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Durham Coastal Lodges

  • 4.9 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Hot Tub

Welcome to the serene retreat of Durham Coastal Lodges, a boutique enclave where luxury meets the tranquillity of County Durham's countryside. Here, you'll discover an intimate collection of lodges designed for the ultimate relaxation and comfort.

Each lodge accommodates up to 4 guests in either two or three-bedroom configurations, making it an ideal choice for families or small groups. The contemporary design extends to the inclusion of a private outdoor hot tub, perfect for unwinding under the stars.

The lodges are equipped with modern amenities including Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, and a Bluetooth speaker/CD player, ensuring entertainment is always at hand. The kitchen is a chef's delight, complete with a microwave, dishwasher, and even a coffee pod machine.

Attention to detail is evident with luxurious touches such as bed linen, duvets, towels, and mood lighting. Step outside to enjoy the garden furniture and charcoal barbecue, set within your own generous garden space. For more information on these exquisite holiday lodges, please explore further.

Durham Coastal Lodges Features

Lodge Facilities
  • One master double with en suite shower
  • One double
  • One twin
  • Family shower room
  • Patio doors to large decking area
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • Wi-Fi
  • Welcome packs
  • Superior linen and towels
  • Play area for kids
  • Individual gardens
  • Open times not specified
Accommodation features
  • A boutique cluster of three luxury two and three bedroom lodges with contemporary design, all with hot tubs and gardens to make the most of this rural location
  • Sleeps Max 4 guests
  • Private outdoor hot tub
  • Smart TV with Freeview/Netflix
  • Additional flat screen TVs in bedrooms
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth Speaker/CD player
  • Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, tumble dryer, washing machine coffee pod machine and iron
  • Shower
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels
  • Slate floors and remote control mood lighting
  • Garden furniture
  • Charcoal Barbecue (pizza ovens are ornamental only)
  • Wood burner (First bag of eco logs included Oct-Mar)
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Travel cots and highchairs free of charge
  • No pets
  • Complimentary welcome pack
  • All lodges have wheelchair access suitable for guests with partial disabilities - please check when booking
  • Electric Car Charging Points (additional cost)
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • Groups are permitted but please call before booking

Other Lodges At Durham Coastal Lodges

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Penny Lodge

  • Sleeps 4
  • Hot Tub

Superb lodge with one master double with en suite shower, one double and one twin. Spacious family shower room. Modern open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. Patio doors leading to large decking area with outdoor hot tub and garden.

From £765 for 7 nights
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Little Owl Lodge

  • Sleeps 2
  • Hot Tub

Luxurious and stylish modern lodge with one master double and one twin. Modern family shower room. Modern open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. Large patio area with outdoor hot tub and garden.

From £710 for 7 nights
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Willoughby Lodge

  • Sleeps 4
  • Hot Tub

Deluxe, contemporary lodge with one master double with en suite shower, one double and one twin. Family shower room. Modern open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. Patio doors leading to large decking area with outdoor hot tub and garden.

From £765 for 7 nights
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Helpful Info To Get More From Your Stay

What do guests love about this accommodation?

Guests have expressed their admiration for the beautiful lodges, praising the extra touches that make them feel like home. They also appreciate the lodges as a fantastic base to explore the North East, and the undercover hot tubs are a hit, especially during stormy weather.

Getting there

To get to Durham Coastal Lodges, if driving, take the A1(M) to exit 62 for Durham. For rail travellers, the nearest train station is Durham, which connects to major cities.

Nearby Essentials

During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.

ServiceDistance (miles)Postcode
Pharmacy3.2 milesDH6 2AT
Train station6.8 milesDH1 5TL
Pub0.9 milesDH6 2AZ
Dog walk0.5 milesDH6 2AL
Supermarket4.1 milesDH6 2UJ
Indian takeaway (Spice Lounge)4.1 milesDH6 2UJ
Chinese takeaway (Golden Pearl)4.1 milesDH6 2UJ
Italian takeaway (Pizza Time)4.1 milesDH6 2UJ

For families with Kids

With a dedicated play area on-site, families with children will find this destination welcoming. The surrounding area also offers engaging attractions such as Beamish Museum.

Is Durham Coastal Lodges A good location for couples?

This is an idyllic destination for couples, offering peaceful lodges with hot tubs. Nearby romantic outings include strolls along Durham's Heritage Coast or exploring the historic city of Durham.

Dining and Cafes

The closest dining options include The Oak Tree Inn (0191 526 0987), just a short drive away, offering hearty meals and a cosy atmosphere.

Within walking distance of your lodge

A short walk away you'll find local shops, traditional pubs, and scenic coastal walks, offering a taste of the local charm and natural beauty.

Quickfire FAQs

Does the accommodation include a hot tub?

Yes, each lodge boasts a private outdoor hot tub, allowing guests to indulge in a relaxing soak regardless of the weather. The following accommodations have their own private hot tubs:
  • Penny Lodge
  • Little Owl Lodge
  • Willoughby Lodge

Are there any facilities for children?

A play area is available on-site, providing a fun and safe environment for children to enjoy during their stay.

Is there Wi-Fi available in the lodges?

Yes, guests can stay connected with ease as Wi-Fi is provided throughout the lodges, along with additional entertainment options like Smart TVs.

Do the lodges have facilities for guests with disabilities?

The lodges offer wheelchair access suitable for guests with partial disabilities; it is recommended to verify specific needs when booking.

Can I charge my electric car at the lodge?

Electric Car Charging Points are available at an additional cost, catering to guests who travel with electric vehicles.

Top Days Out Near Durham Coastal Lodges

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Durham Coastal Lodges, with real driving times.

