English Hotels 1 to 28 in Northumberland, England

Percy Arms Hotel - In the midst of a wild and romantic landscape, the Percy Arms Hotel stands on the edge of the Northumberland Moors. It offers luxury and comfort in a genuine 'get away from it all' location. This 17th century coaching inn, family operated and managed, offers a high standard of cuisine and accommodation, plus those little extras only such an establishment can offer. You're always sure of a warm welcome, no more so than in the colder months of the year when crackling log fires remind us of a splendid traditional past.

Schooner Hotel - Less than 100 metres from the beach and golf course, the Schooner is a 17th-century coaching inn, with 2 cosy bars and centrally heated en suite bedrooms. There is a conservatory, with a garden and terrace that have superb views of the Aln Estuary. The bars have a pool table and occasional live music in a village-pub atmosphere. Some rooms have views of the estuary, sea and golf course. Meals are available between 12:00 and 20:00. There is also an Indian-cusine restaurant open in the evenings. The Schooner has a rich history, with famous figures such as Charles Dickens, John Wesley, Basil Rathbone and King George III all said to have stayed there. The Schooner Hotel has been under new management since summer 2009.

Kings Arms Hotel - Featuring a blend of 18th century architecture and modern facilities, our hotel is centrally situated in the town, within the medieval walls and a short walk from the old quayside. Our hotel houses en suite rooms, all with a reputation built on first class service and individual attention. We offer a lovely walled garden to the rear of the hotel, a wonderful place in which to relax of an evening with a glass of wine, or dine al fresco throughout the summer months. The restaurant caters for a wide variety of tastes providing breakfast, lunch and dinner each day of the year. Sunday lunch was brought back serving a succulent roast. Come and pay us a visit and let us look after you whilst you look around the Northumberland and Scottish countryside.

Waterford Lodge Hotel - On the River Wansbeck, close to the centre of Morpeth and with good transport links to Newcastle, this refurbished 18th-century coaching inn boasts an authentic Italian restaurant on site. The Waterford Lodge Hotel has a convenient location, close to the heart of the historic market town of Morpeth and just a few hundred metres from Morpeth Railway Station. Trains run regularly from the station to Newcastle, London and Edinburgh. The historic, award winning, Carlisle Park is next to the hotel. There is a private off-street car park with plenty of free parking available for guests. There are 16 centrally heated en suite rooms, including double and twin rooms. The hotel has recently been substantially refurbished and the fully renovated bar offers beers, lagers, wines and spirits. Forming part of the hotel, the famous La Piazzetta Restaurant offers fine Italian cuisine and is accessed directly through the hotel's lively bars and beer gardens.

Otterburn Hall Hotel - The distinctive mix of traditional and contemporary immediately captivates visitors. Real fires, flowers and antique furnishings blend with the Lounge to create a relaxed atmosphere. Otterburn Hall hotel is a luxury country house hotel set in over 500 acres of the beautiful countryside in the Northumberland National Park. The 65 bedrooms and suites are a combination of classical and modern design, offering elegance and liberal luxury.

Collingwood Arms Hotel - Over 200 years old and Grade II listed for its historical architecture, this luxury Georgian hotel is in glorious surroundings with views over the River Tweed. The Collingwood Arms is a former coaching inn. You will be welcomed in the entrance hall by an open log fire, and there is a library for relaxing. The rooms mix antique furniture and period bathrooms with digital TV, Wi-Fi and highly comfortable beds. On arrival, you will receive mineral water and a free basket of fruit. The hotel bar features oak and antique leather. In this relaxed atmosphere, enjoy local beers, wines and a wide selection of Scottish whiskies. Quiet gardens offer al fresco dining in summer.

The Sun Hotel - Directly opposite the castle, the Sun Hotel portrays all the charm of a seventeenth-century coaching inn. Offering superb accommodation in a secluded position, the hotel has ample car and coach parking facilities. Visitors are frequently surprised to discover the size and facilities of the hotel, and the splendour and comfort of its decoration and furnishings. These are complemented by 'good old-fashioned service' from our professional and dedicated team of management and staff. Few places offer such an ideal setting. Whether your stay is business, pleasure, visiting for a special occasion or conference, or just calling in for a meal or drink, you will always be assured of a warm and friendly welcome.

Premier Inn Ashington - With a beautiful lakeside location, in Queen Elizabeth II Country Park, overlooking both the lake and the park, this modern hotel offers comfortable, great-value rooms and free parking. The Premier Inn Ashington is situated just off the A189, 45 minutes' drive from Northumberland's beautiful coastline. The lake and the park are very popular for fishing, walking and cycling. For shopping, Newcastle's city centre and the MetroCentre are only 20 minutes away. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection. The on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant offers traditional, great-value pub favourites in a family-friendly environment.

