The Miners Hall, Stanley, County Durham

Summary:

The Miners Hall, Stanley, County Durham sleeps twelve in five bedrooms.



The Space:

The Miners Hall Retreat has five ground-floor bedrooms with Smart TVs: a super-king-size, sofa bed, and en-suite, a double with sofa bed, and en-suite, a king-size with sofa bed, and a double. Bunk room with 2 bunk beds sleeping 4 people. The ground floor also includes a bathroom, a sitting room with fire and garden access, and a utility room with basin and WC. There's also a first-floor open-plan living space with fire and a cloakroom and a second-floor gym. Amenities include Range cookers, microwaves, fridge/freezers, a washing machine, dishwasher, coffee maker, WiFi, a pool table, dart board, jukebox, and bar. A highchair and travel cot on request. Outside: off-road parking for six cars and an enclosed garden with a lawn, terrace, furniture, sauna and hot tub. There are steps in and around the property. Sofa beds for one adult or two children. 750GBP Good Housekeeping bond. Bookings within 72 hours, please contact Sykes. Choose The Miners Hall Retreat. Please note; there is CCTV on the exterior of the property. Please note: this property does not accept Sunday check ins. Please be aware this property has only recently become pet-free, there may be bookings surrounding your own that has facilitated a pet, if you have allergy concerns prior to booking please do get in touch with the office



The Neighborhood:

Stanley is a quaint former colliery town located in County Durham, near the vibrant cities of Sunderland and Newcastle upon Tyne. The town is known for Beamish, a world-famous open air museum with recreations of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian streets and storefronts, which tells the story of life in North England during the 19th and early 20th centuries. It offers a wealth of eateries such as The Ox Inn for some delicious pub grub, Indian Kitchen SouthMoor for some mouthwatering curries, The Stables Bar & Restaurant with its terrace for some alfresco dining, and more. A stone's throw away you'll find the bustling port city of Sunderland where you'll laze on the sand at Seaburn Beach when the weather allows, head to the grand Lambton Castle for a touch of history and why not catch a show at the ornate, Edwardian Sunderland Empire Theatre? Close by you'll also find the city of Newcastle which boasts a plethora of activities, eateries and nearby seaside towns. Take a trip to the stunning 55-acre Saltwell Park with its imposing estate and boating lake, visit the Discovery Museum to find out more about the town's local history and end the day with some amazing quayside dining at Träkol.