The Coach House
3 StarsScenic Otterburn Village Grounds Access, Daily Full English Breakfast Options
Scenic Otterburn Village Grounds Access, Daily Full English Breakfast Options
Access to Pennine Way hiking, Diverse British cuisine menu options
Onsite William de Percy restaurant, Dog-friendly accommodation options available
Oak-panelled restaurant dining experience, Family-run hospitality and service
On-site restaurant and bar, Outdoor garden and games room
Indoor heated pool and sauna, Award-winning regional cuisine served daily
Engage in local outdoor activities, Access Alnwick Castle within 19km
Private outdoor garden and patio, On-site bicycle rental services
Walk to local wedding venues, Enjoy freshly cooked Northumbrian breakfast
Two minute walk to town, Shared lounge and terraced gardens
Countryside views from guest rooms, Personalized hospitality from onsite host
Scenic views of Simonside Hills, Proximity to Alnwick Castle attractions
Full breakfast service available daily, Diverse room and apartment options
Family-friendly DVD player, Entertainment for all ages
Select rooms feature spa baths, Access local hiking and cycling
On-site pub serving local produce, Proximity to Cragside House Gardens
Tour the historic pele tower, Start mornings with full breakfast
Proximity to Northumberland National Park, Private Wood-Fired Hot Tubs
Outdoor play equipment for families, Proximity to local wedding venues
Garden seating with valley views, Northumberland National Park proximity access
British and Italian Restaurant Dining, Private Terrace With Garden Views
Direct Pennine Way Trail Access, Private Entrance Guest Room Units
Locally sourced traditional British cuisine, Kielder Water and Observatory access
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Northumberland National Park was established in 1956 and covers 405 square miles. It stretches from Hadrian’s Wall northwards to the Cheviot Hills on the Scottish border. The Park is divided into four “destination areas”: Hadrian’s Wall, North Tyne and Redesdale, Rothbury and Coquetdale, and the Cheviot Hills. Walking, horse riding and cycling are possible on the many paths. Two major walking routes cross the Park: the Pennine Way runs north-south and Hadrian’s Wall Path cuts across the southern edge, running east-west. For visitors interested in water sports Kielder is the largest man-made lake in western Europe. There are three visitor centres viz. at Rothbury, Once Brewed on Hadrian’s Wall and Ingram in the Beamish valley. They provide literature and advice on activities and accommodation.
Northumberland National Park is a top attraction in Hexham, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Northumberland National Park, Otterburn Mill, Catcleugh Reservoir, Kielder Water & Forest Park, Cragside, all within a convenient distance from Northumberland National Park.