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The Hope and Anchor is reputed to be one of the oldest buildings in the popular seaside village of Alnmouth. It hasm been an Inn for as long as people can remember and it's walls will no doubt carry secrets and stories, which only they can tell. John and Barbara offer you a comfortable base from which you can enjoy the delights of the heritage coastline, golf courses, cycle ways, walks and wide sandy beaches. There are 2 large family rooms, 5 double rooms and 1 single room all with ensuite showers and W.C. You can relax in our cosy and well stocked bar and re-fuel your energy levels in our informal restaurant. Room rates are from £38 per person per night, Single occupancy is from £40. We can also provide ample room and catering for that special occasion, be it a wedding reception, birthday party or business meeting. Evening meals are availabel on request. We look forward to welcoming you.

Hay Farm enjoys a peaceful setting with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. Upon arrival refreshments with home made scones and preserves are served in the sitting room. Here you are welcome to relax in front of a cosy open fire, where you can read some of the interesting literature about the area, watch TV, look at a video, listen to music or maybe play board games or cards. Our spacious, comfortable guest rooms are tastefully furnished to reflect the Victorian era. All rooms have colour TV, hairdryer and hospitality tray. An electric blanket and orthopaedic mattress on each bed will add to your comfort. The immaculate ensuites and bathroom have fluffy towels and complementary toiletries for you to enjoy. Dinner is available most evenings, by arrangement, offering an interesting and varied menu.

Holmhead has 4 cosy bedrooms, shower/toilet for each one. The bedrooms are fully carpeted, have central heating, armchair, radio, hairdryer, plenty of storage space and lovely countryside views. Lounge The light airy lounge is next to the bedroom, so it is easy to pop in and make your own tea and coffee (inc. decaffeinated), hot chocolate or hot beef drink from the trolley free of charge. At one end of the lounge the sofas are grouped near the colour television and at the other around a coffee table, near a small bar, with miniatures of liqueur, sherry, spirits etc., and cold wine or beer. There are plenty of board games, extensive local history library, jigsaws and childrens toys. Hi Fi Stereo, living flame fire and foot massager are provided for your comfort. The generous country breakfasts are something of a social occasion, when the day's plans and walks are discussed. Order as much or as little as you like from 'THE LONGEST BREAKFAST MENU IN THE WORLD'. Tell us the night before what you would like and at what time you would like to be served. Excellence award from British Tourist Authority. EVENING MEAL Eating at Holmhead is much more like going to a private dinner party than staying in a guest house. Food is served family style with beamed, stone arched dining room, furnished with antiques and a large candlelit oak table. There is no choice of dishes, but such is the standard of Brian and Pauline's cooking, that guests never seem to find this an imposition. If guests have any particular diets or dislikes, it would be appreciated if they would mention them when booking. Holmhead is fully licensed to sell wines and spirits and guests can choose specialty organically grown wine from our award winners list of wine from around the world. Many a lasting friendship has been forged across the four corners of the earth, from evenings around the table. There is a relaxing area in the dining room with a library. The menu is fixed price, the food always freshly prepared and attractively served, using farm and local produce. The meal consists of a starter, main course, dessert, and coffee with mints which can be served in the upstairs lounge if preferred. Evening meal is served at 7.30pm. We also have a 3 Star Self Catering Cottage available. The Cottage (for non-smokers) is a barn conversion which is an integral part of the farm, but with it's own back and front door. The lounge-diner with colour television and hi-fi has south-facing french doors opening onto the patio and car park. The kitchen area has ceramic hob and microwave/grill/oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer and automatic washing machine. Tumble dryer available. The bathroom is large and equipped with bars, handrails and transfer platform suitable for the disabled.

We look forward to welcoming you to the beautiful county of Northumberland, and to our comfortably furnished 18th century house, situated in 400 acres above the River Tyne, looking over the market town of Hexham to the North Tyne Valley. Loughbrow House, a mansion house which dates from 1780, is comfortably furnished, with many antiques adding to its essential 18th century character. There is a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Indeed, our guests have often remarked that this is not like a bed & breakfast, but rather as if they were being welcomed into somebody's home. Our beautiful gardens, (Mrs Clark's pride and joy!), we even feature in the Good Gardens guide for Great Britain, there is fresh home-grown produce and home baking, and typical country house ambience, will make your stay at Loughbrow House a relaxing, and wonderfully enriching experience. We are also half a mile from the nearest road so it is very quiet here, the perfect place to unwind! Children over 7 years old are welcome, although there is a small canal running through the grounds, so they must be supervised. There is secure off-road parking, and a garage on request. Loughbrow House is open all year round, except for occasional holiday breaks. We kindly request that all arrivals are between 5 and 6pm, arrivals before or after this time must be via prior arrangement please. There is also an additional charge for stays of only one night, the rate for this stay is £40. We offer Dinner for 4 or more people and the price is £22.50 per person and we use all of our own vegetables and produce where possible. I look forward to welcoming you to my home.

