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Hadrian's Wall Path Accommodation
One of the highlights of your walking holiday on Hadrian's Wall is the high standard of the accommodation you will enjoy. The B&B's, inns and guesthouses we use are hand-picked to ensure that you enjoy every minute of your stay. All offer a warm welcome to walkers, traditional country hospitality and delicious local food. We do recommend that you book this trip early as the area is always popular and the hotels and inns do fill up early, especially in high season. Our standard B&B package includes hand-picked B&B, guesthouse and country inn accommodation.

Single Rooms:
This independent walking holiday is available to solo walkers but as all our holidays are priced per person based on two sharing there is a single supplement payable to cover the additional costs we incur. if you require single rooms within your party we will of course try to accommodate your request subject to availability.

Meals:
A full English or continental breakfast is included each morning while lunch and dinner are not included so you are free to choose from the available options. Your accommodation will more than happy to provide a packed lunch on request and this can be booked on arrival, alternatively your info pack also includes details of local shops and convenient lunch stops on the way. Dinner is available either at your accommodation or nearby pubs and restaurants and your info pack will of course have recommendations.

We have included a selection of accommodation we use for each stop below to give you a better idea of the standard of accommodation that we offer. We will always try and accommodate requests for specific accommodation but this cannot be guaranteed due to availability.
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Distance from start: 0m 0km
in recent years Newcastle has undergone a huge amount of regeneration and is now an exciting and vibrant city with a wealth of interesting attractions.

Hadrian Lodge Hotel

A friendly hotel very close to the start of Hadrian's Wall which also has car parking facilities.
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Heddon-on-the-wall
Distance from start: 13m 21km
A sleepy village in the Tyne valley which is served by two good pubs and a selection of B&B's. Most of the B&B's are slightly out of the village so a short transfer or addiitonal walk may be involved. We may also use Wylam on occasion which is just short of Heddon.

Ironsign Farm B&B

A very comfortable B&B situated on a farm a couple of kilometres past Heddon. Good accommodation and excellent food make for a memorable stay. Visit Website

Tyne Valley Views

Tyne Valley Views is located on the north side of the Tyne Valley in the village of Heddon on the Wall. Heddon on the Wall is situated about 9 miles west of Newcastle upon Tyne in the beautiful, unspoiled and historical county of Northumberland. Visit Website

Chollerford/Wall
Distance from start: 29m 47km
Chollerford and Wall are two small villages on opposite sides of the River North Tyne. Surrounded by beautiful countryside you will really be getting into the swing of your adventure on Hadrian's Wall by this stage.

Hadrian Hotel, Wall
A well established country pub and hotel in the hamlet of wall provides a welcome rest after a tough day. Visit Website

Once Brewed
Distance from start: 41m 66km
Little more than a hamlet with a pub on the military road Once Brewed does none the less have a good supply of accommodation.

Saughy Rigg farm

Saughy Rigg Farm is an ideal base for a walking holiday on
Hadrian`s Wall National Trail.

Magnificently situated about half a mile north of Hadrian's Wall within Northumberland's beautiful National Park, the wall can be seen from the farm.

Saughy Rigg is in the middle of all the most important sites. Housesteads, Vindolanda, Great Chesters and the Roman Army Museum at Carvoran are all within 4 miles, via beautiful scenic walks. Visit Website

Gilsland
Distance from start: 51m 82km
Gilsland is a small village that is unusual in the fact that half the village is in Cumbria and the other is in Northumberland. It has a good selection of pubs and shops.

Tantallon House B&B
Tantallon House offers an especially warm welcome to walkers and cyclists. As well as great facilities, we have knowledge of routes and hikes around the local historic Roman sites.Tantallon House overlooks the longest unbroken stretch of Hadrian's Wall. We offer a peaceful getaway spot and an ideal gateway to the many places of interest in this area.

Our spacious Victorian country B&B stands on a hill overlooking the Irthing Valley, on the edge of the Northumberland National Park. Our two south-facing twin rooms are comfortable, light and spacious, with spectacular views and have Wireless Internet available. Visit website

Wallton/Brampton
Distance from start: 59m 93km
Walton is a small village centred on The Centurion Pub and the nearby Brampton is a market town with good road and rail links that we use for the "Best of" itineraries.

The Centurion Inn


The inn has served the area since the late 18th century and remains at the very core of village life, playing host to the Post Office as well as to local darts and dominoes teams, etc. It was known as The Black Bull as recently as 1974 when it was discovered that part of the building stood on the actual route of Hadrian's Wall. A Roman connection beckoned and The Centurion came into being. Sympathetically modernised over the years the building still maintains the look and feel of a centuries-old inn.
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Oakwood Park Hotel, Brampton


Oakwood park Hotel is an imposing Victorian Manor set in ten acres of ground just outside Brampton. It has a wonderful old world charm and offers a very warm welcome to walkers off Hadrian's Wall.
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Carlisle
Distance from start: 68m 101km
Just on the border of Scotland and England this pretty little village has seen some action in its time but now it is a quiet town with all the amenities a walker would need.

Abberley House


In the centre of Carlisle, Abberly House comes well equipped with all en-suite rooms and each room has a colour TV and tea and coffee making facilities.
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Pinegrove


The Pinegrove was built in 1877 for a wealthy wine merchant and his family. Today, many original features still remain. The bishop of Carlisle owned the Pinegrove for a period of time, during which it was used as a 'Monk's Haven'. Visit Website

Bowness on Solway
Distance from start: 83m 133km
Bowness-on-Solway lies within the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The name of the village may originate from the Anglo-Saxon word baelg, a swellng, and ness, a nose of land as it sits on a rounded peninsula.

The Old Rectory


Situated at the edge of the village on the Solway coastal estuary, at the end of Hadrian's Wall, in a Government designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Hesket House


Hesket House was built in 1780 and started life as "The Steam Packet Inn" the original hotel for the port at Fishers Cross, later named Port Carlisle, where such distinguished visitors as Woodrow Wilson have been a guest. Hesket House is perfectly situated for guests who are walking or cycling the National Trail, bird/wildlife explorers or anyone just enjoying the breathtaking scenery of the beautiful Solway coastline.
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Accommodation Providers
If you offer good quality accommodation on the Hadrian's Wall Path and would like to be added to our list of accommodation providers please contact us.

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