BERWICK, TWEEDMOUTH & SPITTAL – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
MARSHALL MEADOWS HOTEL COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL ELIZABETHAN TOWN HOUSE GUEST ACCOMMODATION
Marshall Meadows - a lovely Georgian mansion that stands in 15 acres of beautifully
mature gardens and woodland, near the gateway between England and Scotland. Elegantly
and carefully decorated, with fine sash windows overlooking the gardens, the hotel has a
relaxed and tranquil atmosphere - almost as if you were staying with friends. Recently upgraded to VB 4 star in recognition of our continued commitment to the comfort
With glorious landscape close by to explore, including the Secret kingdom of and care of our clients, this is probably one of the best locations in Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Northumberland, Marshall Meadows stunning location makes the hotel an ideal place for Adjacent to the Elizabethan Town Walls and 2 minutes from the town centre, convenient
short breaks in the Borders, corporate events and weddings. for all shops, restaurants, bars and walking the famous town walls. All rooms are ensuite
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and tastefully furnished with tea/coffee making facilities, flat screen TVs with Freeview and
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D DVD players. Wireless internet connection throughout. An ideal base for touring the North
Mr I Catterall, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland TD15 1UT
Northumberland Coast and the Scottish Borders. A comfortable stay is our only aim.
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T: 01289 331133 F: 01289 331438
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gm.marshallmeadows@classiclodges.co.uk
PPPN: (B&B) £35 min – £45 max ROOMS: 2D 2T 2F 6ES
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www.classiclodges.co.uk Mr D McLean, 8 Sidey Court, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1DR
T: 01289 304580 M: 0784 323 6858
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info@elizabethan-town-house.co.uk www.info@elizabethan-town-house.co.uk
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ALANNAH HOUSE B&B
Friendly, family run B & B within historic town
walls. Close to shops and attractions with well
maintained garden for guests’ use.
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ROOMS: 1D 1TR 1SU 3ES
Mrs L Flook, 84 Church Street
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Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1DU
T: 01289 307252
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steven@berwick1234.freeserve.co.uk
www.alannahhouse.com
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BRIDGE VIEW GUEST HOUSE
Quietly situated Georgian house 3 minutes
from railway station and town. Excellent views,
hearty breakfasts and home-made preserves.
PPPN: (B&B) £30 min – £35 max
ROOMS: 1S (w private facilities) 1D 1T 2ES
Mrs L Weatherley, Bridge View, 14 Tweed St
Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1NG
T: 01289 308098 E:
lyndda@tiscali.co.uk
You’ll find our period town house located in a quiet residential street in the
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centre of Berwick. Situated on historic “Ravensdowne”, the Elizabethan fortified walls,
shops and the magnificent sea views are only a minute’s walk.
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All our rooms are ensuite and decorated to a very high standard. Our meals are freshly
cooked using produce sourced or produced locally to give you the best taste and quality
that Berwick-upon-Tweed has to offer. Free parking permits and internet access available.
CAROLINE HOUSE B&B
Always assured of a friendly welcome, we look forward to making your stay with us a
19th Century house situated minutes from
relaxed and happy one.
beach and river in quiet village of Spittal,
PPPN: (B&B) £25 min – £40 max ROOMS: 3D 1T 4ES
1 mile from Berwick.
Derek & Jessie Chapman, 40 Ravensdowne, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1DQ
PPPN: £22 min - £35 max
T: 01289 306992
ROOMS: 1S 2D 1T 1TR
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bookings@40ravensdowne.co.uk www.40ravensdowne.co.uk
Ms L Scott, Caroline House, 110 Main St
Spittal, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1RD
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T: 01289 307595
www.carolinehouse.net
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carolinehouse@hotmail.com
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