Lord Crewe Arms Blanchland Hotel

Historic hotel in the North Pennines countryside with stargazing events and organic dining

Dining

The Lord Crewe Arms Blanchland Hotel has a focus on organic and locally sourced food ingredients in its restaurant. The Bishop's Dining Room offers a menu that changes with the seasons, highlighting regional produce. Guests can also order from a selection of special diet menus, including vegetarian and pescatarian options.

Rooms

The Lord Crewe Arms offers a variety of rooms, including Champion Rooms with luxurious amenities such as claw-foot baths. Many rooms feature wood-burning stoves for cozy evenings, and all include bathrobes and homemade treats. Oat milk and other dietary options are available on request.

Stargazing

The crewe arms blanchland is located in one of the UK's dark sky zones, offering dedicated stargazing events for guests. Binoculars and a stargazing book are provided in the rooms to enhance the experience. Pow Hill, a nearby dark sky discovery site, is a short drive away.

Outdoor Activities

Guests at the lord crewe arms blanchland can access a range of outdoor activities, including cycling, fishing, and hiking. Derwent Reservoir is 5 km away, offering sailing and fishing opportunities. Kielder Forest, a popular destination for hiking and cycling, is within easy reach.

Pet-Friendly

The Lord Crewe Arms Blanchland Hotel is a pet-friendly hotel that provides dog beds, treats, and bowls for four-legged guests. Pet baskets are available, and downstairs public areas welcome dogs throughout the day. The hotel also offers poop bags for convenient walks in the surrounding countryside.

• Dining: Organic, locally sourced ingredients & seasonal menus
• Stargazing: Dedicated events in a UK dark sky zone
• Rooms: Champion Rooms with wood-burning stoves and claw-foot baths
• Activities: Cycling, fishing, hiking at Derwent Reservoir & Kielder Forest
• Pet policy: Dog beds, treats, and bowls provided
• Meeting spaces: The Gatehouse with rustic charm