Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Wooler, England:

Firwood Bed and Breakfast is set in an enviable, elevated position in tranquil Northumberland, this former dowager lodge is now bed and breakfast accommodation owned and operated by Mike and Beth Mills. The B&B overlooks the picturesque area of Northumberland known as Glendale and nestles close to the Cheviot Hills. Firwood provides peaceful and relaxing bed and breakfast accommodation with a touch of style and luxury.. . .

The Hemmel Bed and Breakfast nestles beneath the hills near Wooler which is the "Gateway to the Cheviots", just minutes from Northumberland's stunning coastline. Ideal to take in the breath taking scenery, walking, riding, fishing, golf and bird watching.. . .

Hugh and Margaret Logan would like to welcome you to Fenton Hill Farm Cottages, located on a working farm near Wooler in North Northumberland. Situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, Fenton Hill self-catering cottages provide excellent accommodation and a quiet escape from the pressures and busyness of life. Fenton Hill is a place of peace, tranquility and beauty at it's best and yet the location is very central with so much to do nearby. All of the cottages except Bramble Cottage are dog friendly but are kept extremely clean for those without dogs. . . .

East Horton is situated between the market town of Wooler and the coastal village of Belford in the most historic and beautiful corner of Northumberland. East Horton has stunning views south down the valley towards Alnwick and west to the Cheviot hills.. . .

The Ryecroft Hotel in Wooler, Northumberland, will provide you with a warm welcome, whether you are simply dining in the restaurant or staying in this picturesque part of North Northumberland in the North of England. This family run 10 bedroom hotel is renowned for its excellent home-cooked food and fine ales. All bedrooms at the Ryecroft Hotel are en-suite and comfortably furnished, with tea and coffee making facilities and televisions.. . .

Come and enjoy the beauty of Northumberland on a traditional working farm within the Northumberland National Park. Westnewton Estate offers self catering accommodation at the heart of the spectacular scenery of the north Cheviot hills. . . .

Crookhouse is a small traditional Northumbrian steading where two cottages are available to rent individually, or alternatively can easily be transformed into a single unit to accommodate up to twelve people. Our aim is to provide the highest standard of comfort in the most extraordinary setting.. . .

Adjacent to Kimmerston Riding Centre with three bedrooms, two with a double bed and one with two singles (bedding provided free of charge); The sitting room has an open fire (coal also provided free of charge) with a beautiful view towards the Cheviot hills.. . .

The Tankerville is a 400 year old, privately run hotel, set in the Foothills of the Cheviots, Ideally located to explore ‘The Secret Kingdom'. We have 16 Delightfully appointed and immaculately decorated bedrooms perfect for your stay, we also have a restaurant is run by Ashley, our first class Chef, using fresh local produce that is in season. . . .

Cheviot View is a delightful bed & breakfast, which is well positioned in the heart of the market town Wooler. Known as "The Gateway to the Cheviots" Wooler has excellent opportunities for Walking and many other activities including fishing, tennis, rock climbing, cycling, horse riding & site seeing. There is also a friendly golf course which welcomes golf enthusiasts for 9 or 18 holes (depending on how energetic you are feeling!) Wooler is an excellent base for a holiday. The foothills with their quiet back-roads and bridleways are ideal for cycling and riding. Within a short car journey . . .

Hethpool House B&B Hethpool bed and breakfast is an Edwardian Manor house in the heart of the Cheviot Hills in the College Valley. This is within the Northumbria National Park ideally located on St. Cuthbert's Way and close to the Pennine Way. This North Northumberland B&B has inspired views of the surrounding Cheviot hills and is within one of the most beautiful settings in Northumberland. It is a perfect place for peace and relaxation with easy access to all the footpaths and bridleways within the valley.. . .

A warm welcome awaits you at our 17th century stone built home. Whilst it maintains many of its original features it has been refurbished with all the modern comforts of the 21st century. Come and stay at our award winning Bed & Breakfast for one night or use us as a base to explore the beautiful local countryside for a few days. Established in 1991, Tilldale House has always maintained a high standard of grading with the English Tourist Board. Situated on the High Street, which is a loop road off the main A697 (Cottage Road/South Road), and used only by local traffic, it is quiet d. . .

Set in the Glendale Valley and over looking the Cheviot Hills, Turvelaws Holiday Cottages are set on a working farm just ½ a mile from the attractive market town of Wooler and located at the edge of the National Park - perfect for exploring the beautiful Cheviots and is ideally situated between the historic towns of Alnwick and Berwick Upon Tweed. Northumberland's Heritage Coast and the Scottish Borders are also easily reached within half an hour. . . .

At Glororum Bed and Breakfast we offer a full English breakfast made with local farm produce whenever possible and evening meals on request. We have off road private parking for up to 4 cars, all of our rooms have private bathroom facilities, a good hospitality tray with tea, coffee, hot chocolate and bottled water and free view TV and DVD players for you to use at your convenience. We have a visitors lounge with TV, Hi-Fi, books, magazines etc, where you can sit quietly and take in the fantastic garden views.. . .

A cascading waterfall and beautiful countryside is the setting for this conversion of a former dairy dating back to the 1800s. Adjoining another property, it has been lovingly restored and has retained much character and charm. Set on a working farm at the edge of a small country park, there are wonderful walks from the doorstep with panoramic views over the Cheviot Hills and valleys. Footpaths from the door lead directly onto Humbleton Hill, site of past Scottish Border raids and battles. Historical houses and sleepy fishing villages within easy reach. Pub and restaurants only 500 yards away.. . .