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Welcome to the String of Horses; a traditional Coaching Inn set in one of the most beautiful and historic areas of Britain; near the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hadrian's Wall; The Lake District and the Scottish Borders. Though acclaimed for its yesteryear ambience; The String of Horses looks after its guests in 21st Century Style.With its oak beams and panelling; open fires and gleaming brassware; it's no wonder the String of Horses has provided a warm welcome to so many visitors from all over the world for more than 350 years. Below you can learn a little of the history of this traditional Cumbrian inn. 1659 was perhaps not a particularly good time to establish an inn - with Cromwell but recently dead and his son Richard installed as Lord Protector. Wracked by Civil War and religious conflict; England was neither united nor a kingdom. Even so; merchants still traded; commerce still persisted and people still travelled; stopping off to rest at rural taverns where the ale would refresh; the fayre satisfy; the beds soothe - and a new string of horses could be harnessed to the long-distance stagecoach. Thus was born The String of Horses Inn; a haven for travellers then; and still the same all these centuries later: a place where the ambience of yesteryear combines with the very best of today. Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Regrettably; we cannot accept pets. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1400 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Brookside Villa is a stunning Victorian villa on the outskirts of Gilsland village. We are located in the heart of Hadrians Wall Country and only 5 minutes away from the best preserved section of the wall.

We are on the border of Cumbria and the Northumberland National Park, less than 0.5 miles from the Roman sites of Birdoswald and Willowford. Also nearby is Vindolanda, a historic roman fort and museum. We make an excellent base for walking the Wall. Walkers and Cyclists are made very welcome. We are on the line of Cycle Route 72 coast to coast route.

Brookside has been awarded 4 stars by Visit Britain and the AA and is proud of itsHighly Commended Award. Beautifully prepared dinners and snacks are available from an extensive menu.

. Please ask about our Shuttle Package for Trail walkers.

No chintz. No fussy frills. No doilies.WI-FI Internet is available

Whether you're walking Hadrian's Wall or just looking for a good bed and breakfast, b&b or pub/restaurant in our part of Cumbria, you can be assured of a warm welcome at The Centurion Inn.Situated at the south-western edge of the village, with unbroken views across the Irthing Valley to Cold Fell, the highest peak in the northern Pennines, is the family run Centurion Inn, or, colloquially, ?Watton Pub?!The inn has served the area since the late 18th century and remains at the very core of village life, playing host to the Post Office as well as to local darts and dominoes teams, etc. It was known as The Black Bull as recently as 1974 when it was discovered that part of the building stood on the actual route of Hadrian's Wall. A Roman connection beckoned and The Centurion came into being. Sympathetically modernised over the years the building still maintains the look and feel of a centuries-old inn.

Tantallon House bed and breakfast accommodation, located on the border of Cumbria and Northumberland, overlooks the longest unbroken stretch of Hadrian's Wall. We offer a peaceful getaway spot and an ideal gateway to the many places of interest in this area. As a family-run business in a rural community, we aim to run our bed and breakfast accommodation in an environmentally friendly way, thereby promoting sustainable tourism. This includes everyday energy reduction and the encouragement of local wildlife.

Sands House offers excellent Guest Accommodation in Brampton; the heart of Hadrians Wall country. A charming historic building Sands House maintains many of its original features.Sands House is situated within half a mile of the centre of the historic and picturesque market town of Brampton. Just North of the English Lake District yet within 10 miles of the Scottish border; so many places are within easy reach. Brampton is at the heart of Hadrian's Wall country. Birdoswald Roman Fort is a few miles away. Hadrian's Cycleway passes our door and we have secure storage for cycles. For walkers we can pick you up and drop you off at various places on Hadrian's Wall.Sands House has an interesting history being at times an inn; a grocers shop; a public house; a hotel and now a guesthouse. The spacious lounge gives panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. Watching cattle; sheep or horses (in due season) grazing a few yards away; while enjoying breakfast in the dining area of the lounge; adds to the country feel.Please Note: Pets are not permitted on the premises. Non-smoking. Parking facilities are available. Check-in time:

Yew Tree Chapel has been featured on Border T.V.'s programme 'Property matters' It will certainly be one of the most spectacular guest house's you will stay in. As a guest you will be able to relax in the lounge after a full day doing HADRIAN's WALL or after completing a section of THE PENNINE WAY or THE PENNINE CYCLEWAY.Yew Tree Chapel is much photographed and luxurious, but you are always made welcome no matter how muddy your boots or paws might be! We are right on THE PENNINE WAY and THE PENNINE CYCLWAY. ALSTON, BRAMPTON, and HADRIANS WALL are not too far away. Cyclists are welcome to store their bikes inside, and by arrangement we will accept your dog too. 4 Miles from ALSTON, 9 miles from HADRIAN's WALL Slaggyford is situated in Tynedale, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. In our garden our regular visitors include all the finches you can think of, robins and wrens, a woodpecker and and a cock pheasant. Nearby you can see the buzzards, lapwings and curlews.A short walk away is the South Tyne where you can get a day ticket to fish the salmon and trout if the herons don't beat you to it! If you are patient you may see red squirrels and deer in the woods.Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Dogs allowed, may incur additional charge. Check-In time: 1600 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Scarrow Hill Guesthouse is run by Linda and Ian Mackay, a professional couple embarking upon a new adventure. This is our second season, and our aim is to provide quality accommodation and fine food. The Mackay family have great experience over the years in Hospitality Management, and Country House Hotels in particular. We have two letting bedrooms - twin and double - and prices range from £32 to £40. Dinner is available on request from professionally trained cook Linda Mackay.Our policy is to use home-grown or locally sourced produce whenever possible. Sample menus can be found on our website, and a typical 3 course dinner costs £20, including coffee. Our house was built in 1867 as a gamekeeper's cottage on the Earl of Carlisle's estate - Naworth Castle - which is in close proximity, as are Hadrians Wall, Lanercost Priory and Talkin Tarn. We cater for the full spectrum of visitors, including holidaymakers, walkers, cyclists and the business community. A pick-up taxi and delivery service is available on request for clients without transport.