The Best Northumberland National Park Hotels

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

set in extensive grounds, the relaxing accommodation offers spacious rooms as well as salmon and trout fishing on their own beats

a thriving historic pub, popular with locals and tourists alike, offers inviting rooms and tasty food from a modern wood-fired kitchen

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

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

with restaurant views overlooking the park, the well placed hotel offers clean, comfortable rooms with friendly, welcoming staff

the traditional style building has recently been refurbished and modernised offering chic, comfortable rooms in a friendly atmosphere

set on the edge of the Northumbrian National Park, the classic stone building offers traditional, spacious rooms in a beautiful setting

enter a charming, 300 year old Northumbrian inn offering traditional accommodation in a pretty English village

a comfortable and cosy pub with its own brewhouse ideally placed to explore Hadrian's Wall country either by car, on foot or by cycling

an historic coaching inn attached to a castle is the setting for an atmospheric stay in gorgeous refurbished rooms, with exceptional dining

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

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

with a cosy restaurant serving a varied menu, this friendly and welcoming hotel provides an ideal base from where to explore the Borders Region

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

situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, this traditional inn offers a welcoming stay in the heart of the village

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

situated on the banks of the North Tyne, the traditional accommodation offers spacious rooms with friendly staff and close to local attractions

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 charming, local inn, overlooking the village green, providing cosily decorated rooms and well placed for exploring the beautiful Borders