Located in Northhumberland Belsay Hall and Gardens are a jewel in the norths crown of many castles houses and Abbey's. We found Belsay Hall a most restfull day out. We visited the Hall on a very nice sunny day and everything was to our Satisfaction. Disabled parking is very close to the hall and its access is very good .... More

House very interesting and the gardens are beautiful More

Normally places like this only keep us entertained for an hour or so but this place kept us there for 4 hours. There are some good walks and the tea rooms are ace. We had lunch and afternoon tea there. The main house is unfurnished which was a caveat placed on the house being given to English Heritage by the... More

grounds great and second building, main house very nice but bare More

Although the hall is unfurnished, you can see the attractive architecture and the lovely viiews from the windows, and get a sense of what living here may have been like 100 years ago. The stone for the hall was quarried about 100 yards away and the old quarry has been transformed into a dramatic, sheltered garden with paths leading to... More

Belsay is more than just "an old House". It's a trip through one family's history and ambitions. There's the Medieval castle - telling us about the danger of Scots raiding parties and a dangerous life on a dangerous border. Attached to that is the Tudor house, which the family moved into when things calmed down a bit, and there's the... More

Belsay is a perfect place to visit on a warm summer's day when you want a break from city life. However you will need some form of transport to get there-preferably a car as buses will be few and far between and would drop you at the entrance to this vast estate which would the entail about a 3 mile... More

Belsay Hall is full of amazing flowers a scenery. You should go if you can you wont reget it. More

this is just the thing if you like old houses, coffee shops and flowers, come along and see. on a hot day is would b.e best. More