The Best Northumberland Budget Hotels

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

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

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

in a great location at the harbour of this picturesque fishing village, enjoy relaxing dining, friendly service and classically comfortable rooms

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

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

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

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

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

the comfortable, spacious rooms are above the well priced, al la carte restaurant and the accommodation is close to the local attractions

ideally placed for exploring both Newcastle and Northumberland with easy access to the A1, you'll also find Northumberlandia right next door

on the A1 in open countryside just 4 minutes drive from the Lindisfarne Causeway offering modern rooms, home-cooked meals and good value

situated on the banks of the River Wansbeck, the traditional accommodation is well placed for enjoying the town's amenities

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

the well located accommodation offers well priced, modern rooms with friendly staff commended by previous guests

simple, budget accommodation situated a short walk from the town centre and moments from the River Blyth quayside

the community owned inn offers simple accommodation with log fires in winter and a beer garden overlooking the stunning countryside

set amidst the beautiful Northumberland countryside, this cosy inn is an official stamping station as it sits directly on the Hadrian's Wall path

the traditional inn is a good base to explore Hardrian's Wall sites and offers homely accommodation in a peaceful setting

a beautifully converted 240 year old former granary that today offers simple, bright accommodation, an all day bistro and an art gallery