With a stunning location on the edge of Northumberland National Park, this country house hotel has picturesque views, free Wi-Fi, and free parking on site.
Mark
United Kingdom
This place is a hidden gem. Friendly people great atmosphere. Lovely full English breakfast.
Located in Morpeth and with Alnwick Castle reachable within 21 miles, The Star Inn - Harbottle - Near Rothbury - Northumberland has express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free...
Mike
United Kingdom
Friendly country pub with great restaurant. Quiet location, lots of walking nearby. Perfect for a weekend getaway.
Nestled in the heart of the Northumbrian countryside, Westfield House Farm offers bed and breakfast accommodations just a couple of miles from Northumberland National Park.
Jessica
United Kingdom
The breakfast was delicious and always delivered with a smile. The room and facilities were great and the view spectacular. Fantastic bath however shower temperature was a bit tricky to navigate, a very gentle touch was needed between freezing and boiling!
Loved the bench by the lake, very relaxing stay
Set in Otterburn, William De Percy offers accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden.
K
United Kingdom
Beautiful property with restaurant attached.
Bed was super comfy, room was warm and toiletries were lovely.
Filter coffee and artisan chocolate in the room was a lovely treat.
Restaurant evening meal and breakfast was absolutely delicious.
Decor was lovely throughout.
Located in Newcastle upon Tyne, 27 miles from Alnwick Castle, Otterburn Castle provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
h
United Kingdom
Staff was friendly and very helpfull. Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was lovely.
Located in Otterburn, 28 miles from Alnwick Castle, The Coach House has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
The Queens Head Hotel has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Rothbury.
Mike
United Kingdom
We've visited Rothbury many time over the last 30 years and have stayed at the Queen's Head Hotel and had many enjoyable family meals there. It's an old building and although it was refurbished a few years ago you have to accept that it's not a new building so there's some creaks and knocked corners.
Dunns Houses Farmhouse B&B offers accommodations in Otterburn, 29 miles from Alnwick Castle and 16 miles from Wallington. There's a sun terrace and guests can access free Wifi and free private...
Jane Crichton
Germany
Large comfortable room, nicely furnished with lovely views of the countryside and the horses and cattle.
Wonderful countryside within Northumbria National Park and a...
Wonderful countryside within Northumbria National Park and a great base for walking. Close to Cragside (National Trust). Friendly staff, great breakfast in residents breakfast room and lounge. Hearty evening meals available in the pub.
Adrian
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The Rose & Thistle is the hub of Alwinton, it's a small...
The Rose & Thistle is the hub of Alwinton, it's a small village and the locals use the pub, it's nice to see and chat with. We went with a plan of the places that we wanted to go and see which I think is worth doing. There are plenty of country walks and cycling looks popular in the area.
Gary
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Alwinton was a wee hamlet away but with a good car and good...
Alwinton was a wee hamlet away but with a good car and good roads was a very useful place to base ourselves. We had never been to Northumberland before so we were out and about to see visit major site such as Holy Island, Etal and Ford, Hadrian's Wall etc. We found the roads and driving very easy. A good breakfast set us up for the day and we only snacked lunches and enjoyed finding places to have dinner on our way back - the Tree-House at Alnwick was great. Being National Trust members was a help with expenses but there were also a good number of English Heritage sites.
Eric
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The friendly staff, and such a good place to use as a base...
The friendly staff, and such a good place to use as a base to explore and walk. Not crowded and the setting is idyllic. A great place for all age groups if you want to enjoy nature. Roads are narrow but easy to drive, use a sat nav though.
Rothbury is about 10 miles away and well worth a visit. Cragside house is a must if weather good.
Ann
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A lovely old house with similar dated furniture, fixtures...
A lovely old house with similar dated furniture, fixtures and fittings (very old walls and windows - no double glazing) set in beautiful countryside. There is a campsite next to the house, which is run by the hotel owners. Very friendly staff. Excellent food at very reasonable prices. Less than an hours drive to two beautiful castles, Alnwick and Bamburgh.
Ian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We loved everything about it!
We loved everything about it! We only stayed one night as we were en route for Scotland. The views could have been amazing, but we arrived at dusk and the weather was misty and drizzly next morning so the view was obscured. The accommodation was very comfortable, especially as we had exclusive use of a warm and comfy living room with satellite tv. The three bedrooms are upstairs, which may be difficult for elderly or disabled people to access, though the rooms are large.
Alwinton is a little off the beaten track and the roads are winding and sometimes narrow, but it was well worth the effort.
From the moment we arrived, we were made very welcome. We really enjoyed the hospitality.
Staff were friendly and helpful. Both rooms (7 & 8) were well equipped, comfortable and warm. We all enjoyed our stay for three nights. Breakfast and evening meals were excellent with good menu choices
We enjoyed the live music in the bar.
The hotel location is remote amongst lovely scenery.
Be prepared for limited mobile phone signal or Internet access.
Its a wonderful place to stay, unique
The location is excellent with lovely views all around. The hotel is also very quiet. We particularly liked the building itself and the view from our room. It's an old and very interesting grand hall in lovely gardens. Our room was large with a huge bed and plenty of storage space. Wi-fi was also good.
The breakfast was very good, the location is remote but grounds are extensive. The building is fantastic with some parts very old. The Corona virus has obviously taken its toll on the hotel and i am sure this will get better. The owners could not do enough for you and was made to feel very welcome.
Last hotel before crossing the border. Room was clean and well appointed with an excellent and modern en-suite bathroom. Manager and staff were very friendly and helpful. This is an excellent place to stay when visiting the beautiful and remote border hills.
This hotel is located in a beautiful setting. The rooms were large and decorated in keeping with the character of the building. The staff were pleasant & attentive. I would definitely stay here again.
This property isn't in Alwinton it's in Byrness. Great for me, I know the village and knew before I travelled. The property is lovely. Don't go if you specifically want Alwinton!!
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