Rothbury, Coquetdale & National Park - Guest Accommodation HOLIDAY AND SHORT BREAKS GUIDE 2010
KATERINA’S GUEST HOUSE GUEST HOUSE
Katerina’s is ideally situated for the amenities of pretty Rothbury village, the
beautiful countryside of the Coquet Valley and to explore the Northumberland
National Park, the Cheviot Hills, coast and castles, Lindisfarne, Hadrian’s Wall,
Alnwick Castle, The Alnwick Garden, Cragside House and the Scottish Borders.
Once part of an historic Coaching Inn, Katerina’s now has three lovely ensuite
bedrooms, decorated and colour co-ordinated to enhance their individual
character. Some have original fireplaces and beamed ceilings, all have 4-poster
beds, TV, superbly stocked tea tray, mini-fridge and many extra touches for your R
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We offer wide and interesting menus, both for breakfast and our optional
(licensed) evening meals – with Cath’s own delicious bread, whisky porridge,
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vegetarian nut-balls, or Steak Katerina. See our own website for menu details.
Stay two nights and save £4 per room, per night, three and save £8, or six and
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Mrs C Mills, Katerina’s Guest House
High Street, Rothbury
Northumberland NE65 7TQ
T: 01669 620691
E: ian.mills6@btopenworld.com
www.katerinasguesthouse.co.uk
BOOK
ONLINE
PPPN: (B&B) £32 min - £37 max ROOMS: 3D 3ES
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PELE COTTAGE B&B B&B LORBOTTLE WEST STEADS FARMHOUSE
Delightful historic cottage in quiet rural location Peace, tranquillity and a warm welcome
with wonderful views. Ideally situated for await you at Lorbottle West Steads, a
exploring Northumberland. A warm welcome Victorian farmhouse situated in the heart of
awaits you.
the countryside.
Mrs Jane Cotton, Pele Cottage Bed & Breakfast,
Mrs Farr, Lorbottle West Steads,
Wingates, Longhorsley, Morpeth, Northumberland,
Thropton, Rothbury NE65 7JT
NE65 8RW T: 01670 788320 M: 07803 032 039
T: 01665 574672 E: info@lorbottle.com
jane@pelecottage.co.uk www.pelecottage.co.uk
BOOK
ONLINE
www.lorbottle.com
PPPN: (B&B) £35 min – £40 max ROOMS: 1D 1T PPPN: (B&B) £31 min - £46 max ROOMS: 1D 1T 1ES
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THE HAVEN GUEST ACCOMMODATION CLENNELL HALL GUEST ACCOMMODATON
Clennell Hall is built around a 13th century pele
tower, situated on the edge of the picturesque
Northumberland National Park.
Clennell Hall, Alwinton,
Northumberland, NE65 7BG
T: 01669 650377
E: craig-clennellhall@hotmail.co.uk
www.clennellhallhotel.com
BOOK
ONLINE
PPPN: (B&B) £42
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50 max ROOMS: 6D 4F 10ES
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Nestling in its own grounds overlooking the town of Rothbury. The Haven is a splendid
THE QUEENS HEAD, ROTHBURY INN
Edwardian detached guest house, offering comfortable and spacious accommodation.
All bedrooms are ensuite and fitted to a high standard with a generous hospitality tray. Friendly pub in village centre. Excellent food.
A guest lounge is available and WiFi access. Large onsite car park. Comfortable rooms. Walkers and cyclists
welcome. Private parking. Free WiFi. Book online.
Mrs Roz Tinlin, The Haven, Back Crofts, Rothbury, Northumberland NE65 7YA
T: 01669 620577 M: 07711 806 170 E: the.haven.rothbury@talk21.com
Mrs Teresa Wilson, Townfoot, Rothbury,
www.thehavenrothbury.com
Northumberland NE65 7SR T: 01669 620470
E: enqs@queensheadrothbury.com
PPPN: (B&B) £40 min – £60 max ROOMS: 1S 2D 1T 1F 1SU 6ES www.queensheadrothbury.com
BOOK
ONLINE
PPPN: (B&B) £32
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50 min – £40 max ROOMS: 3D 3T 1F 7ESCR
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