The Inn Collection Group: Embracing Tradition and Excellence in Every Stay

At The Inn Collection Group, they are very much a pub company and strive to honour this through the inns that they create. They are proud of their customer focus and their dedication to ensuring that their colleagues, their environment, and the communities in which they work, are as good as they can be. Their staff is the life of their company and as they progress, their team ensures that they are dedicated in delivering exceptional services and ensuring that their guests have the best experience during their stay.

Discover The Inn Collection Group: Traditional Hospitality and Comfort in County Durham

The Inn Collection Group in County Durham is a perfect example of how they are determined to deliver outstanding inns based on the pub’s heritage. Their inns are located in the beautiful and historical area of County Durham, and all their accommodations are equipped with traditional and contemporary features. Every location is intended to be a home away from home for the guests and the perfect place to start an adventure in the area.

High-quality service and interaction with the community are their top values, and every customer leaves satisfied. Purchasing their staff and surroundings, The Inn Collection Group improves the surroundings and the guests’ experience making their County Durham inns the best option for people searching for genuine and comfortable accommodation.

Visit Call The Inn Collection Group today and make a booking to have a stay in County Durham. Their lovely hotels are country houses of the typical English architecture with all hotel facilities. Book now for an event that will be fun packed and an event you will never want to forget.

Explore the Beauty of Durham Heritage Coast

A beautiful place that is even more beautiful to look at, the Heritage Coast has received the UK Landscape Award in 2010 for its unique plant and animal species that have placed it in the international list. Take your hiking shoes and go for the coastal trail which is about 14 kilometers long and will give you a view of meadows, wild flowers, flora, and fauna, and places of natural, historical and geological significance. When the wind from the North Sea clears the cobwebs you can look in all directions along the shore and out across the wate

Discover Locomotion: A Journey Through the History of Rail Travel

Sited a Shildon, the home of the first ever steam hauled passenger train which operated during the opening ceremony of the Stockton and Darlington Railway in 1825. Visitors to the museum can see Timothy Hackworth’s pioneering locomotive ‘Sans Pareil’, which was built in 1829. The family-friendly attraction is now home to over 70 vehicles from the National Collection. Visitors may also enjoy a ride on a passenger steam train service, on special event days throughout the yea

Explore The Bowes Museum: A Treasure Trove of Art and History

The Bowes Museum is the gem that could be situated in the heart of the mediaeval market town of Barnard Castle in the picturesque Teesdale area of Durham. Located in the North East of England, the museum was purpose built in the 19th century by John Bowes, a wealthy businessman and his French actress wife Josephine, the fine and decorative art collections are of international importance. You will discover that The Kingslodge Inn located in the Durham Dales and under an hour away from The Bowes Museum is the perfect location from which to enjoy all that The Bowes Museum has to offe

Wharton Park: Where History Meets Scenic Beauty

Wharton Park which was only recently regenerated with a three million pounds investment is a wonderful place in the middle of Durham that gives a good view of the city. There may be Battlements which are of Grade 2 built in 1858 at the summit of the mountain. A British art critic, and a philosopher of the nineteenth century, John Ruskin, has described the beauty of the nature that can be admired at the place called “The Eighth Wonder of the World”.

Some of the developments that can be done in the park include; playgrounds, putting greens, toy car racetracks, junior play areas, outdoor gyms, and many more. There are also places, where one can sit and rest, free from noises and bustles of the city and work pressures.

Experience High Force: Nature’s Majestic Waterfall and Scenic Wonder

High Force waterfall is the second largest waterfall in England, here one can learn the force of the nature. It is located in the centre of the Durham Dales. Not only is it a beautiful view but this is the best time to get some pictures as well. It is the most magnificent waterfall and the largest water fall in the world. The River Tees starts off as a stream on the heather moor land at the top of the North Pennines and gets bigger and higher in stream order as it flows to the top of the whin sill at Forest-in-Teesdale.

It then drops down to 21 meters before with great style it plunges into the free fall of the tumble pool below. This vantage point at the bottom of the falls is not crowded and very beautiful and can be accessed by a nature trail. High Force is situated in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and it is situated in the Upper Teesdale.

Uncover History at Open Treasure: Durham Cathedral’s Hidden Gems

Durham Cathedral has recently opened a new world class exhibition known as Open Treasure where people can gaze at fascinating objects from more than two millennia. Durham Cathedral is opening up sections of the Cathedral Cloister which had been closed to the public for hundreds of years as part of its £10 million Open Treasure programme.

These parts contain the finest surviving monastic library in the British Isles and are amongst the only mediaeval monastic buildings remaining in England. To make the story of these exceptional structures and reveal their historical and architectural context, an extraordinary exhibition trail has been developed starting from the Great Kitchen up to the Monks’ Dormitory, which was built in the fourteenth century.

Explore County Durham: Unforgettable Stays and Must-See Attractions

If you are seeking for an accommodation in County Durham that has the traditional pub atmosphere together with the comfort of modern accommodations, look no further than the Inn Collection Group. Thus, their inns are perfect for beginning the exploration of the stunning views and the rich historical background of the region. The rooms are ideal for you to relax in after a day of sightseeing in the Durham Heritage Coast, and the railway and art and sculpture museum Locomotion and The Bowes Museum respectively.

Take a tour to the High Force waterfall in England, or visit the Wharton Park that has been recently revitalised and where history and stunning views are in store for you. The Open Treasure, which presents the artefacts belonging to over two millennia, enables the visitors to unveil the secrets of Durham Cathedral.

Don’t Wait Any Longer – Book Your Stay with The Inn Collection Group Today and Unearth County Durham’s Finest! It provides ultimate comfort and ease with a wonderful view of wonderful places within the area. Book now and start your vacations in one of the most beautiful regions of England.