Ellison Hall Hebburn

General Information

Welcome to Ellison Hall. Acquired by the Ellison family, merchant adventurers of Newcastle, Ellison Hall (also known as Hebburn Hall) is a 17th-century stately manor house. Robert Ellison, Sheriff and Member of Parliament for Newcastle, and his descendant Henry Ellison added their own personal twists to the manor house to produce it the magnificent building that stands today. With time, the structure fell out of use as a residence and features since been used as a church, an infirmary and even a masonic temple. Newly, the structure features been roused from its slumber and renewed to its former glory; incorporating 7 huge suites. Combining a latest fashion with the buildings Grade II listed features; each wide suite is purposed and provided to the most high standards with impeccable taste. Fully fitted kitchens and spacious living districts with all mod-cons, including independent Wi-Fi I-net access, are as standard. Privately-owned off-street parking zone is available at no supplementary charge. The structure also privileges from its own privately-owned, communal park region. The suites are all obtainable on a nightly basis, with no minimum visit, making them perfect for both corporate customers and customers to the area who prefer that small bit more. At Ellison Hall customers profit from the commodity of a hotel while also enjoying the space and freedom of room living. Whether youre looking to show a visiting customer that you mean work, this could be the WOW factor you're searching for. With extremely competitive rates and discounts for stretched stays, no one is priced out of staying in this delightful stately home. ***Pets may be welcome with prior arrangement, please contact us directly for more data.