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Golf, Go Ape and kids’ afternoon tea: Half-term family fun at Matfen Hall
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Five-star experiences don’t have to be just for adults to enjoy. At Matfen Hall your little ones can join in the fun too.
Add a bit of luxury into your half-term plans this year with a stay or visit to Matfen Hall.
Nestled in the heart of Northumberland countryside and set in over 300 acres of enchanting parkland and rich in heritage, this country hotel in Northumberland has a range of stunning rooms, plenty of dining destinations, a spa and fitness suite and a championship golf course.
From special offers to explore more of Northumberland, to a pool made for fun and relaxing – this magnificent country estate is the perfect base for an unforgettable family half-term break.
We’re talking a range of restaurants, in-suite gaming and access to an exciting tree-top adventure park making this historic hall the perfect holiday destination for guests of all ages.
But what we love is that Matfen Hall currently has an offer to let kids stay and eat free* over the October half-term – it would be rude not to.
*The kid’s free dining offer is available when staying over.
ENOUGH SPACE FOR SOME R & R
This half-term, enjoy the perfect family getaway at Matfen Hall, where space, privacy and quality time together are all part of the luxury experience. The family suites give you plenty of room to unwind, whether you choose a spacious room with bunk beds for the kids or interconnecting rooms that offer them a bit of independence while giving you peace of mind.
After a day of exploring Matfen Hall and Northumberland, cosy up in robes and slippers for a family movie night or unleash your competitive side with an Xbox Series X and games pass right in your room.
EXPLORE THE GROUNDS
With over 300 acres of stunning countryside right outside your door, Matfen Hall’s historic estate is yours to enjoy and discover.
Challenge the family to some traditional garden games or take a walk on the wild side with the interactive garden trail. Follow the QR codes to uncover fun flower facts and dive into the fascinating history of the estate.
CHILD-FRIENDLY DINING OPTIONS
Matfen Hall offers a wide selection of dining experiences tailored to every palate, including options for those little picky eaters and can provide activity packs for the table.
Enjoy relaxed dining in Cloisters Restaurant and a dedicated children’s menu in the recently opened The Keepers Restaurant, set in the Parkland estate and featuring wood-fired pizzas from an authentic outdoor kitchen.
And for a truly indulgent experience, sit down to enjoy Britain’s tastiest traditions with a children’s afternoon tea to enjoy delicate sandwiches, scones and desserts in the elegant Drawing Room.
TIME TO REFRESH
Make the most of your time at Matfen Hall by taking advantage of the fantastic facilities. Head to The Retreat, Matfen Hall’s spa, and dive into the sunlit pool for a refreshing reset. With family-friendly swim times, everyone can join in the fun. Enjoy a morning dip between 8-10am to kickstart your day or unwind after exploring from 5-7pm.
MAKE GOLF FUN FOR EVERYONE
The Golf Lab located in The Keepers Lodge, features a cutting-edge simulator studio that your whole family will love. Play virtual rounds on world-famous courses or have a fun family penalty shoot-out.
And don’t miss the driving range, where you can take on family-friendly games like Angry Birds using TopTracer technology. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re a golf pro or want to try something new this half-term.
PERSONALISE YOUR STAY WITH FAMILY ACTIVITIES
From horse riding to falconry displays and golf lessons to Go Ape adventures – the team is there to assist you by booking your experiences making it you’re stay is stress-free, fun and personal to your family.
Matfen Hall, Matfen Village, Northumberland NE20 0RH
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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