Langley Castle Hotel Location
Map & Directions
Address
Langley
Hexham
Northumberland
NE47 5LU
There is complimentary car parking for 60 cars.
Electric Vehicle charging: There are 3 EV charge points - 2 x Tesla and 1 x universal provided free of charge. They are not high-speed chargers
How to get here
By Car
From East: A69 from Newcastle for 30 miles, turn left onto A686 signposted Langley Castle Hotel.
From West: A69 from Carlisle for 40 miles to Haydon Bridge, turn right onto A686 signposted Langley Castle Hotel. Follow road for about 2 miles. Castle is on right after sharp left bend
From South-West: Junction 40 M6, for Penrith. A686 to Alston, then Hexham then Haydon Bridge. 2 miles after Carts Bog pub, castle on left. This is a scenic route but has some sharp bends!
OR continue north and leave M6 at junction 43 and follow the A69 to Haydon Bridge turn right onto A686 signposted Langley Castle Hotel. Follow road for about 2 miles. Castle is on right after sharp left bend
If you have a SatNav or GPS device - Castle Post Code: NE47 5LU
By Train
Hexham (taxis available from station) or Haydon Bridge (local taxis available) from Newcastle or Carlisle. Newcastle is approx 3hrs from London by train.
By Air
Air: 30 minute drive from Newcastle airport.
By Public Transport
There are public transport links that run to Haydon Bridge and surrounding areas.
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Location & Local Attractions
There are a variety of places to visit in and around Langley Castle. Discover the wonders of Hexham Abbey, head to Carlisle to visit the Tullie House Museum, Carlisle Castle, Carlisle Cathedral and Military Museum, or explore Northumberland's spectacular coastline - perhaps visiting Lindisfarne. Other activities can be arranged including golf, cycling, fishing, photography, game shooting and a variety of outdoor activities in and around Langley Castle.
Langley Castle lies just a short drive from Hadrian's Wall. Explore a section of the Wall at Cawfields, or head to Roman Vindolanda, where a current excavation is underway. You can also visit forts further afield.
Langley Castle has its own 0.7-mile walking route around the grounds and other longer routes that guests can follow, covering 1.8 miles (2.9km), 4.5 miles (7.2km) and 5.5 miles (8.9km). Ask at reception for a full copy of the southern section of the John Martin Trail leaflet, which covers 11 miles in total, but which can be broken down into shorter routes.
Northumberland's only racecourse is right on Langley's doorstep and is one of the most scenic in England, with various steeplechase race meetings scheduled each year.
