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Nearby Hotels Nearby Hotels Hollybush Inn William De Percy Inn The Holly Bush Inn Jedburgh Road Greenhaugh Otterburn Northumberland Northumberland NE48 1PW NE19 1NR 01434 240 391 / [email protected] 01830 520261 / [email protected] www.hollybushinn.net www.williamdepercy.com Distance from Estate- 7 Miles Distance from Estate- 14 Miles Dog friendly? Yes Dog friendly? Yes Riverdale Hall Hotel The Black Bull Riverdale Hall Hotel The Black Bull Bellingham Main St, Wark Northumberland Hexham, Northumberland NE48 2JT NE48 3LG 01434 435402 / [email protected] 01434 230318 / [email protected] www.riverdalehallhotel.co.uk www.blackbullwark.com Distance from Estate- 11 Miles Distance from Estate- 17 Miles Dog friendly? Yes Dog friendly? No The Cheviot Hotel Battlesteads The Cheviot Hotel Battlesteads Hotel & Restaurant Main Street Wark Bellingham Hexham NE48 2AU Northumberland 01434 220696 / [email protected] NE48 3LS www.thecheviothotel.co.uk 01434 230 209 / [email protected] www.battlesteads.com Distance from Estate- 12 Miles Dog friendly? Yes Distance from Estate- 17 Miles Dog friendly? Yes The Reesdale Arms Hallbarns Bed & Breakfast Rochester Hallbarns North Otterburn Hexham North Road Northumberland Simonburn NE19 1TA NE48 3AQ 01830 520668 / [email protected] 01434 681419 / [email protected] www.redesdale-arms.co.uk www.hallbarns-simonburn.co.uk Distance from Estate- 19 Miles Distance from Estate- 14 Miles Dog friendly? No Dog friendly? Yes The George Hadrian Hotel The George Hotel The Hadrian Hotel Chollerford Wall Hexham Hexham NE46 4EW Northumberland 0844 499 5710 NE46 4EE www.coastandcountryhotels.com/hotels-locations/the- 01434 681232 george www.hadrianhotel.co.uk Distance from Estate- 23 Miles Distance from Estate- 24 Miles Dog friendly? Yes Dog friendly? Yes The Dovecote B&B The Boatside Inn The Dovecote The Boatside Inn East House, Lincoln Hill Warden Humshaugh Hexham Hexham Northumberland NE46 4BE NE46 4SQ 01434 681984 / [email protected] 01434 602233 / [email protected] www.dovecotehadrianswall.co.uk www.theboatsideinn.com Distance from Estate- 23 Miles Distance from Estate- 25 Miles Dog friendly? No Dog friendly? Yes The Red Lion Walwick Hall The Red Lion Hotel Walwick Hall Hotel Newbrough Humshaugh Hexham Hexham Northumberland Northumberland NE47 5AR NE46 4BJ 01434 674226 01434 620 156 / [email protected] www.redlionnewbrough.co.uk www.walwickhall.com Distance from Estate- 24 Miles Distance from Estate- 25 Miles Dog friendly? Yes Dog friendly? No Beaumont Hotel Derwent Manor Hotel Best Western Beaumont Hotel Best Western Derwent Manor Hotel Beaumont St, Hexham Allensford Northumberland Northumberland NE46 3LT DH8 9BB 0844 387 6065 01207 592000 www.bw-beaumonthotel.co.uk www.bw-derwentmanorhotel.co.uk/ Distance from Estate- 28 Miles Distance from Estate- 42 Miles Dog friendly? No Dog friendly? Yes Slaley Hall Farlam Hall Country House Hotel Slaley Hall Farlam Hall Country House Hotel Hexham Brampton Northumberland Cumbria NE47 0BX CA8 2NG 01434 673 350 016977 46234 / 016977 46683 / www.farlamhall.co.uk www.qhotels.co.uk/our-locations/slaley-hall/ [email protected] Distance from Estate- 36 Miles Distance from Estate- 44 Miles Dog friendly? Yes Dog friendly? Yes Bush Nook Guest House Buccleuch Arms Bush Nook The Green Upper Denton St Boswells Gilsland Melrose Cumbria TD6 0EW CA8 7AF 01835 822243 / [email protected] 016977 47194 / [email protected] www.buccleucharms.com www.bushnook.co.uk Distance from Estate- 40 Miles Distance from Estate- 48 Miles Dog friendly? No Dog friendly? Yes .
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