Host & Stay is an award-winning holiday let management company, with a beautiful selection of holiday homes across the UK. Featuring cosy cottages by the sea, striking apartments in the city and unique stays in the countryside, our properties will certainly inspire. Whether you’re planning a family-friendly getaway, a romantic retreat, a solo adventure or a dog-friendly break, you’ll find the perfect place to stay when exploring our collection of homes.

Waterside offers a charming two-bedroom apartment nestled in the heart of Durham. Enjoy breathtaking views of the River Wear and Framwellgate Bridge from the expansive balcony that spans the width of the apartment. Experience the perfect blend of peace and convenience, with a secure and private retreat just a stone's throw from the vibrant town centre. Whether you’re travelling as a group of friends or with family or even for business stays, this is the perfect getaway for up to four guests. Host & Stay are committed to our owners so that their homes are protected during bookings. For this reason, we require all of our guests to transfer a Damage Waiver (subject to an administration charge), or to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver.

Waterside is perfectly located in the centre of Durham with many attractions just a stone's throw away. Named ‘One of the Best Cities in the World to Visit in 2020’ by The Independent and voted ‘The Best City in the UK’ by Condé Nast’s Traveller magazine readers, the beautiful city is packed with history and charm. It has the perfect blend of mediaeval heritage and a modern, vibrant feel. The cobbled streets are peppered with restaurants, bars, pubs and shops. Take a leisurely stroll near the River Wear which continues past Durham Cathedral and the 900-year-old Durham Castle. Enjoy lovely views of River Wear and Framwellgate Bridge just from the comfort of our huge balcony that runs the width of the apartment. Waterside is only a 9-minute walk from Durham Cathedral, one of the most spectacular historic sites in the area. Constructed between 1103 and 1133, this towering building is a shining example of Norman architecture. The cathedral is now the oldest surviving building with a stone vaulted ceiling of such a large scale.