Staff and clubhouse very good food also ....But £ 4.80 a pint a bit much ...so we had a trip into yarm for better value .Why dont these resorts clue up and make the price of beer more affordable then we would not have moved from the bar
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At 7,897 yards from the tips, Rockliffe Hall stands as Europe's longest golf course. The stunning 300 acre country estate on the banks of the River Tees sets the stage for the phenomenal layout, which was devised by Marc Westenborg, whose past projects include the Old Course in Vilamoura and Royal Birkdale.
With five distinct sets of tees, the golf course is set up to welcome golfers of all standards, and the hand cut greens promise to be some of the best in northern England. A comprehensive practice facility and golf academy, complete with 300 yard range, allows golfers to sharpen their skills, while the 14,000 sq. foot clubhouse that overlooks the final green is a luxury 19th hole with a relaxed atmosphere for the discerning golfer.
Each unique room at Rockliffe Hall overlooks scenic countryside. With free Wi-Fi access, guests also have state-of-the-art TV, audio and luxury Villeroy & Boch bathrooms.
There's also the option of the fabulous Woodland Mews Luxury Holiday Cottages which offer guests the chance to experience all the benefits of a luxury resort, from the privacy of their own 4-bedroomed luxury country home. Guests can choose to dine in one of the hotels 3 restaurants, make use of their spacious kitchen & dining facilities, or have one of Rockliffe Hall's top chefs come and prepare a 3 course meal for them in their property.
The luxury spa has a range of thermal bathing treatments and therapy rooms including the Rasul Mud room. There is a 20-metre pool, hydro pool and sound-wave therapy beds.
The flagship 4AA Rosette Orangery restaurant is located in the heart of the beautiful, Victorian Old Hall offering a la carte and tasting menus brought to you by executive chef Richard Allen and his team with emphasis on a unique food journey. Guests can also experience a walk-in wine cellar and the Cocktail Bar. The resort also features the welcoming Brasserie – located on the first floor, offering a tasty menu created using high quality, local produce. The Clubhouse, with its menu featuring British classics such as fish and chips or succulent steak has stunning views across the world-class golf course.
Staff and clubhouse very good food also ....But £ 4.80 a pint a bit much ...so we had a trip into yarm for better value .Why dont these resorts clue up and make the price of beer more affordable then we would not have moved from the bar
Everything about the hotel was excellent, except the ridiculous prices for food and drinks. £32 a bottle for wine and £35 for a fish dish which was delicious but £10 over our allowance for one course. £4.50 for a flat white coffee. We won’t be returning. We like value for money.
Rockliffe Hall Hotel is breathtaking. The New House rooms a delight and the Tiplady Rooms a joy to stay in. Can't fault one thing. The staff are friendly and helpful. Food is just top class too. We will return next year for our golf trip that goes without saying, thank you.
We stayed in the new hall and were kindly upgraded to a room we have used before. Totally excellent hotel with exceptional staff that always look after you well.
All round 5star accommodation and facilities
Rockcliffe Hall is a brilliant place to go for a special golf break, whether you are a golfer or not. The staff are very friendly, helpful and efficient and the rooms were spacious and of a very high standard. The leisure area is one of the best I have been to - you could spend hours there...and we did!
The golf course was quite challenging but a superb course to play for players of all skill levels and it will only get better as it matures. Word of advice would be to steer clear of the back tees which stretch the course to be the longest in Europe! There was also a covered range with free balls and a great practice area.
Thank for your help with the booking – one of the best golf breaks we have ever taken and for next to nothing!
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Bunkers a mess not been raked for days greens very long fairways needed cut just not we are used to at Rockcliffe hall. And for an xtra £5.00 could have gone to Close House. Although warned that some light work had been done on the greens the week before we think it could have been better presented .
A rather boring course with not a lot of variety. We like to walk but too long for that at our age.
Brilliant course. I should have put down 'hard' but that was because of 'our' golf standard, ha! Greens superb, fairways manicured to perfection, the layout is superb, bunkers nicely placed . . grrrr!! Special mention to Andy, the starter, smashing fella. Thank you Paul Gartland from YourGolfTravel.
The course plays longer at this time of year,but is a good layout with many challenging holes. Our second day was superb as the weather was almost tropical for the north east,enjoyed the course and staff were very good as well.
Amazing break from start to finish . Staff and facilities were 5star. Highly recommend you stay and play here
Superb
Rockcliffe Hall is a brilliant place to go for a special golf break, whether you are a golfer or not. The staff are very friendly, helpful and efficient and the rooms were spacious and of a very high standard. The leisure area is one of the best I have been to - you could spend hours there...and we did!
The golf course was quite challenging but a superb course to play for players of all skill levels and it will only get better as it matures. Word of advice would be to steer clear of the back tees which stretch the course to be the longest in Europe! There was also a covered range with free balls and a great practice area.
Thank for your help with the booking – one of the best golf breaks we have ever taken and for next to nothing!
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