Marshall Meadows Country House Hotel - England's most northerly hotel just 300 yards from the Scottish Border, set back in its own woodland gardens. An ideal touring centre for the spectacular Northumberland coastline and castles and the historic Border towns. Our gracious Georgian mansion offers all modern comforts, excellent cuisine and good service in a peaceful setting, yet only a mile from Berwick-upon- Tweed with its Elizabethean walls and its mainline railway station. Besides being an ideal touring centre, there are several golf courses nearby, together with superb fishing opportunities on the Tweed. The Berwickshire Coastal Path also runs by the end of the hotel's grounds with its fine scenic views.

Longhirst Hall - The elegant Longhirst Hall Classic is the perfect blend of business, adventure and tranquillity. Set in 75 acres of woodlands in Northumbria and just 2 miles from the A1 and 18 miles north of Newcastle. Originally a 19th Century mansion, now a meeting venue, Longhirst Hall is located near Morpeth, 18 miles north of Newcastle and only 2 miles from the A1. It is an ideal base for exploring the Northumbrian coastline and visiting Alnwick Castle, the setting for Hogwarts School in the magical Harry Potter films. Set in private grounds and woodland, it offers a host of leisure activities such as two 18 hole golf courses and other sports facilities such as cricket, football, hockey and tennis plus a fitness room PLEASE NOTE - OUR SAUNA & SPA POOL ARE CURRENTLY OUT OF SERVICE. There is a choice of dining options ranging from the formal Boyson Restaurant specialising in local Northumberland produce, cream tea in the fabulous Drawing Room to lounge service food in the bar. Longhirst Hall has 77 comfortable en suite bedrooms located in a modern extension block behind the old house, in quiet area away from the public areas and car parks. They are well equipped with satellite television and trouser press and some have lovely views over the surrounding grounds. The hotel also offers both smoking and non-smoking bedrooms.

Best western Derwent Manor - Built in the style of a Manor House making it one of the most distinctive hotels in Northumberland. Overlooking the Derwent Valley, this beautiful hotel is located within easy reach of Newcastle and Durham. Derwent Manor is set in 20 acres of land and the interior is every bit as impressive as its exterior. Most of the spacious en-suite bedrooms have timber-beamed ceilings and all have one or two double beds. Guinevere's Restaurant, with its huge open fire, serves a range of English and continental cuisine in stylish surroundings, while hearty bar meals can be enjoyed in our Grouse & Claret pub. For the corporate requirements or for social occasions and weddings, the hotel boasts a range of Conference and Banqueting Suites seating up to 300 guests. Leisure Club (opened October 2003) with indoor pool, sauna, spa bath and fitness centre. For modern, professional and friendly service in a grand setting, any visit to Derwent Manor will be a memorable one.

Purdy Lodge - This fine lodge-style accommodation with stunning views has free Wi-Fi and an in-house bar and restaurant. Purdy Lodge offers friendly, efficient service and is located in an area of natural beauty between Alnwick and Berwick upon Tweed. The restaurant serves a range of meals, beers and wines. The lodge is just off the A1 and 5 miles (8 km) inland from Bamburgh.

The Queens Head Hotel - Enjoy a warm and friendly welcome from this town centre hotel that rests by the River Wansbeck. The hotel offers an ideal location for those wishing to explore the Northumberland countryside and coastline. Located only an hour's drive from the borders, the hotel is also a perfect starting point for trips into Scotland. The Queens Head Hotel has 3 function rooms that accommodate from 16 to 130 guests. Hotel facilities include a 24 hour reception and licenced bar. Newcastle and the MetroCentre are only 15 miles away, and easily accessible by bus and rail. Within the town of Morpeth, there are many shops, bars and restaurants to explore.

Warkworth House Hotel And No.16 Restaurant, Bar and Bistro - In the heart of the village of Warkworth, this 18th-century coaching inn is now a 3-star hotel offering attractive en suite accommodation and high quality, great-value, locally sourced food. Less than a mile from the Northumberland coast, Warkworth is a small, charming village, cradled by a loop of the River Coquet. Surrounded by all the region's wonderful beaches, castles, gardens and golf courses, the Warkworth House Hotel makes a wonderful base from which to enjoy some of Northumberland's most beautiful unspoilt countryside. The hotel offers a range of en suite rooms, including the newly refurbished executive rooms. The executive rooms feature upgraded comforts and facilities, including stylish new bathrooms, digital flat-screen TVs, DVD players and luxury toiletries. The No. 16 Restaurant, Bar & Bistro is well known as a great place to eat and drink. The high quality food is prepared on the premises by the hotel's own team of chefs and is made using locally sourced produce.

