Images revealed of new £5m luxury hotel set to open in North Yorkshire by spring

A luxury hotel aimed at Yorkshire’s coastal communities is to open by spring, its owners have said, potentially driving £2m a year to the region’s tourism economy.
By Ruby Kitchen
Published 27th Sep 2020, 06:00 BST
Sandburn Hall Hotel. Image: Lizzie Tulip Landscape & Garden Design.Sandburn Hall Hotel. Image: Lizzie Tulip Landscape & Garden Design.
Sandburn Hall Hotel. Image: Lizzie Tulip Landscape & Garden Design.

Sandburn Hall, a golf resort on the outskirts of York close to the A64, aims to open as a hotel early next year following a £5m investment in the family-owned 1,000 acre estate.

It will have 40 bedrooms, including two luxury suites, with balconies overlooking its landscaped lakes and gardens.

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The estate, developed by the late Mike Hogg, already has an 18-hole championship golf course, function hall and restaurant.

Sandburn Hall Hotel. Image: Lizzie Tulip Landscape & Garden Design.Sandburn Hall Hotel. Image: Lizzie Tulip Landscape & Garden Design.
Sandburn Hall Hotel. Image: Lizzie Tulip Landscape & Garden Design.

Hotel director James Hogg, continuing the family legacy, said a natural design for the hotel laid at the heart of its development.

“We’re really crafting a brand new countryside hotel using fantastic raw materials such as the natural green oak beams which frame our triple-height lobby,” he said.

“We’re merging traditional and contemporary, with some of the rooms having exposed brick, and the whole building will be an echo to the trademark design of our existing meetings and weddings area, the Grand Function Hall, and Tykes restaurant.”

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Main entrance lobby of the Sandburn Hall Hotel with crafted natural oak frame. Design: Rachel McLaneMain entrance lobby of the Sandburn Hall Hotel with crafted natural oak frame. Design: Rachel McLane
Main entrance lobby of the Sandburn Hall Hotel with crafted natural oak frame. Design: Rachel McLane

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