Northumberland Inns

Top chef Tony Binks took over the 1870s pub in 2006. Already voted 'Destination Restaurant of the Year', the pub sits at the heart of Barrasford village . Tony’s cooking style is traditionally English with French influences, a homage to his friend and mentor, international cuisinier Albert Roux.

Situated in the quiet village of Wark within 100yds of the River North Tyne. It has been awarded a 4 Star award from the Tourist Board. Featuring a cosy bar with open fire in the winter and a sunny conservatory within a secret walled beer-garden.

A friendly country Inn with a reputation for food, drink and en-suite bedrooms. The Black Bull Inn is located in the village of lowick just 10 miles from the historic town of Berwick upon Tweed.

The Hope and Anchor is located in attractive seaside village of Alnwick and is reputed to be one of the village's, oldest buildings. Offering a friendly service, a well stocked bar and an informal restaurant. Alnwick Castle or Harry Potter's Castle is within a few miles.

The Packhorse Inn has bed & breakfast accommodation in two double and three twin bedded rooms. Every room has a colour television, tea and coffee making facilities and an en-suite shower-room or bathroom.

The Queens Head Hotel lies in the centre of the Northumbrian village of Rothbury in the heart of the Coquet Valley and on the edge of the Northumberland National Park. There are 7 rooms, all en-suite, which have been traditionally furnished and guests have use of the bar, restaurant and games room.

We have all the charm and character of a traditional country inn, our comfortable bar serves up a great range of food and drink or for something a bit special you can dine in 'The Boundary Restaurant' and choose from a huge selection of regional, national and international dishes.

Resting in the heart of magnificent rural Northumberland, only 6 miles from Morpeth, The Anglers Arms nestles by the River Coquet. Choose to eat in the bar or as a delightful alternative, dine a la carte in the Pullman Railway Carriage. The rooms are cosy, welcoming and attractively furnished.

This bar, restaurant and hotel is converted from an old dairy and is located just outside the centre of Ashington. Food is served all day and there is free parking.

A former coaching inn built about 200 years ago, the masons arms is 5 miles from Alnwick on the Seahouses road. The hotel has been tastefully extended and modernised including six new executive rooms to combine the quality and facilities.

A traditional Inn in Acomb offering a cosy and friendly atmosphere with a lounge and bar area as well as Bed & Breakfast accommodation. The inn has a fully stocked bar with a good selection of bitters, lagers spirits and wines. There is a separate restaurant serving an excellent menu of home cooked food.

The Swan at Choppington offers great food, excellent service and comfortable en suite accommodation from a family with over 35 years experience in the hospitality trade.

A traditional inn in a secluded location, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. In the spacious garden with stone walls and apple trees, you are surrounded by farmland. Inside, the inn boasts a restaurant with exposed stone walls and rustic feel.

At the Tower Restaurant & Accommodation you can eat and drink well in comfortable surroundings. Offering comfortable accommodation in redecorated, well appointed bedrooms, and a renowned restaurant. Easily accessible from major transport links and the perfect base to explore the Secret Kingdom.