Blue Bell Hotel features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Belford. Offering a bar, the property is located within 10 km of Bamburgh Castle.
Gordon
United Kingdom
Lovely old hotel, very close to Castles and Holy Island. It is a quant gongortable stay in acquitted location. Don't expect 5 star treatment or facilities, but it is comfortable,clean and value fir money. We did not stop for breakfast as we gad to leave early to beat the tide on the causeway to Holy Island. For value for money, and location, you could not fault this hotel
Chiff Chaff offers wellness packages and free private parking, and is within 6.7 km of Bamburgh Castle and 23 km of Alnwick Castle. A steam room is available for guests.
The Corner House Belford is set in Belford, 20 km from Lindisfarne Castle, 24 km from The Maltings Theatre & Cinema, as well as 25 km from Alnwick Castle.
Michael
United Kingdom
Lovely and clean, full of character in a fantastic location.
Set in Berwick-Upon-Tweed, 300 metres from Ross Back Sands, Manor House Hotel Holy Island offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Kay
United Kingdom
Good room and facilities, comfy bed, great food and fantastic location central for everything. Absolutely great staff.
6.7 km from Bamburgh Castle in Lucker, Greenfinch provides accommodation with access to a steam room. There is an on-site restaurant, plus free private parking and free WiFi are available.
Andrew
United Kingdom
Spacious, clean, the exposed stone walls. There was a great garden area and it was very close to the Apple Tree pub which was excellent.
In the heart of rural Northumberland in the village of Chatton, The Percy Arms offers bed and breakfast alongside a pub and restaurant. This Chatton inn has free on-site parking and Wi-Fi.
Roger
United Kingdom
Lovely central village location. Very friendly atmosphere and all staff were extremely welcoming and helpful. Fine base to visit many historic castles. Great food served.
Set in Lucker, The award-winning Apple Inn boasts a terrace and bar. This inn offers on-site dining. Free WiFi is offered. Guest rooms in the inn are fitted with a coffee machine.
Kathryn
United Kingdom
Best shepherd hut stayed in - beautifully decorated and had everything you needed. Plus some extras e.g., log burner, nice toiletries, sky light. Liked that situated near the river so had a lovely view. Fenced off so made it easier with two dogs to let them explore. Staff very friendly and gave good advice for walks etc. pub food great quality and dog friendly. Breakfast was great too. Lots of choice.
Set in gardens with uninterrupted views over the Northumberland countryside to the Cheviot Hills, this beautiful Georgian property houses luxurious 5-star bed and breakfast accommodation.
Richard
United Kingdom
Chatton Park House is ideally located for the Northumberland coast and the National Park and is located in peaceful countryside with views over the Northumberland National Park. The property is elegant and spacious. Our room was very well apointed with a super-king-size bed that was very comfortable indeed. Our hosts were very welcoming with a mine of useful local knowledge. Breakfasts were super and an excellent start to the day.
Quirky little village, lots of character. Coastline of Northumberland is stunning but expensive to stay so 5 miles inland is much cheaper. No food on a Sunday evening, had to drive 3 miles down A1 to Purdy Lodge which was OK.
Susan
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Belford is a pleasant village and not a Resort but it is a...
Belford is a pleasant village and not a Resort but it is a convenient base to visit the many interesting places in its vicinity.
There are three Pubs, a five star Fish and Chip place, and an excellent Farm shop and restaurant.
John
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
Belford is a small Village with little or no amenities, it...
Belford is a small Village with little or no amenities, it took 10 minutes to walk the whole village, we only stayed there for one night while travelling on the A1.
The hotel is disappointing, one other pub that didn’t look inviting, no restaurant, cafe or shops.
Great area for sightseeing but one could stay in many more attractive places.
Paul
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Quick access to Bamburgh.
Quick access to Bamburgh.
Handy for exploring area - Alnwick Castle/Gardens, Amble, Castles
Close to good pubs serving food
Sunny hills garden centre do excellent breakfast
Do need a car
Joanne
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
As a village Belford has everything.
As a village Belford has everything. It has Bamburgh and Budle Bay10 mins away. Just off A1 so convenient, it has the usual 2-4 pubs, shops.. The village could do with facelift just as Bluebell hotel does.
David
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Belford has seen better days but is a great location for...
Belford has seen better days but is a great location for exploring Northumbrian coast.
Stayed here many times at The Market Cross Guest House which is excellent, but was unfortunately full for my dates.
Had dinner at Apple Inn at Lucker which was excellent.
Recommend butchers in Bamburgh . Excellent pies.
Excellent Gelato at chippy in Alnwick. YES chippy sells this!
Very friendly staff, great breakfast. Nice options to eat there in the evening. View from bedroom was amazing and spent a good while watching hares in the field opposite in the evening. View of Bamburgh Castle in the distance. Bed comfy. Easily accessible location and short distance from Lindisfarne, Seahouses for puffin cruises, Beadnell and Bamburgh. Pretty Central for most Northumberland sites to visit.
A welcoming roaring real fire. The attention to detail was a delight. e.g fresh milk in fridge outside room. A borrowable parking permit for Northumberland. Complimentary cake and rum (yes rum) in room and complimentary crisps and fruit outside our room.
Excellent restaurant serving a varied and well prepared well received fare with accompanying choice of drinks.
The cottage is in the centre of Belford, which has two pubs and a hotel so plenty of eating opportunities. Also a well equipped kitchen and a supermarket in the village if you want to cook a meal.
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