Mercure Kings Darlington, Pullman Suite
Kings Hotel, 9-12 Priestgate, Darlington, DL1 1NW -
Up to
60 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
About Venue
Our beautiful four star hotel sits in the heart of Darlington, looking out over the Pease statue and Market Square. With conference and event facilities, elegantly decorated rooms and our incredible ‘King’s Grill’ restaurant, our impressive Victorian property isi deally situated for business or pleasure. We are proud to be Darlington’s premier hotel and wedding and event venue .
THE PULLMAN
Our Pullman Suite is a beautifully appointed and versatile space that lends itself to both Conferences and Private Dining events. The period windows offer unrivalled views of the Town Centre and ensure plenty of natural daylight.
Capacity & Layout
Dining
up to 30
Theatre
up to 60
Boardroom
up to 36
Cabaret
up to 40
Classroom
up to 25
Food & Beverage
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Facilities & Amenities
Air conditioning
Disabled access
Public transport
Premises parking
Overnight accommodation
Audio & Visual
Conference phone
Projector & screen
Flipchart
WiFi
Space Rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 1 day before the event
Location
Reviews
- Annette FalkySeptember 2025
This hotel is fantastic. The staff, from the CEO Cheryl to the maintenance we’re all fantastic Maria (all round troubleshooter) and Nikki, Nigel, Vince, Kane, Oliver, Laura and Natalie Awesome people ❣️ The Housecleaning Staff and dining room staff and reception were all wonderful Food was lovely and we ate too much But this hotel is truly made because of the exceptional and fun staff Room was clean and spacious and comfortable too. Highly recommended
- Howard EvansSeptember 2025
Easy check in and a warm welcome at the Darlington Mercure Hotel. My room was clean, well maintained and perfect for my stay. Breakfast was good with plenty to choose from (nice and fresh) and staff at breakfast were lovely, and engaging with customers. Dinner was excellent (Sorry we all overwhelmed you as a group at the last minute) but you looked after us very well and kept us informed regarding timings from the kitchen - absolutely spot on and much appreciated! Dinner was delicious and cooked perfectly! Maid left my room spotless and well serviced on a daily basis! Check out was easy with keycard deposit box. A really pleasant stay and amazing staff throughout! A big 'well done' to the amazing staff at this hotel!
- David CarnochanAugust 2025
Great location in the city centre. Room fairy spacious with high ceiling (#429) - stayed 29/8/25 - 31/8/25 Decor throughout quite good and well maintained for standard of hotel. Bed very springy however and not that comfortable at all. Needs changing. Good selection of breakfast items and presented nicely. Also great coffee machine. Manual hot water dispenser is temperamental and it takes an age to dispense water for tea. Reception team friendly and very welcoming. However their knowledge of local electrical charging points is limited. Suggested Morrison car park 1.5 miles away when we found far closer points in local car park. Also when I asked about local things to do I was told "Drinking". Maybe it's a northern thing.... I don't know. Overall a good hotel and would consider it again. Thank you for your hospitality.
- Isla WilsonSeptember 2025
The hotel is in a good location however the restaurant isn't open for dinner but you can order food on Uber eats to the hotel. The rooms are fine but have a stuffy smell to them. Like they need a good air out. There is no AC which is probably why it is so stuffy feeling. Overall the hotel is fine but I wouldn't hurry back.
- Joe BanksSeptember 2025
Mercure might be a name synonymous with high-quality hotels, but this place is the family’s ugly, unloved stepchild. Yes, the staff are warm and friendly, but that’s where the comfort ends. The room is no bigger than a shoebox, colder than a butcher’s freezer, and the décor consists of threadbare carpets, chipped walls, and the unmistakable perfume of mould and sewage wafting in from the bathroom. I passed on Travelodge thinking I was upgrading — turns out I paid extra to be downgraded. The real tragedy? I’ve got to survive another night in this dilapidated, third-rate misery box. Book it for convenience if you must, but if you’re after quality, run like hell!
