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Rothbury tourist information
Corby Crags
Rothbury is a traditional market town in central Northumberland. Known as the Capital of Coquetdale, the town is built of the same mellow sandstone as the rolling hills that surround it.
Enjoy your stay in this beautiful and peaceful town, and you'll be ideally located in the heart of the county's countryside. There are so many walking ad cycling routes to explore, all close to the heart of Rothbury.
The town offers a peaceful haven. The River Coquet meanders through the centre, creating a pleasant walk along the river bank. A good range of shops and Rothbury bed and breakfasts can be found on the High Street as well as a selection of pubs and tea rooms.
Rothbury View from Thrunton Woods
Rothbury is in the centre of Northumberland and is therefore an ideal base for exploring. It’s just 30 minutes to the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and three minutes to the hills. Why not stay in a Rothbury Self Catering accommodation to make the most of your stay. From Rothbury you can explore the surrounding Simonside Hills and Cheviot Hills and all of Northumberland National Park. Walkers and cyclists will love the spectacular countryside.
Close by is Cragside House, Gardens and Estate, former home of the Victorian industrialist Lord Armstrong situated about two miles from Rothbury and worth a visit at anytime of the year. The first house to be lit by hydro electricity, Cragside is also now one of the last strong holds of the Red Squirrel.
Rhododendron at Cragside
The Lady's Well at nearby Holystone is an ancient attractive well thought to have been constructed by the Romans on the site of a natural spring. Stay in a Rothbury Hotel to make sure you're always close to the action.
The town and surrounding area host events throughout the year. They include a Traditional Music Festival held in July, a Round Table Street Fair in May, a Coquetdale Agricultural Machinery Preservation Society (CAMPS) rally in June, and the Alwinton Border Shepherds Show in October.
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Wooler Tourist Information Centre
The Cheviot Centre
12 Padgepool Place
Wooler
Northumberland
NE71 6BL
+44 01668 282123
Bed & Breakfast
Rothbury
Family run guest house in the centre of Rothbury Alnwick 11 miles away. Walkers and families welcome. Fully renovated town house with very spacious rooms with full ensuite.
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£27.50
B&B per person per night
Self Catering
Rothbury
Sandyford is reputed to being the oldest remaining house in Rothbury, built in 1722. The property spread over 3 floors and sleeps 6, has been recently refurbished to the highest standards and has been awarded 5 Stars from Visit England.
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£320.00
per unit per week
Bed & Breakfast
Rothbury
A 17thC building in the heart of a country village, offering en suites, 4-poster beds, colour TVs and evening meals by arrangement. No smoking property.
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£68.00
B&B per room per night
Inn
Rothbury
Traditional friendly village pub, offering excellent food and comfortable modern accommodation. Private car park and patio garden.
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£40.00
B&B per room per night
Hostel
Rothbury
A one-stop shop for enjoying Northumberland New bunkhouse (28 beds) Washing / drying facilities Café Cycle storage Cycle hire Outdoor activities Wi-Fi
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£20.00
per person room only
Self Catering
Rothbury
A refurbished stone terraced cottage with stunning views of Northumbrian hills, 150 ft above the River Coquet. Sleeps up to 6 plus cot.
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£395.00
per unit per week
Self Catering
Rothbury
Cairn Rigg - an attractive, detached stone-built cottage situated in a quiet country lane on the edge of Rothbury. Ethie Lodge - an attractive 1st floor apartment that has been recently renovated and it is situated in the heart of Rothbury.
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£230.00
per unit per week
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