King's Hotel - A boutique hotel on Priestgate in Darlington's town centre, the King's Hotel has 26 en suite rooms, free internet access and secure free parking for 21 cars. The King's Hotel has a spacious reception lounge area and offers competitive rates that include continental breakfast. In the evening, try the wide range of restaurants and bars within a few minutes' walk of the hotel, or relax in the quiet of your well-equipped room.

The Harrowgate Hill Lodge - On the outskirts of Darlington, this charming establishment offers comfortable, well equipped accommodation, convenience and simplicity, all at great value-rates. The hotel is well situated, neighbouring the North Yorkshire Moors and Dales, the Beamish Open Air Museum and the historic city of Durham. As well as being very popular with the local business community, the hotel also offers a relaxing place to spend the night for the local traveller or tourist. There is a public house annexed to the hotel, with a garden, including seating areas where customers can enjoy their food and drink. The public house has a great bar and offers good food, from traditional pub meals to contemporary food. The hotel has 40 comfortable en suite rooms, all of which are decorated to a high standard. Staff are helpful and friendly, and the hotel combines traditional comfort with modern convenience.

Bannatyne Hotel Darlington - This Grade II listed townhouse combines 19th century style with 21st century technology and comforts, situated in the chic west end of Darlington. Offering 60 individually styled rooms, you will have the option of treating yourself to the luxury offered in any of the 4 suites. Dine in one of Darlington's premier restaurants, Maxine's, which offers on site dining using fresh ingredients, along with the chance to unwind with a drink amid contemporary surroundings. When not relaxing in the hotel, you can take advantage of complimentary access to the renowned Bannatyne Health Club, just a 15 minute walk away.

Best Western The Croft - Whether your visit is for business or pleasure, a warm welcome and high quality always awaits visitors to The Croft. Standards in comfort and traditional North East cuisine. True value for your money. Originally built in 1835 as a residence for Sir William Chaytor, The Croft is situated on the border line of County Durham and North Yorkshire in the historic village of Croft On Tees, overlooking the River Tees. The Croft stands in front of the Croft Bridge where the road from Northallerton to Darlington crosses the fast flowing river.

Blackwell Grange Hotel - Unwind in the elegance of this beautiful and historic 17th century mansion, set in 15 acres of its woodland. The hotel has 110 en-suite bedrooms with all the facilities one would expect. The Havelock Restaurant is renowned for its excellent food and wines. Alternatively for a less formal atmosphere the Captain Cook's Bar is ideal with its superb views over the grounds. The hotel offers superb leisure facilities including indoor heated pool, spa pool, solarium, sauna and well equipped gymnasium.