4-Star Hotels in Northumberland, United Kingdom

I stayed in the Zara room on the ground floor of the Farm Cottage, and it was absolutely beautiful. The room was decorated so thoughtfully and was equipped with everything I could have needed, including robes, a selection of teas and coffees, and biscuits. The bathroom was equally stunning, with a lovely freestanding bath and a separate waterfall shower. The White Company toiletries were a really luxurious touch, and the room itself smelt beautiful from the moment I walked in. I also loved having a Smart TV in the room, which meant I could relax and watch Netflix during my stay. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the duvet was so lovely and plush. I genuinely had one of the best nights’ sleeps I’ve had in a long time. Whilst I didn’t dine in the restaurant for my evening meal, breakfast was included with my stay, so I visited the restaurant the following morning. I enjoyed a teapot of tea and the pancakes with fresh fruit and Chantilly cream, which were lovely. The staff in both reception and the restaurant were polite, friendly and attentive throughout my stay. There was also plenty of on site parking very close to reception, which was really convenient. The grounds were beautiful and clearly very well looked after, and it was lovely seeing the horses in the nearby field too. Everything felt so well thought out, luxurious and welcoming. I had a wonderful stay and would definitely love to return!

The location is beautiful, in the middle of the countryside no other houses in sight and stunning grounds, just what we wanted. check in was quick and easy and staff were lovely. as you walk through the building its beautifully decorated. The room (119) was a little tired, marks on wall as you enter, cobweb on ceiling, wardrobe only had 1 mirror door not two and wasn't clean, 1 bulb out in bathroom, extractor fan not working, tiny bit of shower gel in bottle, had to ask for more, hole in carpet, and very threadbare in parts, windows not cleaned. Bed was comfy and clean and towels were clean. room was nice I just expected little more attention to cleaning and to maintenance. We used the pool area, again its tired, all the facilities are there and working fine just feels like it needs a lick of paint and good clean. We had good nights sleep, excellent blackout curtains. Breakfast was in beautiful room with views over the garden, service was excellent, the cold buffet was fine, nothing special all the basics, English breakfast was again ok, 1 of everything, was £48 for the two of us which felt a lot for what we were served. Overall a nice stay but certainly no WOW for your money.

A simply amazing stay. Firstly Ian and his team helped us remedy an error made by ******* on booking rooms at the Bowes hotel. Really friendly and interpersonal staff along with extensive knowledge of the area and further beyond particularly Hadrian's Wall path along with the Roman Museums and Forts. The food served was amazing aswell, better than some other independent restaurants, also the Thai-cakes are a must try! The room is clean and tidy with a great buffet breakfast to boot, they also make lunch for your journey ahead. If you are staying at Bardon Mill, this is the place to be, just a walk away from the station that connects back to Newcastle. Friendly neighbourhood and locals that shares stories from their journeys and also fellow travellers from around the world mostly doing the Hadrian's Wall walk. I cannot fault this wonderful and cosy hotel and pub that is the Bowes Hotel!

Really cozy farmhouse stay! Very secluded at the end of a farm road! Hosts were really amazing and took really good care of guests and their property too! The room is very “farm” traditional with clean and comfortable linens. The only downside to me were the bed is too small (I am actually tall and same with my wife), and there’s no blackout curtains. 4:30 am everything was bright! Nothing that takes away the beauty of the property and the amazing feeling of being welcomed in a true working farm with excellent hosts.

purdy is really a simple business hotel with greaty parling along the hihway clean efiicient. location wise it is excellent , near to Holy island newcaslte alnwick, berkwick and bamburg. there is a petrol station nearby. the rooms are clean washrooms are good , functioning. the surprise is the staff and the care and restaurant adjoining which are so good. food is fantastic . during dinner the fish and chips was amazing as is the pork belly. Breakfast was amazing. i would stay here again if i m going to this area. wonderful . quiet at night . beautiful big windows that overlooks the wavy windy grasslands. lovely stay

A very special stay experience, it is a real medieval castle, and the choice is one of the only few rooms in the castle Josephine suite, especially like the medieval windows in the room, the photos are very good. The dinner and breakfast experience was great, the overall price/performance ratio was OK, the night was very quiet and there was almost no light pollution, and you could see the wonderful stars. The most recommended is the castle tour, there is a dedicated staff who will take you to visit the entire castle and climb to the top, the scenery is unique. There are peacocks in the yard 🦚 If you want to experience a unique castle stay, it is highly recommended.

Comfortable room, nice selction of toiletries with pleasant scent. lovely food. Battlesteads was able to accommodate a pet dog ( pet pack also included) . Great selection for brealfast and tasty Ringtons coffee. This was a birthday break so only one night stay , Booked bed and breakfast, decided to add evening meal. The village of Wark is lovely to walk around, cross over bridge to football field one way and dog walk the other, weather helped make the stay as it was warm Autumn sunshine. Saw Grey Heron by the riverbank. Would recommend and would go again.

This is a great choice if planning to go to the Kielder Observatory as it’s about a 20 minute drive. Our room was nice and functional. The biggest plus was the food. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious and felt very upscale with great value for the price. The dining area is really cozy too and everyone was friendly. The only small downside is that check out is relatively early at 10am if you join one of the late night sessions at the Observatory which finish at 01:30 am.

As regular visitors we always enjoy Slaley Hall. The hotel has a lovely atmosphere, from a warm welcome at Reception to check out. The staff are all very pleasant and helpful. The facilities are good, as are the food and rooms. The location is good, perhaps the only downside is a lack of signage from the road for new visitors.