Northumberland Coastal Path - 8 Days & 7 Nights

The Plough Inn offers a warm welcome and has friendly staff. Refurbished by new owners, the traditional country pub isn't a typical tourist trap or sightseers spot. It's a local pub at the heart of the village community. All rooms have en-suite bathroom, Tea/coffee making facilities, television and fresh towels. The restaurant offers delicious dishes that combine the best of English pub food with touches of contemporary cuisine.

Premier Inn Hotel Ashington is just a stone's throw from the Coastal Route, top-notch beaches, and gorgeous gardens. This lovely Inn offers comfortable accommodation and all modern conveniences you might need for the overnight stay.

You will be guaranteed a warm and friendly welcome at The Captain’s lodge. The tasteful décor is enhanced by many of its original features, with an open fire being lit in the colder evenings. In the summer you can enjoy the views from a sun-lit patio, with steps leading down to the promenade. All rooms are comfortable and have TV and free wireless Internet access, tea and coffee making facilities, and a hairdryer.

This 5-star boutique bed and breakfast rooms opened in May 2017. All rooms have been decorated and furnished to a very high standard with Voyage Maison wall art and fabrics and Barker and Stonehouse furniture. You will enjoy a warm welcome along with a hearty breakfast which is served downstairs in the café. 

A well presented modern B&B with well maintained gardens.

In the heart of the village of Warkworth, this 18th-century coaching inn offers comfortable accommodation with a range of rooms, each with a digital flat-screen TV and an en suite bathroom. Some also have luxurious toiletries.

The Cottage Inn provides B&B accommodation just outside the pretty village of Craster. All bedrooms have been renovated to a comfortable standard, room are en-suite with flat screen TV’s, garden views, complimentary bathroom products, hairdryers and complementary beverage tray. During your stay you will be able to sample some of Northumberland’s best foods and ales, they are committed to using local produce where possible. They pride themselves on their cask conditioned ales and always have a good selection from the local micro-breweries.

This is a lovely B&B set in its own grounds surrounded by fields and woods near Craster. Rooms are comfortably furnished and have all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. They have a seating area exclusively for guests and free Wi-Fi.

The Dunstanburgh Castle Hotel is in the heart of Embleton, a picturesque village on the Northumberland coast, set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. All rooms are en-suite with flat screen TV’s, hair dryers and complimentary hot drinks tray. They use only the best of local seasonal produce, sourced almost exclusively from small local suppliers. Their commitment to fresh and ethically produced food has earned them awards from Taste of Northumberland and Alnwick Food Festival.

Situated above the old lime kilns by the harbour in the popular coastal resort Seahouses is The Bamburgh Castle Inn, a friendly Northumberland inn with 30 en suite bedrooms. You will be assured of a warm welcome at this seaside location on the stunning North East coast. Add great food with lots of local flavours, real ales, wraparound views, beer garden and excellent accommodation and you'll discover there's simply no better place to eat, drink, stay and relax on the Northumberland coastline.

Your hosts, Brian and Moira, are a local couple who have been in the hospitality industry for a number of years and are always available to help. The rooms are tastefully decorated and all rooms also have hairdryers, tea & coffee facilities and luxury bed linen and towels. They are able to do laundry for you if time permits for a small fee. Breakfast is served in the dining room which overlooks the garden and has a sitting area where you are able to relax.

Centrally located in the old part of Seahouses, The Bakehouse offers quality en-suite bed and breakfast. Recently restored and furnished they offer a private lounge for guests, with open fire and a 32 inch flat screen TV. All the village amenities are a short walk away. There is superior double/twin en-suite rooms equipped with 2 seater sofa, fridge, hospitality tray, tea & coffee facilities, luxury bed linen, towels and bathrobes.

Market Cross Guest House is 200 years old and formerly part of a coaching house where Steve and Amanda offer you luxury accommodation and excellent food. Each room has its own en-suite shower room or bathroom all with soft fresh bath sheets, bathrobes and complimentary toiletries including local handmade soaps from Ginger Duck. They also all have a Nespresso coffee machine, kettle and a full hospitality tray with a selection of teas, other drinks and homemade treats. DAB radio alarm clocks with iPod dock, LCD TVs with Freeview, iron/ironing board, hairdryer. Mini fridges are available. If you’re not relaxed enough already, on the landing between the bedrooms is a console table where you can help yourself to a glass of sherry or Lindesfarne Mead.

Once an elegant coaching inn this charming hotel is set in fine gardens at the heart of Northumberland’s scenic countryside. All 28 rooms are on-suite and reflect the historic character of the hotel whilst providing all the modern conveniences you would expect, all rooms are decorated to a high standard and well equipped to suit everyone’s needs with some offering a view of the garden. The Garden Restaurant provides the perfect atmosphere whilst savouring award winning dishes created by a head chef whose reputation for using locally produced food is more than evident in the seasonal highly acclaimed menu you can enjoy the views of the garden and beyond. There is a large selection of wines available to accompany and compliment the exemplary menu. For those looking for a more casual dining experience, the Belford Tavern offers the traditional ambience of the English country pub together with top quality dishes and a bar well stocked with a range of ales, malts, vintage ports and brandies.

The 21 modern, lodge-style en-suite rooms located in the inn's former stable block alongside the main building. All are double glazed with central heating and have colour TVs and a well-stocked tea and coffee tray. Following a restful night you will surely enjoy the full Northumberland breakfast. Wi-Fi is accessible in the main bar. A perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings after a day’s walking!

Situated at Aidanfield, a detached house on the edge of the village, and set in its own private grounds with spectacular views of the coastline, Holy Island and rolling countryside. 

You are assured a very warm welcome from Liz and Graham at the Tweed View House. The rooms have free WiFi, flat screen televisions, a fridge, tea/coffee making facilities, fresh milk, bathrobes, hairdryer, toiletries, information pack & much more.

The Queen's Head Hotel is set in the old historic market town Berwick-Upon-Tweed. The six bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms with matching fabrics, the beds are individually pocket sprung and have down duvets so you can enjoy a restful night's sleep. You will also find fresh fruit and jelly beans in each room along with complementary toiletries, plush cotton towels and hypo-allergenic pillows. The restaurant over looks Sandgate and is a lively yet elegant place for a leisurely meal. The flavour of the food reflects all that is good about local authentic fresh food.

Parade School Guest House offers a relaxed and friendly environment in the historic walled town of Berwick upon Tweed, in the heart of Northumberland. The house has been refurbished to a high standard and offers luxury guest house accommodation. All of the rooms have wall hung 32" flat screen televisions, with free view digital television channels and numerous radio stations for your entertainment, as well as complimentary secure Wi-Fi internet access.