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The County of Northumberland offers visitors a variety of hotels, bed and breakfasts, guest houses and even camping barns for the wiery traveller to rest. When exploring the county of Northumberland visitors can expect a warm welcome and hospitable atmosphere making staying in Northumberland a memorable experience. At Enjoy Northumberland visitors can book, research, check availability and get directions to all Northumberland hotels bed and breakfasts, guest houses and even camping barns.
Alnwick Hotels
Enjoy Northumberland guide to accommodation in Alnwick and the Northumberland coast. Accommodation in Alnwick and the Northumberland coast including hotels, bed and breakfast, guest house, lodging and self catering accommodation in Berwick. Inclding Alnwick and the Northumberland coast accommodation booking, reviews, availability and information about staying in Alnwick and near the Northumberland coast.
| Hardy Museum | House of Hardy Museum
House of Hardy was established in Alnwick Northumberland in 1872 and has attained a world-wide reputation for producing the highest quality fishing tackle. The Museum was open by HRH Princess Margaret in 1987 and holds one of the finest collections of fishing tackle and associated products in the world. The museum allows an insight into the histroy of Hardy factory and family.
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| Alnwick Restaurant Hotel | The Saddle Hotel & Grill
The Saddle Hotel Grill is a small friendly family run business. Located in the sea side village of Alnmouth in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside. Only 4 miles from the A1 and situated in an ideal location to visit all the northeast has to offer. Within a ten mile radius you will find Alnwick Castle and their famous gardens Warkworth Castle and some of the most amazing coast line in England plus so much more. We are open all year round excluding C...
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| Alnwick Hotel | The Orchard House
A Georgian town house in the village of Rothbury on the edge of The Northumberland National Park an ideal location for visiting the coast and Alnwick. A luxury B&B with all rooms offering Duck Down Egyptian cotton linen fresh flowers slippers and bathrobes with luxury toiletries. All rooms are ensuite whilst Deluxe rooms have plasma screen televisions and marble bathrooms. Breakfasts are all Organic locally produced or from fair trade produce.
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| Hotel in Alnwick | Alnwick White Swan Hotel
Set in the heart of the ancient market town of Alnwick the White Swan is an old coaching inn and has been welcoming travellers for over 300 years. A unique feature of the hotel is the historic Olympic Suite with the original panelling ceiling and stained glass windows salvaged from the White Star Line SS Olympic twin sister ship to the TITANIC. Here it stands to this day almost exactly as it was on the ship. You may dine here and then retire to your room via the staircase which featured so promi...
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| Alnwick Guide | Alnwick
Alnwick is a small market town in North Northumberland, in the north-east of England. It serves as the administrative centre for the Alnwick district, and had a population of 7,100 at the time of the 2001 census.
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| Alnwick Castle | Alnwick Castle
Alnwick Castle is the ancient ancestral home of the Duke of Northumberland. Any would be enthusiast of Northumbrian history will find a wealth of artefacts depicting this important noble throughout the history of this aristocratic seat. Voted the Best Large Visitor Attraction - North East Tourism Awards 2006
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Facts about Northumbria
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Hadrian's Wall was 80 Roman miles (73½ modern miles or 117 kilometres) long, Hadrian's Wall extendes west from Wallsend on the River Tyne to the shore of the Solway Firth. |
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Alnwick Hotels