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!

The Reading Rooms Haydon Bridge is a 4* B&B situated in Northumberland's wonderful countryside.

Ideally located and plenty to see and do whether your interests be walking; cycling; fishing; golf; shopping or riding. We are surrounded by Heritage sites like Hadrian's Wall; National Trust Properties; The Lake District; the coast and castles of Northumberland and The Metro Centre all within an easy drive.

Every effort has been made to make your stay as comfortable as possible. All three rooms are en-suite; one is on the ground floor and two are suitable as family rooms. The rooms are light and two overlook the River South Tyne. All the rooms have televisions and hospitality trays. Breakfast is served between 7:30 am and 9:30 am unless by prior arrangement; guests can choose from full English; Continental; vegetarian or healthy options.

Easy parking; secure shed for cycles; drying room for boots; laundry service and provision of packed lunches are just some of the extras that are provided. Within the Village there is an excellent choice of Restaurant; Pub or Take away food; and after your meal why not wander around The John Martin Walk!

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Regrettably; we cannot accept dogs except guide dogs. Children welcome. Check-In time: 16:30 and Check-Out time: 10:30.

Three star rated Hadrian Lodge has everything you could seek from a country holiday: comfortable rooms, delicious food, spectacular views, good company and fresh air - all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Hadrian's Wall and the Northumberland National Park.

Situated in upland pasture, bordered by pine forest and dry stone walls, it's an escape to a gentler pace of life. In this tranquil, rural setting on the southern tip of the Northumberland National Park, it's less than two miles from the line of the central section of Hadrian's Wall.

Following a good night's sleep in comfortable, attractive rooms, a full English breakfast (or a vegetarian option) in our pleasant dining room provides the perfect start to the day. Many rooms feature southerly views over the nearby lakes, rolling green pasture and the hills and valleys to Cross Fell in the distance over 20 miles away, the source of both the rivers South Tyne and the Tees.

Free broadband and plenty of parking for guests.

Dave and Jackie Armstrong extend a warm welcome to all guests.

Both bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodation are available at our 600 hundred acre hill farm, which is nestled in National Park within the Hadrian's Wall corridor.

The bed and breakfast contains three cosy, comfortable and relaxing ensuite rooms. Self catering accommodation is available in the newly-converted Cartshed, between January and March. Both the bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodation are rated level two disability friendly.

We use local produce for our breakfasts. Evening meals and packed lunches are available if booked in advance and the premises are licensed.

We are located within walking distance of Hadrian's Wall and within one mile of cycle route 72. The farm is an ideal location for touring the local area. Walkers and cyclists are most welcome. Secure bike storage is available and a drying room is available for your use.

Children under the age of three years stay free of charge. Those aged 3-12 years are charged at £15 per night.
We aim for excellence and quality. Cosy, comfortable and relaxing 3 quality bedrooms with en-suite facilities Disability friendly - level 2 mobility accommodation Licensed Local produce Evening meal & packed lunch available if booked in advance Within walking distance of Hadrian's Wall (AD122 Timetable) Within 1 mile of Cycle route 72 Secure bike store Drying room available Ideal location for touring - we are roughly in the middle of the country where the weather normally breaks - so you can tour where the weather is best Grindon Cartshed is Bed & Breakfast in high season, Self-Catering in low season (after October half-term until Easter).

The Old Repeater Station offers 3 star Visit Britain rated guest accommodation in the heart of a National Park within Northumberland. Located just 200 yards from Hadrian’s Wall, it provides an excellent base to explore the beautiful scenery and historic sites of Northumberland.

Located within Northumberland National Park with easy access to the Lake District and Kielder Reservoir, The Old Repeater Station is well situated for a visit to Northumberland. Hadrian’s Wall is ten minutes away and the famous sites of Houseteads and Vindolanda are both within four miles. The historic market towns of Hexham and Haltwhistle are within eight miles. We are ideally situated for walkers and cyclists due to our close proximity to Hadrian's Wall. Drivers can leave their car here if preferred to visit sites along the Wall. The Hadrian's Wall Bus Service which calls at all the main Roman sites passes the front door.

The Old Repeater Station is unique, a large detached stone building with a slate roof. The property makes extensive use of eco / green technology including geothermal heating and wood burning stoves. Our water comes from a private source for domestic usage and also heats the building via a ground source heat pump. Also provided are a licensed bar, cafe facilities, packed lunches, lunch and dinner.

Lifts can be arranged to your walking point.

Rye Hill Farm offers you the freedom to enjoy the history and beauty of Northumberland throughout the year, while staying in the pleasant family atmosphere of a cosy farm adapted especially to receive holiday makers, both self catering or bed and breakfast.

Online booking coming soon!
Please call on 01434 673 259 or email info@ryehillfarm.co.uk to check availability and make a booking.

Set in 1000 acres of Northumbrian countryside crowned by a spectacular Japanese Garden and and 2 championship Golf Courses. It has extensive indoor and outdoor pursuits. Offer subject to a full non refundable payment at the time of booking to confirm the reservation. Hadrian's Wall approximately 6 miles away, Beamish Museum approximately 30 miles and the Metro Centre is situated 25 miles away.

The Waiting Room is a Visit Britain 4 Star Rated Self Catering Cottage set in the Northumberland countryside near Hexham.Situated overlooking Staward Gorge AONB near to Hexham, Britain's best market town 2006. Easy access to Hadrian's Wall world heritage site, Staward Gorge, Allenbanks. Within 45 minutes drive of Northumberland coast or the Lake District. Pub serving food 1 mile away with shops 3 miles. Fishing, horse riding and country sports can be arranged. The Market town of Hexham is cose by and the city of Carlisle is about 30 minutes away.The Waiting Room, built in 1852, part of Staward Railway Station. Detached cottage with south facing mature gardens. Recently refurbished to very high standards, retaining many original features including tongue'n'groove walls, fireplace and ticket hatch. The station platform provides an extensive patio for alfresco dining, garden furniture and parasol provided.The cottage is no smoking and pets can be accommodated by arrangement.PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 4pm to 8pm. Check Out is By 10. The Waiting Room is a No Smoking Accommodation. Pets can be accepted by arrangement only.