We are extremely proud to share that our sister hotel Wildhive Callow Hall has been awarded ‘Hotel of the Year – Independent’ at The Cateys 2025. Considered the Oscars of the Hospitality Industry, these prestigious awards are the ultimate recognition as recipients are nominated by a distinguished panel of industry peers. Wildhive Callow Hall General Manager, Jeremy Whitworth, Founders Ed Burrows and Charles Randall and Exec Chef, David Bukowicki joined 1000 guests at a glittering awards dinner hosted by The…

32 Triumphs from the 1960s and 70s descended in sunshine on Eshott Hall on Sunday 27 April, National Drive It Day. Arriving in convoy, there was just enough space to get the vehicles economically parked around the Hall. Owners, all members of the Triumph Stag Owners Club and the TR Register, then waived at our drone carefully positioned one hundred feet above the front lawn for a fantastic overhead photo of the cars in front of the 17th century Hall….

Northumberland: where wonderful walks and stunning scenery are a given whatever the season. As winter approaches we crave the simple pleasures of a bracing frost-nipped walk, returning to a crackling fire and top-notch food. When it comes to walks we’re blessed with choices – seemingly endless blustery coastal routes and moorland stomps. We recommend visiting Northumberland National Parks websitef  for their extensive list of walking suggestions. But this being Britain, it’s always good to have a plan B for the days…

The best way to explore a region is often through its gastronomic offerings, which are naturally linked to the region’s history and landscape. If you’ve never visited the North East, there’s plenty to tempt you while you’re here. Allow us to share with you a Northumbrian culinary bucket list, if you will, of the top foods to try when you’re here. Bon appetit, pet!   Seafood Northumbrian seafood is amongst the best in the world, renowned by acclaimed chefs globally,…

There’s always plenty going on in Northumberland over the summer and even if you’re a seasoned visitor to the county, the chances are there’ll be a few new sights to surprise you on your next visit. 2023 has been an exciting year of new openings here and, combined with the much-loved but ever evolving attractions, you’ll likely have a lengthy to-visit list. Here’s our round up of sights to see and activities to plan on your forthcoming trip.   Spellbinding…

Spring is here, and it’s a wonderful time to celebrate the picture-perfect beauty of our island’s coast and countryside and the reopening of many of our favourite local attractions. Bring on the longer, warmer days, nature’s colourful displays and put Northumberland on your ‘to-visit’ list for spring. From wide sandy beaches and iconic castles to the bountiful local produce on our menus and the nature on our moors and shores, you won’t be short of things to do this spring. And…

Planning a get-together? Maybe you’ve been tasked with booking somewhere suitable to celebrate a friend’s significant birthday, forthcoming nuptials or simply a long overdue catch-up with old pals you’ve not seen for far too long. It can be a daunting task choosing a venue that fulfils everyone’s criteria. Somewhere you don’t have to worry about catering or drawing straws for who gets the ‘duff’ bedroom or worse still, deploying a rota to cover the cooking and washing up. We’re well…

Eshott’s Head Chef Dan Curtis may have only been in post for a few months, but he brings year of experience to the role. After spending five years as Sous Chef at our sister property, Doxford Hall, Dan and his wife embarked on a new venture to run The Widdrington Inn in nearby Morpeth. With eight years under his belt, it was time to return to his fine dining roots at Eshott.  Now with responsibility for Eshott’s two AA rosetted…

Eshott Hall has achieved a new AA rating of four silver stars and retained two AA rosettes for culinary excellence at an overnight inspection in January. For over a century the AA has been celebrating excellence in hospitality and identifying businesses who consistently provide outstanding service to their guests. The four-silver star rating is only awarded to hotels that are highly recommended offering a superior level of quality, high standards of hospitality, service and cleanliness within their star rating. The…

England’s northernmost county is a heart stealer. Visit once and you can be damned sure you’ll be coming back for more. From rugged coastlines and ruinous castles, to the dazzling, star-studded skies, England’s last great wilderness offers the perfect ingredients for romance. Add a dash of Northumberland charm and you’ll be hooked.   To the moon and back Northumberland International Dark Sky Park is Europe’s largest area of protected night sky, making Northumberland officially the best place in England for…