Hotels near Woodhorn Museum and Northumberland Archives Ashington

"Pros - quick check in, friendly welcome, lots of onsite parking, great room Cons - room could do with a little tlc "

"직원분들은 정말 친절했고, 아름다운 백조가 인상 깊었습니다."

"The owners have thought of everything and more! The kitchen was beautifully fitted and kitted out, the bed we used was very comfortable, and the towels luxurious. The hot tub was a wonderful bonus. I had a question when we arrived, and the owner responded immediately. Our new favorite place!"

"Clean tidy rooms, staff where lovely and friendly food was nice and good parking for your car."

"Parking while limited was good. Few spaces left when i arrived, and lots avaliable later at night."

"Owners were very friendly and accommodating. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was clean and spacious, and breakfast was delicious… Highly Recommend! "

"Very comfortable stay- large family room with two double/king beds. Great breakfast."

"Excellent short stay. Very friendly, lovely, spotless room, excellent breakfast-even made my granddaughter toast just as she liked it. "

"Room was clean and staff were really friendly and welcoming. "

"Ideal location plenty of amenities good good better than a premier inn"

"Room was clean and staff were wonderful "

"Very nice rooms and facilities. Grounds are stunning for a walk"

"Lovely place. My 70th birthday with my family including children & babies. It was perfect for everyone. Nice area, muddy walk into the woods. 5 minutes into Morpeth which was looking lovely with Christmas lights"

"Brilliant easy parking breakfast first class "

"Great breakfast, great location, spacious room, plenty of parking "

"Really friendly welcome, large and comfortable room for family, excellent value"

"As fotos são antigas e o hotel está datado. Precisa de renovação e reforma. Não tem elevador. "

"The room was clean & tidy, bar area and food excellent, and the staff very friendly. "

"Somewhere to put your head down … clean, warm, cheap. Breakfast was available at the Beefeaters across the road (completely unrelated business) … went to Greggs."