Tucked away in this charming rural location Mill Hill nestles next to an area of outstanding natural beauty. The 2 bedroom property is 18th century and built from stone; it comes with coal fires that provide a traditional Northumbrian welcome; and beautiful open beamed ceilings. The bedroom’s also come with oil central heating for extra comfort; plus we have available for you to use a private walled garden. If you are looking for plenty of privacy and seclusion for your holiday break; and open peaceful views. Then you’ll find that the Mill House farmhouse will be the perfect retreat for you. Local Attractions include the historic Hadrians Wall; South Tyne Trail Cycle Track and an excellent outdoor swimming pool in Halt whistle; as well as the many fascinating scenic walks waiting to be discovered in this “Northumbrian countryside.”Please Note: Non-smoking; Pets not permitted on premises; adequate parking facilities available and Check-in time: 13:30 Check-out time: 10:30

Welcome Stay at the Hayes, a large country house, on the edge of Corbridge near Hadrian's Wall in beautiful Northumberland, North East England. It lies in seven acres of garden, woodland and pasture and there are splendid views over the Tyne valley to the South. 4 Bedrooms 1 single room with both hand-basin and private bathroom 1 ensuite room with (1 double & 1 single bed £32.50pp) 1 ensuite family room (1 double and two single beds) 1 family room (1 double, 2 single beds and private bathroom) There is a £10 charge for single occupancy There is a spacious lounge with TV Dining facilities are in the lounge Full English breakfast Facilities Tea/coffee-making facilities and TV in all rooms. Hairdryer & clock/radio in all rooms Stanner lift installed for disabled and elderly guests Ample parking Children welcome - high chair and cot available Open all year We also offer 2 self catering cottages:- Accommodation for both Cottages - each sleep 4/5 and rates are £240 - £425 per week Linen charge is £6.50 per person Charge for Pets is just £12.50 per week First Floor Bedroom with a double bed Bedroom with twin beds Shower room, which includes WC, and hand basin. "Stable" Ground Floor Kitchen/lounge Dining room with small annexe off, with 2'6" bed for fifth person and cloakroom (w.c. & hand-basin). "Bothy" Ground Floor Kitchen/dining room Lounge (with 2'6" bed for a 5th person) Cloakroom with W.C. and hand basin Facilities Colour TV + CD/DVD. Central heating throughout Electric cooker Pets welcome Fridge Washing-machine Microwave Dishwasher Please bring sheets, pillow - cases, table and kitchen linen. If preferred, linen can be hired at the weekly charge of £5 per person. We look forward to welcoming you!

Caroline House, built 1830,is a family run B&B. We are only minutes from the beach and the Tweed estuary. Situated in a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty we are also on the National Cycle and Walking routes and are accredited members of Visit Britain Welcome schemes for Pets, Cyclists and Walkers. Caroline House offers spacious accommodation in one double room with en-suite facilities, and one family three bedded room with private facilities. Each room is equipped with tea/coffee making equipment, colour television, video, radio and hairdryers. Single occupancy is also an option. Irons are available on request. En-suite Bedroom A light airy west facing room overlooking the garden. It has a double bed and a spacious en-suite bathroom with shower. A quiet location with only the sounds of the birds to disturb you. Twin/Family Bedroom An east facing room looking across to the Church of St John. This large room has three single beds and use of a shared bathroom with the single room occupant. Breakfast is served in the Conservatory overlooking our cottage style garden. We look forward to welcoming you!

