MORPETH TOWN – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
LONGHIRST HALL HOTEL
COTTINGBURN HOUSE B&B
Conveniently situated. Clean, homely, superb
breakfasts. FREE WiFi. Off street parking.
PPPN: £25 min – £35 max
ROOMS: 1S 1D 2T 2ES
Mr & Mrs Herbert, 40 Bullers Green
Morpeth NE61 1DE
T/F: 01670 503195
E:
veeherbert@hotmail.com
www.cottingburnhouse.co.uk
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MORPETH LODGE GUEST HOUSE
Cottage View Guest House is a family run,
licensed guest house situated in the historic
market town of Morpeth.
PPPN: (B&B) £30 min – £50 max
ROOMS: 7S 9D 6T 1TR 1F
6 Staithes Lane, Morpeth
Northumberland NE61 1TD
T: 01670 518550 F: 01670 510840
E:
bookings@cottageview.co.uk
Nestled in 75 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens in the heart of rural
www.cottageview.co.uk
Northumberland, this iconic Georgian building is located just outside the busy market
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town of Morpeth with easy access from the A1. An exciting getaway for golfing breaks.
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A secluded retreat for romantic weekends. Food lovers’ weekends with local and
organic produce. The ideal base to explore Northumberland’s castles and coastline.
Complete with facilities for cricket, tennis and two 18 hole golf courses. Less than 1
STEPPING STONES GUEST ACCOMMODATION
hour from The Alnwick Garden and Bamburgh Castle. Longhirst, a perfect blend of
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Victorian town house, some rooms with lovely
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a homely and friendly atmosphere.
PPPN: (B&B) £75 min – £115 max ROOMS: 62D 15T
PPPN: (B&B) £30 min - £35 max
ROOMS: 2D 1T 1TR 3ES
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Longhirst Hall, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61 3LL Mrs J Smith, 75 Newgate Street, Morpeth
T: 01670 795000 F: 01670 791385
Northumberland NE61 1BX
E:
enquiries@longhirst.co.uk www.longhirst.co.uk
T: 01670 517869
E:
steppingstonesbb@aol.com
www.steppingstonesbedandbreakfast.co.uk
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Tourist Information Booking Service MICKLEWOOD PARK SELF-CATERING
For the perfect match, and the booking made for you...read
Micklewood Park is situated in the 75 acres
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of woodland grounds of Longhirst Hall.
about our TIC booking service on the inside back cover
Great for families and groups.
PER WEEK: £300 min - £750 max
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Further Information
Mr M Towers, The Hub, Micklewood Park
Longhirst, Morpeth
Northumberland NE61 3LP
T: 01670 794530 F: 01670 791330
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Tel: 01670 500 700
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info@micklewoodpark.co.uk
www.micklewoodpark.co.uk
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MID NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
CORNHILLS FARMHOUSE B&B
THE BARONIAL GUEST HOUSE
Excellent holiday area for coast, Cheviot Hills,
castles, Linden Hall, Metrocentre. Perfect
stop enroute to Scotland. Excellent facilities.
Bedrooms ensuite.
PPPN: (B&B) £29 min - £34 max
ROOMS: 2D 2ES
Mrs S Glenwright, The Baronial
Longhorsley, Northumberland NE65 8TD
T: 01670 788378
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KINGTON B&B
Large Victorian farmhouse standing in an acre of garden on our livestock farm in the
centre of Northumberland. Ideal for visiting the spectacular coast, Alnwick, Cragside, Looking for comfortable, attractive accommodation?
Belsay, Kielder Water, Hadrian’s Wall, watching red squirrels at Wallington Hall or Scrumptious breakfasts? A friendly, relaxed
fishing at Sweethope Lough. Cornhills is the perfect peaceful place to stay. atmosphere?A peaceful, rural location?
PPPN: £32.50 min – £40 max ROOMS: 2D 1T 2ES
You’ve found it - Kington.
Mrs LM Thornton, Cornhills Farmhouse, Kirkwhelpington
PPPN: £29 min – £35 max ROOMS: 1SU
Northumberland NE19 2RE T: 01830 540232
Kington, Longhorsley, Morpeth
E:
lmt@northumberlandfarmhouse.co.uk www.northumberlandfarmhouse.co.uk
Northumberland NE65 8TH
T: 01670 788554
www.kington-longhorsley.com
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