Hoteles cerca de Cocklawburn Beach en Berwick-upon-Tweed

“Sheelah & Peter are extremely pleasant and helpful. The spacious house are lovely and extremely quiet. The breakfasts are excellent in the large beautiful dining room. The surrounding countryside is spectacular (drive north on nearby Devil’s Causeway and look west to the Cheviots in the late evening, but be careful of the hares on the road.) The rooms are spotless, the beds very comfortable, the showers bliss, the rates excellent. We hope to return. The hosts’ recommendations for evening meals...

“Friendly staff and great room highly recommend ”

“This was not a B&B as advertised. This was a grim, empty beach house where the owner, who lived an hour away, remotely answered the doorbell to tell guest how to find their keys. The only good thing to say about it was that the owner refunded my money promptly when I frantically was able to find proper accommodations.”

“Everything”

“great accommodation. staff were really helpful and friendly.”

“Friendly helpful staff”

“El lugar muy agradable y el personal mucho mejor. Regresaríamos ahí y seguro lo recomendamos. La habitación es grande pero solo sin literas así que solo es para dormir y no para estar en la habitación ya que es cómoda solo para dormir. ”

“Great property. Hotel rooms are small and there is no A/C in the room”

“First class stay, quality of fresh food was quite amazing for a small place, fresh Lobster on the menu and breakfast was excellent with lots of fresh local produce. Will definitely come back!”

“The property was close to Bamburgh Castle and Farne Islands that is great in summer for Puffins. We were given the smallest double bed room even though we booked a proper queen room that were available.”

“Self access = soulless. Didn't see another person. Empty tables in the dining room felt like the Marie Celeste. Breakfast in a bakery and fridge in the room. Very expensive for what it was. Very dim lighting.”

“No more than okay … Lowry stayed at the hotel in the 1930s … it seemed to be like it was still caught in that era. Like so many hotels in the UK now lack of attention to detail is have a present.”

“Well situated, quiet, shops nearby and handy for the local history.”

“The property was good, upside down property, set in a lovely harbour town. Locals friendly. Amazing ice cream shop. The attached fish and chip shop was very busy too. Parking was roadside, not guaranteed, opposite the property. We arrived at the end of the Herring Queen Festival, which was packed out. We struggled to even unload, but obviously that wasn't something we knew about prior to booking. After that had finished, parking wasn't really a problem. A few niggles with property but it didn't...

“staff truly delightful, so a very happy stop over”