Alnwick Coast - Guest Accommodation HOLIDAY AND SHORT BREAKS GUIDE 2010
HAWKHILL FARMHOUSE FARMHOUSE SWALLOWDALE COTTAGE B&B
Welcome to comfortable and attractive
accommodation providing an ideal base
for exploring the area. Delicious breakfasts.
Relaxing and friendly surroundings.
Chris Wager-Bradley, Swallowdale Cottage,
Lesbury, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66 3AT
T: 01665 830 389 E:
swallowdale@fsmail.net
www.swallowdale.org.uk
PPPN: (B&B) £35 min – £35 max ROOMS: 1D 1T 2ES
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Hawkhill offers a relaxing holiday in gracious surroundings. Breakfast in the large dining room WESTRIGG B&B
on local produce and homemade preserves. Enjoy the views and stroll around the extensive
Superb luxurious accommodation, delicious
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grounds. All rooms ensuite with TV and set-top box, radio alarm, hairdryer and hospitality tray. AS
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breakfast menu. Tranquil setting.
Perfectly located at the heart of England’s most
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Mrs Margery Vickers, Hawkhill Farmhouse, Lesbury, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 3PG
beautiful county.
T: 01665 830380 M: 07989 258 295 E:
stay@hawkhillfarmhouse.com
Mrs K Hogg, 30 Watershaugh Road, Warkworth,
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www.hawkhillfarmhouse.com
Northumberland NE65 0TX
T: 01665 711410 E:
westriggbb@yahoo.co.uk
PPPN: (B&B) £35 min – £40 max ROOMS: 1D 2T 3ES
www.westriggbedandbreakfast.co.uk
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PPPN: (B&B) £35 min – £40 max ROOMS: 1D 1T 2ES
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THE OLD MANSE B&B MORWICK HOUSE B&B
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The Old Manse is situated on the River Coquet Morwick House offers quality accommodation
close to all village facilities. Accommodation is set in beautiful gardens in a peaceful location
spacious and private. with ample secure parking.
Mrs S E Coulter, The Old Manse, 20 The Butts
Warkworth, Northumberland, NE65 0SS
Mrs L Wilson, Morwick House, Beal Bank,
T: 01665 710850 M: 07765 198 882
Warkworth NE65 0TB T: 01665 712101
E:
a.coulter1@btinternet.com
E:
stay@morwickhouse.co.uk
www.oldmanse.info www.morwickhouse.co.uk
PPPN: (B&B) £28 min – £30 max ROOMS: 2D 1SU 1ES PPPN: (B&B) £32 min – £34 max ROOMS: 2D 1T 3ES
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ALNMOUTH - WESTLEA GUEST ACCOMMODATION
Janice invites you to stay in her spacious home situated by the waters’ edge of the Aln Estuary, combining superior
accommodation with superb value.
• Fabulous panoramic views of the beautiful Aln Estuary and surrounding countryside can be enjoyed from the balconies
of our first floor bedroom, guest lounge and from our dining room.
• All bedrooms are ensuite with hospitality trays, colour TV, hairdryers, alarm clock radios, centrally heated and have been
recently refurbished to a very high standard – some with Tester & Crown drapes and balconies.
• Three bedrooms are ground floor. We have a wide front door and wheelchair ramp.
• A large choice of breakfasts include: Continental, healthy options as well as full hearty English breakfasts.
• EVENING MEALS are served at Westlea, Janice and her chef son Paul are renowned for their traditional and imaginative
gourmet cuisine, using fresh local produce and glorious desserts to spoil you.
• Private parking.
• Winner of numerous hospitality awards Recommended in:
• Most popular hotel/guest house awards • Sunday Express by Travel writers
• Overall contribution to Tourism Award • “Guestaccom Good Room Guide”
• Galloping Gourmet Award • “Nationwide – Best Bed and Breakfast”
WINTER WARMER GOURMET BREAKS AVAILABLE
“Food exceptional in terms of quality and flair and “Beautiful home with outstanding views and most Mrs J Edwards, 29 Riverside Road, Alnmouth,
variety of culinary delights.” friendly and helpful staff. Excellent in everyway.” Northumberland NE66 2SD
(A happy visitor) (A previous visitor) T: 01665 830730
E:
ritaandray77@btinternet.com
The guest house visitors return to year after year
PPPN: (B&B) £30 min – £42 max ROOMS: 2D 2T 3TR
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