The Best Northumberland Boutique Hotels

a former convent, moments from the walls of Alnwick Castle, now a stylish hotel with unique guest rooms, a secluded garden and a bistro

a magnificent stately home set in 300 acres of countryside, opportunities to relax and unwind abound with a good array of leisure facilities

enter the romantic world of a magnificent 14th-century castle boasting many original features including rooms with mullioned windows

the restored country house is set in 10 acres of grounds and boasts period style furniture and marble bathrooms in the guests' rooms

surrounded by enchanting gardens and woodland, the luxury, period accommodation offers the quintessential English countryside stay

relish your memorable stay in this refined Georgian hotel on a country estate, with gorgeous rooms, pampering facilities and gourmet dining

boutique hotel and inn with an eclectic design style that marries original features with French chic; food is seasonal, hearty and locally sourced

ideally located for visiting Kielder Water and as a peaceful countyside escape; stylish, light and airy rooms are set in a converted hay barn

a top class hotel in one of Alnwick's handsome landmark buildings offers spacious rooms and suites with seating areas, plus elegant dining

in a prime location near Seahouses harbour, this traditional inn has won accolades for its excellent restaurant and comfortable, spacious rooms

a former 18th century coaching inn that benefits from a great location, it has easy access to the pretty market town and glorious countryside

relax at this Edwardian mansion set in 1,000 acres of manicured grounds, offering elegant rooms, pampering spa and outdoor pursuits

England's most northerly hotel is just off the A1 and is set in 15 acres of wooded grounds that reach down to the coast at Marshall Meadows Bay

in a grand 18th century mansion, an exciting set of B&B rooms, each with a dazzling, quirky décor, luxuriously appointed - plus an opulent restaurant

a 17th century inn that offers plenty of original character and a prominent position on the High Street of this pretty market town

a pleasing combination of original features, the oldest part being a 15th Century Pele Tower, modern comforts and traditional hospitality

originally housed the stables and coaches of Otterburn Hall, however today stylish rooms, a creative menu and a relaxing ambience abound

an 18th-Century former coaching inn with stylish, well-presented rooms and is an ideal base to explore the areas beaches, castles and gardens

dine amidst the grandeur of an ocean going liner in the Olympic Suite restaurant where the decor was salvaged from the Titanic's sister ship

the individually styled rooms with lush fabrics and striking colours makes this a luxurious accommodation in a peaceful seaside setting