The Lord Crewe Arms Hotel ~ warm hospitality in stylish surroundings ~ at the
historic heart of Medieval Blanchland
village
villageThe Lord Crewe Arms Hotel ~ Blanchland
Just Imagine...
Step back in time and enjoy a relaxing break at the historic The Lord Crewe Arms Hotel.
Formerly part of the Abbey of Blanchland, the hotel was originally built as the Abbot’s lodge, guest house and kitchens of Blanchland Abbey. Tucked away, high inside the chimney you can still see the infamous priests' hiding hole.
Hidden stairways, stunning stone fireplaces, ancient timber beams and stone-flagged floors are just a sample of many of the period features that adorn the property, contributing to the authentic atmosphere and individual charm that our guests enjoy time and time again.
Situated in the heart of the delightful village of Blanchland, against a backdrop of open moors and, having been little altered over 250 years, Blanchland deservedly retains its status as one of England’s prettiest villages.
Its beauty has attracted the attention of two of England’s most celebrated poets.
Both Philip Larkin and W.H. Auden were impressed with its honey-coloured buildings and surrounding landscape. What’s more its natural beauty makes the village a frequent setting for period films set in the 18th Century such as those based on the novels of the acclaimed author Catherine Cookson.
Whether your visit is for business or leisure,
our warm hospitality and idyllic location will have you yearning to return.
We look forward to welcoming you soon...
Sleep | Eat |Drink | Explore
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Step back in time and enjoy a relaxing break at the historic The Lord Crewe Arms Hotel.
Formerly part of the Abbey of Blanchland, the hotel was originally built as the Abbot’s lodge, guest house and kitchens of Blanchland Abbey. Tucked away, high inside the chimney you can still see the infamous priests' hiding hole.
Hidden stairways, stunning stone fireplaces, ancient timber beams and stone-flagged floors are just a sample of many of the period features that adorn the property, contributing to the authentic atmosphere and individual charm that our guests enjoy time and time again.
Situated in the heart of the delightful village of Blanchland, against a backdrop of open moors and, having been little altered over 250 years, Blanchland deservedly retains its status as one of England’s prettiest villages.
Its beauty has attracted the attention of two of England’s most celebrated poets.
Both Philip Larkin and W.H. Auden were impressed with its honey-coloured buildings and surrounding landscape. What’s more its natural beauty makes the village a frequent setting for period films set in the 18th Century such as those based on the novels of the acclaimed author Catherine Cookson.
Whether your visit is for business or leisure,
our warm hospitality and idyllic location will have you yearning to return.
We look forward to welcoming you soon...
Sleep | Eat |Drink | Explore
ENTER the Lord Crewe Arms ~ CLICK HERE and STEP INSIDE ...
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The Lord Crewe Arms Hotel ~ Blanchland ~ DH8 9SP ~ North Pennines ~ between Hexham, Northumberland & Consett, County Durham
