Bentley and Rolls Royce drivers checked in for a luxurious countryside escape at Headlam Hall…
Headlam Hall, a discerning 17th-century country-house hotel, recently provided a luxurious retreat for two of the UK’s most exclusive car clubs: the Bentley Driver’s Club and the Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club. Both groups stayed for three nights, using the historic setting as a base for their daily drives to local attractions.
The clubs’ excursions included visits to the Beamish Museum and the Locomotion Museum at Shildon for its 200-year anniversary celebrations. As a place where historic character blends with modern comforts, Headlam Hall is an ideal destination for these enthusiasts.
The hotel’s facilities lend themselves well to such groups, offering 38 individually designed bedrooms, private dining for up to 80 people in the Coach House, and ample parking, with the option to use the front courtyard for private vehicle displays.
This year alone, Headlam Hall has hosted approximately eight different car clubs, reflecting its growing reputation as a preferred venue for automotive gatherings.
Thomas Robinson, Headlam Hall director, said: “We are delighted to have hosted these prestigious clubs. Headlam Hall’s secluded setting in the Durham Dales offers the perfect blend of luxury and convenience, with easy access to the region’s beautiful roads and attractions. Furthermore, as a classic car owner and enthusiast myself I love to see interesting vehicles in our car parks and to chat with the owners.”
To take advantage of this opportunity and for bookings or more information, visit headlamhall.co.uk.
