Beautiful 18th Century Hotel situated in the most picturesque village next to a Saxon Church whilst overlooking the village green and only 6 miles from famous Barnard Castle. The 14 bedrooms are split between the Main House, Courtyard and Monks Cottage and are a traditional design.
- 18th Century Inn in the picture postcard village of Romaldkirk
- AA top 200 UK hotel
- Traditional bar & lounge area
- Close to Barnard Castle
- Dog friendly (no charge)
- Elegant country bedrooms with soft furnishings
- Explore the spectacular Co.Durham countryside
Special Offers
The following offers are showing provisional availability*.
SMTWTFS
Available: Now
Teesdale Luxury Break
Stay in a Superior room and receive:
- Tea and scones for two on arrival (value £10 pp)
- 3 course a la carte dinner for two each evening in the Oak Panelled Restaurant (value £32.50 pp)
- Full English breakfast for two daily
2 night stay
Package Price: £190 per person per stay (based on two sharing) £380 per room
3 night stay
Package Price: £285 per person per stay (based on two sharing) £570 per room
4 night stay
Package Price: £380 per person per stay (based on two sharing) £760 per room
SMTWTFS
Available: Now
Dinner Bed & Breakfast
Stay in a Superior room and receive:
- 3 course a la carte dinner for two each evening in the Oak Panelled Restaurant (value £32.50 pp)
- Full English breakfast for two
1 night stay
Package Price: £110 per person per stay (based on two sharing) £220 per room
2 night stay
Package Price: £220 per person per stay (based on two sharing) £440 per room
3 night stay
Package Price: £330 per person per stay (based on two sharing) £660 per room
All of the above prices include all taxes / service fees.
* Offers showing provisional availability are subject to confirmation with the hotel and availability is not guaranteed. No funds will be taken from your card until the booking is confirmed, which will usually be within a few hours.
Offers showing instant availability are live and will be confirmed immediately.
Facilities at The Rose and Crown at Romaldkirk
The hotel oozes with character with open fire places, wibbly wobbly walls, oak beams, it is a truly unique property and with only 14 rooms each guest feels special. The rooms have undergone a refurbishment in 2014 and still retain original features with modern amenities. Being in such a picturesque village the church is known as 'The Cathedral of the Dale' and still on the village green are the stocks and water pumps from days gone by.
The restaurant is known in the area and has been awarded some of the top awards yet the food is homely rather than fussy and the hotel endeavors to source as many ingredients as possible from local suppliers.
Home truths
- The rooms are split between the main house and the mews cottages to the rear.
- The general lounge areas and bar are very rustic and country.
Good to know
- Hotel check-in time: 3:00 PM
- Hotel check-out time: 11:00 AM
Parking Facilities
Complimentary parking facilities
Disabled Access
Accessible rooms are available on a request basis and there is access to all public areas
There is no lift at this hotel.
Ground floor rooms in the Courtyard
Child Policy
Childrens menus are available. Under 7's are permitted in the bar and dining room up until 8 pm.
Dogs Policy
Dogs are welcome in the majority of rooms, they are free of charge to stay and welcome in the bar but not the restaurant
The Rooms at The Rose and Crown at Romaldkirk
Superior
OPL guests receive the Superior rooms at The Rose & Crown. These rooms are either situated in the main house or the popular courtyard building behind. The main house rooms are generally a bit more traditional, with the courtyard superior rooms having a bit more of a contemporary style.
All rooms are spacious and individually furnished with ensuite bath & shower facilities
The Rose and Crown at Romaldkirk - Superior room
Restaurant
The menu is influenced by the seasons and ingredients that are local to the area. Their food has been recognised with Taste Durham Highest Quality Assured & Local Champion accolades. You can enjoy lunch and dinner in the relaxed setting of our bar area... oak settles, antique chairs, rural nick-nacks and an open fire create a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere.
The Rose & Crown also serve dinner and Sunday lunch in the delightful oak panelled restaurant which has all of the charm and character that you would hope to find in a quintessential dale's inn.
There is an excellent selection of over sixty wines from both the New and Old World as well as real ales, continental largers and over a dozen malt whiskies including a strong showing from Islay.