Tillmouth Park Country House Hotel - Set in 15 acres of beautiful parkland, Tillmouth Park Country House Hotel is situated between Edinburgh and Newcastle, close to the river Tweed and with good access to the A1. All luxurious rooms have antique furniture, a TV and contemporary bathrooms. Guests may experience AA rosette-awarded cuisine in the Library Dining Room or take afternoon tea in the main hall by the open log fire. There is also a bistro and stylish cocktail bar. Local activities in the stunning surrounding area include golfing, walking, horse riding and fishing. Guests may wish to explore the Northumberland National Park or The Tweed Valley.

The Victoria Hotel - The Victoria Hotel overlooks the village green in the heart of historic Bamburgh. The village is dominated by a magnificent Castle (visible above) which has featured in many historical films. Both Holy Island and The Farne Islands are visible from its ramparts. The warmest of welcomes awaits you at The Victoria Hotel.

Eshott Hall - One of Northumberland's most beautiful country houses, this 17th century residence is immersed with a spectacular 500-acre private estate in Eshott, just 20 minutes away from Newcastle City Centre. Recently awarded 5-star Gold by Visit Britain, Eshott Hall offers contemporary decor and modern facilities within a unique historic ambiance. Surrounded by tranquil rolling lawns and ancient woodland, it offers an idyllic spot for a relaxing country break. During your stay you can try your hand at a variety of exciting activities in and around Eshott, including tennis on the hall's private court in the walled garden (coaching available), clay pigeon shooting and paragliding around the estate.

Doxford Hall Hotel And Spa - This beautifully restored country house has state-of-the-art facilities, luxurious bedrooms, 10 acres of grounds and exceptional attention to detail. Doxford Hall Hotel and Spa has a health spa with a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room. The George Runciman Restaurant offers fine dining. The hall has been restored to a very high standard. Each bedroom is named after a Northumbrian castle, and has luxury facilities and a very comfortable bed. The hotel has been awarded a 4-star silver award from Visit Britain.

De Vere Slaley Hall - Set in 1,000 acres of prime Northumberland forest and moorland, yet close to Newcastle. Surrounded by two championship golf courses, Slaley Hall remains a grand retreat and a symbol of Edwardian elegance. The Leisure Club and Health and Beauty Spa feature a 20 metre swimming pool, fully equipped gymnasium and spa. If you enjoy outdoor pursuits, Slaley Hall offers a variety of activities including fishing, archery, mountain biking, quad biking and hot air ballooning.

Ryecroft Hotel - This charming, traditional family-run hotel is situated in one of the most picturesque parts of Northumberland, in the small town of Wooler, known as the Gateway to the Cheviot Hills. The convenient location makes the Ryecroft Hotel a great base for walkers or for those exploring the region for leisure. With just 9 rooms, the hotel offers friendly, attentive, personalised service, a warm welcome and a relaxed, informal atmosphere. All of the individually furnished rooms are en suite and equipped with colour TVs, hairdryers, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel is renowned for its excellent home-cooked food and wide range of fine ales. The restaurant and bar are popular with locals and guests alike, offering visitors an authentic taste of rural Northumberland. Enjoy a drink or a meal in the cosy bar, with its real log fire, or in the light, airy conservatory, with beautiful views of the hills all around.

Langley Castle Hotel - This 14th-century castle offers magnificent comfort, set in a 12-acre woodland estate. Many rooms have luxury features such as four-poster beds and window seats. Langley Castle is perfect for discovering Hadrian's Wall and other attractions local to Langley. With 7-foot (2.1-metre) thick walls, this exclusive castle is a quiet and unique destination in which to be pampered. Enjoy a candlelit dinner in Josephine's Restaurant (1 AA Rosette), serving regional produce, seasonal fish and local game. For a drink, the superb drawing room has stained-glass windows and a log fire. Winner of the One North East tourism awards for 'Best Small Hotel 2006', gaining Silver in the 2007 national finals.

