BAMBURGH & BELFORD – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
BLUE BELL HOTEL HOTEL Tourist Information Booking Service
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Further Information
Berwick-upon-Tweed Tel: 01289 330 733
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www.visitnorthumberland.com
WAREN HOUSE HOTEL COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL
Excellent food and accommodation at this 17th Century coaching inn. All rooms are Overlooking Budle Bay & Holy Island, in 6
ensuite with all the home comforts you need to enjoy a relaxing break in this beautiful part acres of wooded grounds. Excellent food.
of the country. Superb menus using local produce. Ideal location for all major attractions.
PPPN: (B&B) £60 min - £122.50 max
PPPN: (B&B) £45 min – £50 max ROOMS: 1S 25D 2TR 28ES
ROOMS: 6D 4T 3SU 13ES
Market Place, Belford Northumberland NE70 7NE T: 01668 213543
Waren Mill, Belford
E: enquiries@bluebellhotel.com www.bluebellhotel.com
Northumberland NE70 7EE
T: 01668 214581 F: 01668 214484
E: enquiries@warenhousehotel.co.uk
www.warenhousehotel.co.uk
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The Victoria Hotel stretches out alongside a quiet village green in historic Bamburgh. The
Quality, value and service await you with a warm Northumbrian welcome at the Purdy
hotel is dominated by the imposing presence of Bamburgh Castle, perched on a basalt
Lodge. Miles of beaches. Historic castles and world class attractions are all within easy
outcrop on the very edge of the North Sea. The castle’s dramatic setting has proved
reach of our well-established hotel. You will find a selection of the finest local food on offer
popular with location researchers and over the years has featured in numerous historic
in the ‘Lodge bar and grill restaurant’ as well as our ‘Cafe One’ 24hrs restaurant. The
films. From the battlements you can see Holy Island, The Farne Islands and the tiny village
bedrooms are fitted with digital flat screen TV and WiFi connection throughout.
below. In the village, the Victoria Hotel has added 8 new bedrooms in summer 2008, some
ROOM ONLY PER NIGHT: £49.95 min – £62.95 max
with four-posters, spa baths and magnificent views of the castle and Farne Islands.
ROOMS: 2S 6D 6T 6TR 20ES
PPPN: (B&B) £80 min – £200 max ROOMS: 6S 22D 9T 37ES
Mr J Tait, Adderstone, Belford, Northumberland
NE70 7JU T: 01668 213000 F: 01668 21313
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Mr G Young, Victoria Hotel, 1 Front Street, Bamburgh NE69 7BP
E: reception@purdylodge.co.uk T: 01668 214431 F: 01668 214404
www.purdylodge.co.uk
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E: enquiries@thevictoriahotelbamburgh.co.uk
www.thevictoriahotelbamburgh.co.uk
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WWW.PURDYLODGE.CO.Uk
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