Accommodation
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The Chilton Lodge is conveniently located in rural surroundings with easy access to all city centres i.e.
Sunderland, Newcastle, Durham and Chester-le-Street, and is only minutes from the Metrocentre shopping mall.
The Chilton Lodge and Country Pub is a very comfortable hotel, offering high standard facilities to both the private and public sectors with ample car parking facilities. Recently refurbished to the highest standard, the Chilton Lodge is conveniently located in rural surroundings with easy access to all city centres i.e. Sunderland, Newcastle, Durham and Chester-le-Street, and is only minutes from the Metrocentre shopping mall. Whether it being in the comfortably appointed bar/lounge with its homely atmosphere or the popular Orangery Restaurant the Chilton Country Pub & Hotel is perfect for relaxed lunches, entertaining or just dinner for 2. The extensive menu includes traditional bar luncheon and suppers to A La Carte menus. We also serve vegetarian alternatives and have a special menu for "young diners". This is a popular location for Sunday Lunch and seasonal menus at Christmas. On offer too is a choice of fine wines carefully selected to compliment your meal. The Chilton Country Pub & Hotel has an enviable reputation for intimate dinner parties and large dinner dances for corporate and family celebrations alike. There are 25 bedrooms in the hotel, all en-suite, including 7 executive and 2 Bridal Suites. If you anticipate a number of guests will require accommodation, please advise
them to book with us as soon as possible, to avoid disappointment. The Chilton Country Pub & Hotel also has an excellent reputation for wedding receptions, for service, attention to detail and flexibility of your catering arrangements. As well as having an excellent choice of facilities, we are also located in delightful rural setting, surrounded by open fields on all four sides.
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