Cathedral 20 min drive · 8.4 miles

Durham Cathedral

Sat nav: DH1 3EH

A Romanesque cathedral and World Heritage Site with a tower climb, museum and the shrine of St Cuthbert.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • 2-3 hours
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Durham Cathedral is a Church of England cathedral and part of the Durham Castle and Cathedral World Heritage Site. A substantial part of the building was completed between 1093 and 1133, and it is a significant example of Romanesque architecture. The nave ceiling is the earliest surviving example of a pointed rib vault.

Tip: There is no parking at or near the cathedral, so use the Park and Ride or the Cathedral Bus into Durham. The tower is stairs only.

Historic manor house 19 min drive · 15.2 miles

Washington Old Hall

Sat nav: NE38 7LE

A 13th-century manor house and garden, and the ancestral home of George Washington's family.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Rainy days
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Washington Old Hall is a stone manor house in the heart of Washington village, cared for by the National Trust. It includes parts of the medieval home of George Washington's direct ancestors, and the family took its surname from here. The ground floor shows a 17th-century home, with carved oak furniture and a collection of Delft ware.

Tip: Free parking is available on The Avenue, right beside the property.

Open-air museum 31 min drive · 14.5 miles

Beamish Museum

Sat nav: DH9 0RG

A large living museum in County Durham where costumed staff bring North East history to life.

  • Families
  • Dogs welcome
  • Full day
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Beamish is a living, open-air museum on a 350-acre site in County Durham, telling the story of everyday life in the North East. Original, moved and replica buildings are staffed by costumed engagers, with live demonstrations and hands-on activities. Trams and buses carry you between the different areas.

Tip: Book your pass online before you visit for faster entry, and download the map to your phone or pick one up at the Entrance Building.

Historic warship 21 min drive · 13.8 miles

HMS Trincomalee

Sat nav: TS24 0YA

Step aboard a Napoleonic-era sailing frigate built in teak in India, now a museum ship in Hartlepool.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Couples
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HMS Trincomalee is a Royal Navy sailing frigate built shortly after the Napoleonic Wars. She was made in Bombay by the Wadia family of shipwrights, using teak because Britain was short of oak. She is now a museum ship afloat at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Hartlepool.

Medieval castle 18 min drive · 13.6 miles

Hylton Castle

Sat nav: SR5 3PA

A richly decorated 14th-century gatehouse-tower in Sunderland, with royal heraldry on its entrance front.

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Hylton Castle is a distinctive, highly decorative gatehouse-tower in Sunderland, built by the wealthy Sir William Hylton shortly before 1400. It originally held four floors of self-contained family accommodation, and its entrance front displays royal and family heraldry, including Richard II's white hart badge.

Tip: Car parking is available at the site.

Castle 21 min drive · 9.8 miles

Lumley Castle

Sat nav: DH3 4NX

A Grade I listed 14th-century castle at Chester-le-Street with a restaurant, afternoon tea and a famous ghost story.

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Lumley Castle is a Grade I listed, 14th-century quadrangular castle at Chester-le-Street, close to Durham. It stands on the banks of the Lumley Park Burn, a tributary of the River Wear. Sir Ralph Lumley converted his family manor house into a castle in 1389, and it remains a property of the Earl of Scarbrough.

Tip: Book a table in advance through the castle's website if you want to eat at the restaurant or have afternoon tea.

Norman castle 17 min drive · 8 miles

Durham Castle

Sat nav: DH1 3RW

A Norman castle on a hill above the River Wear, and a World Heritage Site with Durham Cathedral.

  • Couples
  • Families
  • Rainy days
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Durham Castle is a Norman castle begun in 1072 on orders from William the Conqueror. It stands on a hill above the River Wear, opposite Durham Cathedral, and the two share World Heritage Site status. For centuries it was the seat of the prince-bishops of Durham, who held powers to raise an army, levy taxes and mint their own coins.

Castle and gardens 38 min drive · 24.6 miles

Raby Castle

Sat nav: DL2 3AF

A medieval County Durham castle with deer park and 18th-century walled gardens, still a family home.

  • Couples
  • Families
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Raby Castle is a Grade I listed medieval castle near Staindrop in County Durham, built by the Nevilles between about 1367 and 1390. It has nine towers, a Neville Gateway with grooves still visible from its portcullises, and a large art collection including works by old masters and portraits. It remains a private family home, and the grounds include 200 acres of deer park.

Tip: Pre-booking tickets online is recommended to get the best price.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Durham Coastal Lodges

4.9Visitor Rating out of 5

45 reviews from guests who stayed at Durham Coastal Lodges

Rajdeep, Leeds
Date of stay: 28th August 2020

Really impressed, would definitely recommend it!

George, Wirral
Date of stay: 24th August 2020

Really enjoyed it, will return soon.

Ella, Warrington
Date of stay: 16th August 2020

We stayed in Penny Lodge for a couple of nights and honestly, it was fantastic. The privacy was spot on and the place looked stunning both inside and out. The views over the countryside were breathtaking and having our own private hot tub was definitely the highlight. Beds comfy, towels fluffy and the kitchen had everything we could possibly need. Loved it!

Emma, Hull
Date of stay: 14th August 2020

Great stay overall, lovely place and we all had a wonderful time. Will return!

Emma Carter, Gb
Date of stay: 7th August 2020

We absolutely love staying here! The lodges are always spotless and super cosy, with everything we need. The whole park is kept in top shape, which makes a big difference. The owners are lovely and always ready to help. We've been coming back for years now and its always fantastic!

Emma, Norfolk
Date of stay: 31st July 2020

We had a lovely stay at Penny Lodge in Coastal Lodges. The place was spotless and quite charming, with a really unique play area that the kids loved. The lodge itself was beautifully decorated and you could tell the hosts put a lot of thought into the details. The covered hot tub was a real highlight-so private and perfect, rain or shine. Wed definitely come back!

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