Macdonald Linden Hall, Golf and Country Club - 15 mins north of Newcastle, near Morpeth, a country house hotel with full leisure facilities and an 18-hole golf course. Linden Hall offers Georgian architecture, log fires and a country pub as well as recently refurbished bedrooms. Set in 450 acres of magnificent Northumbrian countryside, the grade two listed Linden Hall hotel, spa and golf is one of the North East's leading venues for leisure breaks, conferences and weddings. Built in 1812, Linden Hall is both tasteful and elegant and has just undergone a major refurbishment of all 50 bedrooms - a 7 million investment in total. The bedrooms have been completely refurbished to a very high standard and in keeping with the style of the hall. New feature rooms boast a separate walk-in shower, plasma television and DVD Players - everything you would expect of a prestigious 4 star hotel, ensuring something is offered for everyone. The conference and banqueting rooms are all tastefully decorated.

White Swan Hotel - This 300-year-old coaching inn has many historic features and offers ? la carte dining in the Olympic Suite, which has stained glass windows salvaged from the SS Olympic. The White Swan Hotel is walking distance from Alnwick Castle and its 'water gardens', and a 40-minute drive from Newcastle and the Metro Centre. The hotel is well located for many National Trust Properties, and not far from unspoilt beaches, scenery and coastlines, such as Holy Island and the Farne Islands. There is no lift at the hotel.

Hope and Anchor Hotel - On the scenic Northumbrian coastline, this family-run inn is reputedly one of the oldest buildings in the seaside village of Alnmouth and today offers free Wi-Fi and charming en suite rooms. After a long period of refurbishment, the Hope and Anchor now offers a comfortable base from which you can enjoy the delights of the heritage coastline and all of the regions golf courses, cycle ways, walks and wide, sandy beaches. There are double rooms, large family rooms, and a single room, all with en suite showers and toilets. The cosy and well-stocked bar offers real ales and the relaxing, informal restaurant serves local home-cooked food. Pets stay for free and are more than welcome in your room and in the bar or beer garden. Secure storage is available for bicycles. The Hope and Anchor is family run and your hosts, Barbara and John Davison, pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a friendly relaxing atmosphere.

Battlesteads - Converted from an 18th-century farmstead, Battlesteads is a stylish country inn with en suite rooms and an 80-seat restaurant. It is set in beautiful countryside close to the Roman Wall. The traditional inn retains a Northumbrian country atmosphere with beamed ceilings and cosy wood burning stove. A light and airy conservatory opens onto a patio and walled garden. Battlesteads is proud of its 'Green' credentials and has received a Gold Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme.

Matfen Hall - Our country house is magnificent, privately owned, and set in the Northumberland countryside close to Hadrians Wall. We are located only twelve miles from Newcastle upon Tyne, Matfen Hall is an ideal base for exploring the North East. Whether it's history and culture, breathtaking scenery or excellent shopping that you're looking for, our hotel offer good access to all. Sir Hugh and Lady Blackett have carefully restored their family seat into one of the North Easts leading venues for weddings, conferences, golf and leisure breaks. Now Open is our fantastic new Spa & Leisure complex. Each of our 53 bedrooms have their own charm and character combining modern facilities with traditional opulence. All rooms are en- suite, with satellite tv, direct dial telephone and all the amenities you would expect.

Sportsman Hotel - Overlooking Embleton's beautiful beach, the spectacular ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle and the impressive 18-hole golf course to the front of the hotel, the Sportsman boasts a superb restaurant. The Sportsman Hotel has a magnificent location, looking out over Embleton's beach, which is consistently voted one of Britain's best. The historic market town of Alnwick, famous for its gardens and its castle, is just a 10-minute drive away. There are 10 rooms in total, 9 of which have sea views. All of the rooms are bright, airy and spacious, decorated in a contemporary style with natural woods and neutral colours. All of the en suite bathrooms have been upgraded in 2009 with New England tiles and new shower enclosures. The beds are French oak, reminiscent of the driftwood found on the beaches in Northumberland. With real log fires and great wines, the Sportsman is well known for offering stunning food, including superb fresh seafood.

Otterburn Tower Hotel - The Otterburn Tower country house hotel and restaurant, located in the heart of Wild Redesdale, is truly unique. The Otterburn Tower nestles in 32 acres of its own estate, fronted by terraced lawns and surrounded by woodland. The gardens stretch down to the village of Otterburn with all the facilities close by. The hotel is beautifully restored, with the original features of oak panelling, leaded panes and stained glass, very important features of the hotel. The 18 rooms are all en-suite with the old library now a master suite with a four poster bed and every comfort. So whether you are looking for a relaxing break, to explore the coast, castles and valleys of Northumberland, to be active or for a family holiday we look forward to welcoming you at our historic hotel.