adjacent to an 18+ hole golf course. Golf hotels provide a choice of services and amenities including golf club rentals, clubhouses, and transport to the golf course when it is not onsite.