Hedgefield House offers guest accommodation in a unique setting with friendly, personal, caring service.

The house is situated in Ryton, on the edge of Northumberland, two miles from A1M, two miles from Gateshead Metro Centre and four miles from Newcastle City Centre, with its beautiful architecture, ground breaking theatre and vibrant musical entertainment.
Hedgefield House has a colourful history, prior to being used as a bed and breakfast. Hedgefield House dates back to 1804, with documented evidence that it was the first home in Britain to have a telephone installed.
In 1877, the inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, made the first experimental telephone call to an underground site, the local coal mine.
Near to Hedgefield House, in Ryton, Blaydon and Throckley, there is a wide choice of restaurants.

This hotel is the best I have ever stayed in. The outside was like something out of pride and prejudice.
Gemma B - Grimsby
The breakfast hall is open Monday to Friday 7.30am to 8.30am and Saturday and Sunday 7.30am to 9.15am.
We serve a lavish continental buffet breakfast with a variety of cereals, yogurts fresh fruits, toast and croissant.
Hedgefield House is set in 4 acres of award winning gardens and is situated on the edge of the Northumbria countryside, yet only minutes from the bustling city.
Guests are welcome to use the gym between 10.00am and 8.00pm and is limited to over 18s.
It is kitted with free weights and aerobic equipment. Use is free of charge.
We have broadband Internet with Wi-fi connection throughout the hotel. Use is free of charge.
Please ask a member of staff if you wish to use the private sauna. It is available from 10am and 8pm. There is a small charge for this service.
Massages can be arranged with a professional male masseur. *Please give prior notice if required.
On site parking is available free of charge to all guests.
Hedgefield House is a fully access approved bed and breakfast.