Opening Times
Breakfast
0700 - 0900
Lunch
1200 - 1400
Dinner
1900 - 2030
Dress Code
Smart Casual
The Rose and Crown at Romaldkirk Location
Map & Directions
Address
Barnard Castle
County Durham
DL12 9EB
Complimentary parking facilities
How to get here
rom Barnard Castle either take B6277 at the bottom of the town by the river (cross bridge out of town and turn right) OR turn left onto B6278 at top of the town (past GlaxoWellcome factory); after approx 5 miles turn left at Eggleston onto B6281, down over bridge and turn left at top of hill following road into Romaldkirk village. From North or south on A1, exit at Scotch Corner and head West on A66 towards Brough/Penrith. Ignore the first turning to Barnard Castle (at Greta Bridge) but take second turning right onto B6277. At traffic lights by the bridge/ White Swan Pub continue straight ahead on B6277 passing through Lartington, Cotherstone and then into Romaldkirk village. The hotel is on the right on the middle green. From South on M6; Exit at junction 38 (Tebay) and follow A685 through Kirkby Stephen to Brough. At Brough turn right under bridge onto A66 and continue east to Bowes. Exit onto A67 to Barnard Castle. Turn immediately left again onto a minor road signposted to Cotherstone. Continue on this road over Cotherstone moor to village. Turn left at T-Junction and continue through village and on to Romaldkirk (next village). From the North on M6; Exit at junction 40 (Penrith) and head East on A66 past Appleby-in-Westmorland, Brough and then follow directions as above when approaching Bowes
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Location & Local Attractions
rom Barnard Castle either take B6277 at the bottom of the town by the river (cross bridge out of town and turn right) OR turn left onto B6278 at top of the town (past GlaxoWellcome factory); after approx 5 miles turn left at Eggleston onto B6281, down over bridge and turn left at top of hill following road into Romaldkirk village. From North or south on A1, exit at Scotch Corner and head West on A66 towards Brough/Penrith. Ignore the first turning to Barnard Castle (at Greta Bridge) but take second turning right onto B6277. At traffic lights by the bridge/ White Swan Pub continue straight ahead on B6277 passing through Lartington, Cotherstone and then into Romaldkirk village. The hotel is on the right on the middle green. From South on M6; Exit at junction 38 (Tebay) and follow A685 through Kirkby Stephen to Brough. At Brough turn right under bridge onto A66 and continue east to Bowes. Exit onto A67 to Barnard Castle. Turn immediately left again onto a minor road signposted to Cotherstone. Continue on this road over Cotherstone moor to village. Turn left at T-Junction and continue through village and on to Romaldkirk (next village). From the North on M6; Exit at junction 40 (Penrith) and head East on A66 past Appleby-in-Westmorland, Brough and then follow directions as above when approaching Bowes
The Rose and Crown at Romaldkirk Reviews
- 20 reviews
- Member since 2014
County Durham, DL12 9EB
we needed a well earned rest and the rose and crown certainly provided it!
Fantastic Country Hotel
My girlfriend and I stayed one night here and absolutely loved it. The setting is idyllic and the countryside around and walks available are fantastic which means there is a lot to do. The staff were all very friendly and helpful and the food in the restaurant was also brilliant.
Everything about our stay was great and couldn't have asked for more!
Relaxing break
Very nice hotel in a beautiful small village. Nothing else going on there so have to eat and drink in the hotel. We stayed for 2 nights and would have liked to see a couple of different options on the menu. Just a small booked to eat at 7.30 on both evenings and by the time it came to dessert on both evenings our first choice was sold out!!
A pleasant stay allround
The overall experience was relaxing and enjoyable.The missing tv remote control limited our viewing
to the bedroom rather than the lounge area for which we had paid extra. This shoulde have been spotted when the room was prepared. Fortunately the fine weather mitigated this loss of amenity.
Traditional English Inn
Warm & welcoming, classy but not pretentious is how I'd describe this comfortable inn. Our room was very comfortable; everything you needed was there. The location, in this old village is perfect for a getaway at any time of year. We dined in the restaurant where the service & standard of the food was excellent. Afterwards, we relaxed in the cosy bar, with its roaring fire & traditional furniture.
Birthday bash
Hi my wife and I had a lovely stay on her birthday the meal was excellent and so was the breakfast, the staff were very efficient and helpful we would definitely stay there if in the area
Very Good Stay
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