The Best Northumberland Pub Accommodation

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

the welcoming, traditional inn offers modern, comfortable accommodation and is well placed for visiting the local attractions

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

an elegant hotel in the heart of Berwick, offering friendly service, fine dining, and great comfort in the modern well-equipped rooms

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

situated close to Alnwick Castle and Gardens, this chic accommodation offers comfortable, well presented rooms

step off the train and a few moments later you will find yourself in this friendly hotel, previous guests have highly commended it

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

a great place to stay in the coastal town of Amble; this newly opened inn has smart contemporary rooms and tasty pub food served all day

boasting "green" credentials, the 18th Century pub, hotel and restaurant offers chic, modern rooms in a relaxing and tranquil atmosphere

set on the A68 outside Otterburn, it is within the Northumberland National Park and affords stunning views of the Rede Valley

in a picturesque village on the Northumbrian coast, the rooms are plush and spacious and there are plenty of comfy spaces to simply relax

stay at a tranquil haven surrounded by natural beauty with well appointed, cosy rooms and serving locally sourced produce

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

within easy reach of the harbour, this modern hotel offers value rooms, traditional evening meals made with local produce and a public bar

set in the shadow of 12th century castle and beside the River Coquet, the traditional coaching inn is comfortable and spacious

in a great position on the quayside - some rooms have scenic sea views of the Port of Blyth - and a relaxing restaurant with great sea food

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

fresh local ingredients are championed in the seafood and grill restaurant at this small and friendly hotel that also features a public bar

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