Susan and Jan Ketelaar welcome you to their unique home, a converted historic watermill on the banks of Devils Water in Northumberland. This unspoiled and uncrowded area is one of England's best kept secrets and our Mill has been a witness to its dramatic and colourful history back to the Middle Ages with links further back to Roman and Anglo-Saxon times. Dilston Mill is in a secluded but convenient position. We are only one mile from Corbridge and two from Hexham. These charming and historic towns with Roman remains and ancient churches also offer excellent dining and other amenities, including a theatre, cinema, swimming pool and country park. Dilston Mill is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with a rich heritage from the Romans of Hadrians Wall to medieval castles, bastles and pele towers of the untamed 17th century Reivers and classic country houses and gardens. We are also close to all modern sporting (golf, fishing, watersports, pony trekking, cycling, walking) and leisure amenities and the vibrant entertainments, nightlife and shopping of Newcastle, Gateshead and the Metrocentre. In addition, the world heritage site of Durham Cathedral and Castle, Beamish outdoor museum, Kielder lake, coastal beaches, hills, moorland and the Scottish borders are all within easy reach on modern, often uncrowded, roads. And if you venture off the main roads, you will probably have the place to yourself! Our visitors are special; we host only one party at a time in each of our B&B Suites. The 'Private Suite' for 2-6 persons includes a large comfortable sitting room with woodburning stove, large shower room and a choice of cosy bedrooms ; double, twin and bunkbed. Rooms overlook the river. Breakfasts are large and tasty. The 'Studio' for 2 persons is a spacious room with a large en-suite bathroom (bath and shower), kingsize double bed, table and chairs and kitchen area stocked with a generous self-serve breakfast for flexibility. The ground floor location and separate entrance provide easy access. In a beautiful riverside position, Dilston Mill can be your relaxing base with fresh fruit, teas, coffee and biscuits always available. Our substantial breakfasts are appreciated by our visitors and will set you up for active days of sightseeing, shopping, business and fun. If you wish, we can provide information, suggestions and make arrangements to help make your visit special. We look forward to welcoming you!

Mansergh House is a Georgian town house offering traditional hospitality; style and charm retaining many of its original features. Built in the mid 1700's it adorns ornately carved cornices and original fire places; a later Victorian addition was the large carved oak doors.With its central location it is a perfect yet peaceful base for the 1 minute walk to the town centre; with its many shops; restaurants; bars; museums; theatre. A short walk takes you to beaches; picnic area; sports and leisure complex; swimming pools; links golf courses; fishing and water sports on the river. Enjoy the splendid walks on England’s only intact Elizabethan Walls with beautiful coastal views to Holy Island and Bamburgh. Guided tours of the Walls and to the Berwick Barracks Museum available. An ideal location for visiting the lovely Northumberland coast and the beautiful Scottish borders for coastal and hill walking. An abundance of castles; stately homes and gardens to visit; including Alnwick; Bamburgh; Floors; Thirlestane; Paxton House to name a few. Boat trips to the Farne Islands for bird watching; Scuba diving and nature reserve at St Abbs Head (9 miles) and Cross the causeway to Lindisfarne Holy Island (9 miles).A quality bed and breakfast establishment quietly run with comfortable well appointed rooms and excellent breakfast menu. Would suit the more mature guest. Breakfast is served in the spacious dining room from 7.00am to 9.00am. Walkers and cyclists welcome; secure bicycle storage. On street parking permits available.Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. We do not accept stag or hen groups. Regrettably; we cannot accept pets. We are unable to accommodate children. Check-In time: 14:30 and Check-Out time: 09:30. Payment by cash as we do not accept cards.

Originally built as a farmstead in 1747, this stone-built Inn and restaurant features a cosy open fire, sunny walled beer-garden, excellent bar meals and a la carte menus (including vegetarian) using fresh, local produce, good choice of wines, 3 cask ales and a wide range of bottle conditioned beers from local micro-breweries. Taken over only a year ago by Richard and Dee Slade, Battlesteads has quickly gained a reputation for its character and warm welcome as a friendly, family run hotel. Situated in the quiet village of Wark, 15 miles north of Hexham, Battlesteads has 14 en-suite bedrooms, including ground floor rooms with disabled access, and is ideally placed for exploring Hadrian’s Wall, Kielder and Border Reiver country, whether by car, cycle or on foot. Bedrooms have been carefully modernised to provide comfortable accommodation, all rooms are en-suite and have colour television with freeview, ironing boards and hairdryer. Four ground floor rooms are specifically for visitors with disabilities and close to parking spaces. The restaurant offers a wide range of meals and snacks freshly prepared in our own kitchens. Our chefs source the best of local ingredients to ensure freshness and flavour - we even have our own flock of sheep at Belsay Barns Farm, Northumberland to supply top quality lamb as well as prime Northumbrian Angus beef. Fish and seafood is sourced from North Shields Fish Quay. Desserts are freshly made by Dee Slade, who is an award-winning dessert chef. Vegetarian choices are always available.