The Josephine Room

The Origin of the Room’s Name

Langley Castle owes much of its restoration to Josephine D’Echarvines, the devoted wife of historian Cadwallader John Bates. After his passing in 1902, Josephine dedicated the next 30 years to completing his vision, transforming Langley Castle into the remarkable landmark it is today. She remained at the castle until her death in 1932 and is laid to rest within the grounds beside her husband. To honour his memory, she built a chapel at the top of the castle, with special permission from Pope Leo XIII. Today, visitors can experience this historic chapel as part of our Battlement Tour, where breathtaking views of the Northumberland countryside await.

LANGLEY CASTLE HOTEL

Feature Castle Rooms

THE DERWENTWATER ROOM

Spa Bath, Seating area around original fireplace, Writing desk, Sofa Bed

THE RADCLIFFE ROOM

Private Sauna, Window Seat, Sofa Bed, Sunken Circular Bath

THE GREENWICH ROOM

Hollywood Dressing room, Sofa bed, Window seat, Spacious bathroom,

THE TOWER ROOM

Original fireplace, Seating area, Walk-in rain shower, Set within the castle’s highest turret

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