Where is Seaham Hall spa?
Seaham hall and Serenity spa is in the heart of the North East of England, a 15 minute drive from the historical cathedral city of Durham with direct links to all surrounding cities. The hotel and Spa is part of the Durham Heritage coastline with plenty of accessible parking, and a valet service for hotel residents. Tell us more about the rooms and facilities at Seaham Hall Hotel & Serenity Spa? Seaham Hall has 24 separately styled suites which each combine wonderful designs with exquisite furnishings to create indulgent, welcoming and genuinely lavish living spaces.
How much is afternoon tea at Seaham Hall?
There are 4 variants of afternoon tea, the options – The Duchess of Bedford, Chocolate, The Gentlemans all for £22 per person, with the more indulgent Duchess with Champagne at £32 per person. Tea for two at Cliveden – for £550. Von Essen’s Cliveden hotel has launched what it believes is the world’s most expensive afternoon tea – at a price tag of £550 per couple.A lot of afternoon teas I’ve seen are meant for at least two people, and are specifically priced for more than one person (especially if you go on a website like Groupon). Asking for a tea for one is going to get you at best, some funny looks or at worst, you’ll have to eat two peoples’ worth of scones and sandwiches.
What is the nearest train station to Seaham Hall?
The nearest railway station is Seaham, which is 1. Seaham Hall Hotel is approximately a 5-minute drive. If you require an accessible taxi this can be booked in advance, see contact information for details. It’s simple to reach Seaham Beach, in Seaham, by train. Simply hop on a train to Seaham station and then it’s just a 10 minute walk across the town. Seaham Beach in Seaham is a family favourite. To navigate the map with touch gestures double-tap and hold your finger on the map, then drag the map.Seaham is an industrial town built in the late Georgian, early Victorian period, combining elegant buildings with grid-iron housing arranged around the wide straight railway running eastwards to the harbour.