You can experience relaxation and effortless luxury in the hotel that boasts 13 spacious bedrooms that offer the finest in comfort combined with luxury bathrooms, local art on the walls and beautiful garden views.
There are also six stylish holiday cottages a short stroll from the main house which were originally the estate’s working buildings. Dog lovers are also catered for as the four-legged friends can make the most of gorgeous grounds and dog-friendly rooms.
Guests looking for adventure further afield can explore the unspoilt North Pennines and the western part of Hadrian’s Wall, with the local museums recounting the Roman occupation of Britain, all nearby.
Dining at Farnham Hall is an indulgent experience, using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients, including those from its own kitchen garden. Its 3 AA Rosette Cedar Tree Restaurant provides a fine dining experience from Chef patron, Hrishikesh Desai. A recent renovation has transformed the dining room into a light and welcoming area, with high ceilings and impressive opulent touches.
The cocktail bar offers handcrafted drinks for every occasion from cocktails to beers, spirits and liqueurs.
For those that want that private party, corporate event or even wedding venue the hotel can offer a truly memorable and unique experience.
The history of the stunning hotel provides for a unique experience. The hall dates as far back as 1428, and there were the first mentions of a ‘manorial house’ in the 1570s. But the building you see today was the work of the Thompson family, who created a house in a time of tremendous wealth and privilege. On the death of the final family member in 1962 the house was sold as a hotel.
Fast forward to 2019 when new owners Joseph Walter and Kathy Mares saw the opportunity to completely overhaul the entire property to create a destination venue.
