Inns in Northumberland

At the award-winning Hog’s Head Inn you'll find a contemporary inn serving homemade food all day, and cosy en-suite rooms.

An 18thC Inn, formerly a farmhouse, in the heart of rural Northumberland close to the Roman Wall, Kielder Water and North Tyne Valley.

Look no further than The Amble Inn’s 30 brand new en suite bedrooms for the most comfortable night’s sleep in Amble and the surrounding area.

The nearest mainland inn to Holy Island, The Lindisfarne Inn is open all day for food, drinks, and cosy accommodation.

Stay, relax and dine in Tourism pub of the year 2018-2019, based in the heart of Hadrian's Wall Country.

When it comes to top seaside locations, the award-winning Bamburgh Castle Inn in Northumberland is hard to beat!

A traditional Inn located in the village of Corbridge, with 10 comfortable and cosy rooms and a fantastic family Apartment.

The Commissioners Quay Inn is the jewel in the crown of Blyth’s harbour, with all day dining and contemporary rooms.

This historic 17thC inn lies within the Northumberland National Park and is close to Kielder Water. Out and about there is walking, golfing, cycling, riding, fishing and all water sports are nearby.

In the heart of rural Northumberland in the village of Chatton you'll find The Percy Arms; an ideal place to visit, dine or stay in luxury. Take a drive Northbound on the A1 from Morpeth (a mere 36 miles), follow the signs for Chillingham Castle and you'll descend on the peace and tranquillity of Chatton. On your drive there, you'll witness the spectacle of the Cheviot Hills, the varied hues of the grasses and heaths and appreciate the true splendour of our county.