Your Stay
Wedding Stays
Start the celebrations early, at Healey Hall!
Healey offers elegant accommodation for wedding parties who want to stay, celebrate, and wake up together. The Hall and cottages are arranged around the courtyard, creating a private village feel where guests can move easily between rooms, kitchens, and gathering spaces.
From charming cottages to beautifully appointed bedrooms in the Hall, every space is relaxed, welcoming, and quietly luxurious-perfect for unwinding after the celebrations or gathering before.
Whether it’s an intimate celebration or a lively weekend with loved ones, Healey provides space to connect, places to retreat, and every comfort considered so that your stay flows effortlessly.
Leisure Stays
Healey is the perfect base for family gatherings, celebrations, or a quiet countryside escape. Stroll to nearby villages, wander the rolling hills, or simply unwind in the Hall’s inviting rooms and cosy corners.
Whether it’s a relaxed weekend with friends or a joyful family celebration, Healey offers room to unwind, places to gather, and all the thoughtful comforts that make your stay feel effortless.
Corporate Stays
Healey also welcomes small corporate groups seeking privacy, space, and focus. The Hall and cottages offer flexible meeting areas, overnight accommodation, and bespoke dining, ideal for leadership retreats and team off-sites.
Our grand dining room provides the perfect environment for group meetings. For quiet focus or informal meetings, guests can also make use of our library study or sitting room with a log fire.
Enhance your stay
At Healey Hall, your experience is at the heart of everything we do. To make your weekend truly memorable, we offer a selection of curated activities:
Cocktail masterclasses
Private chef & cooking experiences
Yoga retreats
Whether you’re learning a new skill, indulging in food and drink, or simply unwinding, each experience can be tailored to your stay.
Enquire about prices and availability today!
Local Walks
Healey Hall is nestled in the heart of Northumberland’s rolling hills, in a tranquil and secluded setting that makes it a true walker’s haven. From peaceful local paths to more adventurous routes, there’s something for every pace, with easy access to the Tyne Valley, surrounding woodlands, and the historic remains of Hadrian’s Wall.
Derwent Reservoir: Located just south of Healey, this reservoir offers a popular 9.4-mile shoreline circuit from Pow Hill Country Park, as well as shorter 3.8-mile loops through natural bog habitats.
Slaley Forest: Nearby Slaley Forest features smooth, accessible trails perfect for both casual walking and mountain biking, with routes starting from nearby Slaley Hall.
Hexham Abbey Grounds & The Sele: A short drive away in Hexham, these formal gardens and woodland areas offer a more manicured and gentle walking experience.
While Healey Hall is nestled in the countryside, it is within easy reach of some of the most dramatic and best-preserved sections of Hadrian's Wall.
The Sill & Sycamore Gap: Roughly a 30-minute drive away, The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre serves as a gateway to the famous Sycamore Gap and the steep, scenic Peel Crags.
Corbridge Roman Town: Even closer to the property, the remains of this ancient supply base provide insight into Roman life behind the wall.
Vindolanda: This active archaeological site is renowned for its world-class museum and the famous Vindolanda tablets, offering a deep dive into the daily lives of Roman soldiers.
Home Entertainment
For quieter moments, enjoy our grand piano, unwind with classic board games, or simply curl up in one of the Hall’s cosy corners. Every space is designed to bring people together while allowing moments of calm.
Local Pubs & Dining
The nearby villages host several highly regarded country pubs known for their seasonal Northumbrian fare and cozy atmospheres.
The Feathers Inn in Hedley on the Hill is a multi-award-winning gastropub, celebrated for its locally sourced heritage meats and its popular Saturday morning bakehouse.
The Rose & Crown in Slaley is a charming Grade II listed village pub dating back to 1675, offering traditional home-cooked dishes and a welcoming beer garden.
The Wellington Hotel in Riding Mill provides a classic rural pub experience with roaring fires and a large beer garden, serving as a great starting or ending point for local rambles.
The Valley is a popular local favourite for vibrant, authentic Indian dishes served in a relaxed setting.
The Black Bull is a traditional village pub with a cosy atmosphere and a menu of classic, well-executed British dishes.
The Lord Crewe Arms is a beautifully restored historic inn, set within a former abbey, offering atmospheric interiors and elevated pub-style dining.
White Monk Tea Room is a quaint tearoom in the heart of the village, perfect for coffee, homemade cakes, and light lunches.
Bouchon Bistrot is a much-loved French bistro known for its warm, intimate setting and classic, hearty dishes.
Vercelli is a stylish Italian restaurant serving fresh pasta and modern Italian favourites in a relaxed setting.
Beaumont Hotel Restaurant offers a more refined dining experience, with seasonal menus that showcase high-quality local ingredients.
Whether you’re planning a relaxed lunch, a celebratory dinner, or a quiet afternoon tea, these local gems make it easy to enjoy the region’s flavours.
