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Side view of 14th century Langley Castle Hotel, in Langley-on-Tyne, Northumberland, shown in the snow, with the contemporary Glass Pavilion prominent.

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Langley Castle Hotel, Northumberland, in the snow, with a shot looking up at the castle from the extensive grounds.

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Northumberland-based, 14th century, Langley Castle Hotel in the snow, as viewed from the front gate.

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Laura Mooney checks doggy guest 'George' into Langley Castle Hotel, where Covid-19 Pooch Smooch screens have been installed to make sure the venue stays as dog-friendly as ever.

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Kevin Robson of Ancient Britain, at Sycamore Gap, Northumberland - a tour guide ready to let Langley Castle Hotel's guests explore Hadrian's Wall and Roman and Celt history to the full.

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Kevin Robson of Ancient Britain, at Sycamore Gap, Northumberland - a tour guide ready to let Langley Castle Hotel's guests explore Hadrian's Wall and Roman and Celt history to the full.

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Doggy guest 'George' checks into 4-star Langley Castle Hotel, Northumberland, where Covid-19 safety was depriving the dog-friendly venue of doggy hugs, until a pooch smooch screen was deployed.

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Doggy guest 'George' checks into 4-star Langley Castle Hotel, Northumberland, where Covid-19 safety was depriving the dog-friendly venue of doggy hugs, until a pooch smooch screen was deployed. Also s...

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Doggy guest 'George' checks into 4-star Langley Castle Hotel, Northumberland, where Covid-19 safety was depriving the dog-friendly venue of doggy hugs, until a pooch smooch screen was deployed.

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Doggy guest 'George' checks into 4-star Langley Castle Hotel, Northumberland, where Covid-19 safety was depriving the dog-friendly venue of doggy hugs, until a pooch smooch screen was deployed. Also s...

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Langley Castle with bridal floral arch leading from the gardens and woodland area.

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Couple on bench in the Langley Castle grounds, facing the front entrance of the 1350 castle.

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Aerial view of Langley Castle, Northumberland, potentially England's most authentic, fortified medieval castle hotel

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Bathroom of Derwentwater Room at Langley Castle, Northumberland, UK

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Bathroom of the Radcliffe Room at Langley Castle Hotel

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Window seat at Langley Castle Hotel, set into the seven-feet-thick walls of the 1350 castle.

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Bridal couple at Langley Castle Hotel in Northumberland

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Couple in Game of Thrones bridal setting at Langley Castle Hotel

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Couple in raised window seat at Langley Castle Hotel

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Bridal couple on the battlements at Langley Castle Hotel

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Couple at the drawing room window at Langley Castle Hotel

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Couple on the throne chairs, in front of the drawing room window at Langley Castle

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Dr Stuart Madnick (centre), owner of Langley Castle and Baron of Langley since 2007, when he reunited the castle with a title stripped away by the Crown in the mid-18th Century as punishment for its...

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The Radcliffe Room at medieval, fortified English castle hotel, Langley Castle, built in 1350 and located in Langley-on-Tyne, in the northern border county of Northumberland. The name is taken from t...

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