Wonderful location! Hexham is a lovely town (one of the happiest according to Rightmove). The team at the castle are presentable and find the right balance of being friendly yet professional. The building itself is exactly what it is, a castle! Well maintained and true to its traditions, exactly what you would expect. This is the second visit for us and we thoroughly enjoyed our experience. We were made to feel like apart of the Langley family staying here.

The room walls, within the castle itself are not sound proof. Be mindful of other guests in neighbouring rooms. It's a castle/period property, not much that can be done to rectify this other than just being aware and respectful of others.

The setting is beautiful in the grounds of an impressive and well maintained castle with the bonus of peacocks strutting round. The grounds are immaculately kept. We had a lovely room in the grounds of the castle. The beds were very comfy and ensured a good night’s sleep. Looking out of our room window, we had a lovely view of the castle and the peacock and peahens always seemed to be strutting elegantly past. The bathroom was great too, with plenty of space, fluffy towels and Penhaligon toiletries. The tea tray in the room was well stocked, although we had lovely tea in the drawing room so didn’t really take advantage of it. On the whole, the staff were extremely friendly and welcoming although we did not feel welcome on arrival. The ordinary afternoon tea and cocktails were ok, but not exciting. My son had the gentleman’s afternoon tea and this looked good. My dog had the doggy afternoon tea but he was not impressed. He was however, delighted to receive a sausage at breakfast!

Beautiful castle with stunning rooms - the perfect romantic getaway. Seating alcove by window truly beautiful. Room really well equipped with facilities, perfect temperature and a deliciously cosy bed. Reception staff very friendly and welcoming.

Evening meal (relaxed dining menu) booked in drawing room a little stressful. Had booked a table in the evening, but had to ask for the menu. Drinks order was taken but only part of what we asked for was delivered to the table. Several minutes after ordering meal waitress returned to say the restaurant wouldn’t open for another 45 mins so our food wouldn’t be served until then (despite our menu saying food available 12pm - 8:30pm), but our meal arrived a couple of minutes later anyway. Drinks ran out but waitress never returned to our table to ask how meal was or if extra drinks were needed despite visiting several other tables in the room to ask other guests if they required top ups. Service seemed a bit confused.

The restored castle which is the main building is very impressive and the lounge and dining room have a very good medieval ambiance. The staff were delightful, very welcoming, looking after one of our group who arrived early and was slightly unwell with great kindness. The rooms in the old stable block were spacious and very well equipped including large armchairs, Beds were also large and comfortable. Dinner and breakfast were excellent. The grounds are quiet and peaceful, large enough for a stroll with our dogs. The dogs were also made welcome in the lounge.

Very minor gripe - service in the lounge area was slow.

We thought the food on both the A la Carte and the relaxed menu was very good. Certainly recommend. The breakfast we felt could have included the cheeses and meats as no extra charge. It is very rare to find a hotel charging for those items on a continental menu. The location was idyllic and the Cadwaller Room exceeded our expectations. My husband thoroughly enjoyed the tour of the castle on the day we left.

The only issue for us personally was the amount of stairs. We were staying at Langley Castle as my husband and I and wanted a restful location after medical problems. I obviously failed to notice the amount of stairs when booking. I will request a lower room in future.

Overall the experience offered by Langley Castle was fantastic, we thoroughly enjoyed the architecture to the family friendly dining. The drawing room was inviting and very comfortable to sit in while having coffee, drinks, and waiting for supper.

The restocking of glassware in suites could have been improved, but overall we have little to consider as a negative point. The bed in the Tower Suite was less comfortable than expected. As a comparison, just prior we had stayed at Lumley Castle in the Queen Anne Suite in which we found the bed considerably more comfortable.

This is a boutique hotel in a small medieval castle. The staff were amazing and the castle itself was wonderful. The photos don’t do it justice. The stay was myself and my 8 year old son for his birthday; he didn’t want a birthday party and his dad and brother had to travel away on his birthday and I was at a loss what to do. We had just started watching the Harry Potter movies so I thought a castle stay would be interesting. It turned out there is a very tenuous link to Harry Potter (JK Rowling stayed here once), and the mood of the castle is a good match and there was even a Hogwarts costume to dress up in. My son LOVED it (even without a pool, activities for children, etc.) and begged to stay another night. There is a free history tour every day which was a lovely bonus. The food was good, too - especially the breakfast. The main lounge is a lovely place to relax and have afternoon tea….

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Langley Castle Hotel is a beautifully restored Castle, steeped in history. Staying here really did feel special. Some nice long walks from the doorstep, if you're looking to be active, and a cold beer, or afternoon tea in the drawing room afterwards. Lots to do nearby if you want to explore Northumberland, but we decided to relax and soak up the peace and quiet. We stayed in one of the Castle View lodges which was a stone's throw from the castle, and within the grounds. The room was perhaps a little more tired that the main castle rooms, but this was most definitely reflected in the price. Lots to praise about this hotel, but the food needs a special mention. It was exceptional and their 'a la carte menu in the evening was one of the best meals I have had in a long time.

Wonderful old castle in beautiful surroundings. Comfortable, good food and hospitality. We arrived having had a six hour journey and being up at 6.30am to take our daughter to work. We initially booked a table for dinner then changed our minds as we were shattered and asked for room service. Absolutely no problem. Dinner was bought to our room. Hot, tasty and enjoyable. We then discovered that our tv didn’t work. Again, absolutely no problem, our room was changed immediately. Thank you to the lovely receptionist who dealt with our change of mind and tv issue. She remained cheerful polite and processional and nothing was too much trouble. Lovely breakfast and perfect boiled eggs. Many thanks

Sadly the tv didn’t work in our room however the staff were brilliant and the situation was rectified straight away.

Very good location with beautiful countryside close by and the sites of Hadrians Wall. Newcastle also not that far away with art galleries, good shops and restaurants. The castle is very well appointed with the public rooms very well furnished with excellent decor and very atmospheric! The service from staff was very good indeed all round. Our meal in the restaurant was very , very good and the dining room itself is a particularly lovely room and beautifully decorated. Breakfast was also super with lots of choices available. Our bedroom was stunning with a really great bathroom and extremely comfortable and warm.

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