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Based on 30 reviews
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Housesteads Roman Fort, Haydon Bridge - 2.6 mile(s) away
Holy Cross Church, Haltwhistle - 4.43 mile(s) away
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Twice Brewed Inn, Hexham - 2.29 mile(s) away
The Tempest at The Sill Handlebards, Hexham - 2.39 mile(s) awayperfect for exploring Northumberland national Park with the new 'The Sill' visitor centre and the main central section of Hadrians Wall World heritage Site. The Bowes Hotel provides modern comfy rooms with a traditional breakfast in a village pub setting.
Completely renovated in summer of 2018 The Bowes Hotel is situated in the heart of the Village with fantastic views over the Tyne valley. Easily reached from the nearby train station, just 150m away.
All guest rooms are on the first floor with access by way of staircase only. Approximately 30 steps.
The Bowes is just off the A69 in between Haltwhistle and Haydon bridge. Very easy to find with parking opposite by the Village green.
The Bowes Hotel is excellently positioned for public transport as is on the main Carlisle to Newcastle bus and train routes. The bus (685) stops at the Bowes every hour and the Bardon Mill train station is just 150m away.
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Apartment (The Pottery) |
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£100.00 B&B per room per night(£90.00 single occupancy) Min: £85.00 - Max: £120.00 |
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Double ensuite room (The Station) |
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£90.00 B&B per room per night(£90.00 single occupancy) Min: £85.00 - Max: £110.00 |
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Double ensuite room (The Bowes) |
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£95.00 B&B per room per nightMin: £85.00 - Max: £110.00 |
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Double ensuite room (The Greyhound) |
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£80.00 B&B per room per night(£70.00 single occupancy) Min: £75.00 - Max: £85.00 |
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Double ensuite room (The Har & Hounds) |
1 | 2 |
£80.00 B&B per room per night(£70.00 single occupancy) Min: £75.00 - Max: £85.00 |
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Twin ensuite room (The Sportsman) |
1 | 2 |
£80.00 B&B per room per night(£70.00 single occupancy) Min: £75.00 - Max: £85.00 |
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Evening meals
Restaurant is open Wed/Thurs 4 to 8pm, Frid/Sat 12 to 8pm, Sunday 12 to 4pm. No evening meals Sun/Mon/Tues during low season. |
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Licenced premises
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Credit / debit cards accepted
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Open all year
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Cycle friendly
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En-suite
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Food shop nearby
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Hairdryer
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Linen provided
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Log fire / Open fireplace
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based on 30 reviews
 15/06/2019 | Spot on pubtripper79_11, Melbourne, Australia We stayed 2 nights here on a local friends recommendation. We could not be happier. Friendly owners who totally renovated about a year ago. Everything slick and span and works well but still retains a nice “local” atmosphere. |
11/06/2019 | top spot in the middle of nowhereHelen C, London, United Kingdom We stayed here as a mid point during our 48hr of Hadrians wall. Ian was super helpful during the booking process. They were able to serve us food at 9pm and it was delicious, set up breakfast for us at 5:30am and made great pack lunches, even arranged a minibus for us all at 6am. The rooms were fantastic, just a shame it was such a fleeting visit. Would certainly recommend this place! |
 10/06/2019 | Excellent hospitality420jasonn, Bardon Mill, United Kingdom My wife and I stayed two nights in this hotel. They have just been through a refurbishment and everything is modern and new. We stayed in their smallest room. The mirror was heated so it didnt steam up. Water pressure was good. The steak I had on Saturday night was perfection. My wife enjoyed her fish. The breakfasts were good. They dont serve dinner on Sunday nights but they made sure we were fed by supplying takeaway menus. It was really well situated for seeing Hadrians Wall and Vindolanda was very close. They had great real ales and ciders and a good selection of spirits. The staff were really friendly and helpful. |
08/06/2019 | Re-furbishedirvinecarl, Swindon, United Kingdom A perfect location for Vindolanda and Hadrian’s Wall, a short walk away if you find the path (it’s immediately next to the hotel through the pottery). The accommodation, pub and grub is all as good as you’d expect from people who are making an effort and spending their money on improvements (they should expect a return). The multi national clientele all appeared satisfied, I felt proud. |
08/06/2019 | Well it’s finally happened!James B, Manchester, United Kingdom I’ve been visiting the Bowes for well over 40 years and always felt it was an under- achiever? Well that’s no longer the case as someone had dug deep into their pockets and brought the accommodation up to modern spec! Location Just off the A69 and in the heart of Roman Wall Country. There is a small area for public parking adjacent to the hotel. The bus stop is a stones throw away (685 to Carlisle or Newcastle-upon-Tyne every hour.) Accommodation The bar has been divided into areas and you could have pockets of diners. There is a decking area outside the front. The bar are has a crisp clean feeling. The bedrooms have also been revamped. Nice to see the prices displayed in bold on the walls too! The gents were spotless and you could smell the cleaning agents as you went down the corridor. The toilets were spotless and even has fragranced diffusers. The notice board in the corridor gives a wealth of information. Staff( three) Polite, friendly and helpful and couldn’t do enough for you. Evidenced by guests going out of their way to thank staff on their way out. Sure sign of a well run and Managed business noticed by the ambience enjoyed by more than 30 diners. Menu Limited menu with four dishes and fish and chips. Our visit was a Friday and it was the Pensioners menu. We had fish and chips (x2) and fish pie. £7 per dish and whilst not the biggest portions, the food tasted superb. Ice cream at £4.95 was equally tasty and one dish was served with apple, rhubarb and apple peel. Drinks £3.60 for Revisionist Craft lager and £4.00 for Estrella. £1.20 for a can of coke-seemingly no wishy washy draught come on offer ! Summary Well what a transformation and this is now a little gem. Full marks to the Owner for investing in the business and you’d have to go a long way to equal the value we had this week. More visits are a certainty and the five stars awarded were a formality |
