The Hardwick Arms

Many people call upon The Hardwick Arms when they need pleasant accommodation and refined repast at the in-house restaurant before heading out from the village of Sedgefield into historic, bucolic North East England – Durham, Teesside and North Yorkshire. Many Stockton-on-Tees residents use Sedgefield as a staging post for such adventures, and when they book at The Hardwick Arms they are indeed reliving a crucial piece of British history. This hotel, pub and restaurant was built in 1750 to serve as a coaching inn on the London to Edinburgh route, and much of this is still in evidence. Dining on traditional British cuisine beneath dark, heavy wooden beams in sensitively restored surroundings is a treat for guests to the hotel and the public alike.