Top Hotels in Wooler
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Discover the best hotels in Wooler, Northumberland, England including No.1 Hotel & Wine Lounge, The Black Bull Inn, Tankerville Arms Hotel Wooler, The Old Mill B&B, Riverside Leisure Park, East Horton Farmhouse, Bridgend Farm, Noble Lands, Hemmel Bed and Breakfast, Cheviot Villa Bed & Breakfast.
Restaurants in Wooler
1. No.1 Hotel & Wine Lounge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 421 reviews
The hotel is one of, if not the oldest, buildings in the picturesque market town of Wooler. It has recently been refurbished to give it a modern, hunting lodge feel. There is also a separate cottage with open plan living, up to 3 bedrooms and a private entrance with parking. Dogs are permitted, children welcomed and there will soon be a private car park for all guests. No.1 Hotel and Wine Lounge also serves tapas, afternoon teas, coffee, wine and cocktails everyday 11am - 11pm!
Not all it's cracked up to be
Reviewed By donnat661We visited with both our mums for a jubilee treat. Firstly the room that we thought most accessible was unbelievably hot. Blinds to a passageway so it felt very exposed and no opening window, plus if you did open the blinds there was a skip directly outside, the only other option had no window at all. We felt obliged to take that room and let our mums have rooms with opening windows. Luckily we were asked by a second member of staff if everything was ok and offered a fan which made it bearable. These rooms are expensive at £100 a night and there is no breakfast facilities at all. Dinner was ok but very expensive and ridiculously huge portion of sea bass that I could only eat half of. I would have been happier at 1/2 portion, 3/4 of the price. If you are paying over £20 for a main you might expect a wine list, not just we have a Sauvignon blanc, a Pinot Grigio and a Chardonnay. Pinot was a bit rubbish. There seems very little going on in Wooler, let's hope we can get breakfast somewhere this morning.
2. The Black Bull Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
If you’re looking for a family-friendly inn in Wooler, look no further than The Black Bull Inn. The Black Bull Inn offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as public wifi is available. The inn offers a sun terrace and outdoor furniture, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features an on-site restaurant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Doddington Dairy Milk Bar, The Terrace Cafe, and Ramblers Coffee Shop, which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you’re looking for something to do, Gefrin is a nice way to spend some time. The staff at The Black Bull Inn looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Clean, friendly, cost effective
Reviewed By Explorer760057Great stay in this friendly hotel. Room was great after a change due to no WiFi in original room. Not a problem. Room cleaned today. Food great and value for money. Too big for me but hey ho. Staff friendly, helpful, polite and efficient. Thanks . Give them a visit
3. Tankerville Arms Hotel Wooler
Overall Ratings
4 based on 442 reviews
Nestled by the Cheviot Hills in the quaint town of Wooler, this family-run former Coaching Inn offers a welcoming ambiance with cosy log fires, seasonal cuisine, stunning scenery, free Wi-Fi and parking. Originally built in the 17th Century by the Earl of Tankerville, it has a long history of providing comfort and warmth to travellers wishing to explore the beauty of the Northumbrian countryside. To this day, the hotel has retained this traditional spirit of hospitality and has garnered a fantastic reputation for its friendly and helpful service. Central to this is the cultivation of a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere supported by some wonderful views, lovely gardens and a sense of charm and style that effortlessly evokes the captivating allure of its vibrant past. The Hotel offers 17 en-suite bedrooms and, as benefits a building of this age, each one is wonderfully unique and full of individual character. Tastefully decorated in a style reflective of the wider property, what these rooms do share is a commitment to providing a high standard of comfort and a peaceful night's sleep. Every room also features complimentary Wi-Fi access, freeview TV, hairdryer, direct-dial telephone and tea and coffee making facilities as well as some fantastic views of the gardens and the surrounding countryside. There are room types to suit all kinds of traveller, including single, classic and superior double or twin options. What's more there is also a separate 2-bedroom Garden House in the grounds.
Tired,Sad and Disorganised
Reviewed By E3929WQkevinjThis is a shabby and sad venue in need of refurbishment and a refreshed decor. In our room we failed to get our window to close and using the toilet need flexibility as it was so cramped.....The menu needs updating coupled with the ability to cook and serve food. Yes, you can “bugger up” fish and chips. My wife’s meal was largely inedible.We had lunch meals elsewhere. Breakfast, we are omnivores but friends who are vegetarian their meals were subject to delay, a shortage of veggie sausages and invariably an incorrect order at both breakfast servings. The concept of vegetarian food seemed not to be understood. The venue was understaffed and we were told that there was only one person in the kitchen. The hotel knew a large group we’re staying for a wedding - elsewhere, happily. This is not a cheap venue and compared to many other hotels we have stayed in around the region, it falls down on the provision of basic service and food quality. Room information sheets, and basic equipment, a hair dryer, would be useful additions. The Tankerville Arms Hotel reflects poorly on the Northumbria hospitality sector and the exciting developments happening in Wooler.
4. The Old Mill B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 366 reviews
Quality, comfortable, spacious Bed and Breakfast accommodation quietly located close to the centre of Wooler. All rooms en-suite with proper bathrooms. Our traditional breakfast is guaranteed to set you up for walking in the hills or exploring the wonderful countryside, coast or castles for which this area is renowned.
Super stay
Reviewed By trippywillieWe stayed here for a night while walking the St Cuthbert's Way. Everything was perfect - location, welcome, room, breakfast, view of garden birds. It's always a shame to be staying only one night when you find a place like this, but we were on a mission to complete the walk, which we did the following day - all the way to Lindisfarne across the sand bar.
5. Riverside Leisure Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 583 reviews
Set in the heart of the stunning Northumberland countryside, on the edge of the Wooler Water, Riverside Leisure Park offers something very special indeed. Riverside combines a wonderful woodland setting with an abundance of wildlife and superb facilities to create a truly unique holiday location. With close proximity to some of the region’s most popular sights, walking routes and historic attractions and Northumberland’s amazing white sandy beaches just a short drive away, when it comes to location, it simply doesn’t get any better than this.
Professional Team at Riverside
Reviewed By Peter RWe had been planning on buying a holiday home for many years and had spent a long time researching many sites in many areas. On arrival in Northumberland and at Riverside we knew we had found the ideal site and location for us. The site is large but well spread out with all the facilities you could need on site. The river running through the site, the large fishing lake and quiet areas created throughout the park make it the best of all worlds. The delightful village of Wooler being a few minutes walk from the park was the icing on the cake. We still had to find the right location and caravan on site and we’re shown around the site and the perfect van on the river by Aaron. Aaron made the process a joy and is a credit to Verdant Leisure. Not only did he make the whole buying process easy and straightforward but has followed up a few times post purchase to check that everything is ok and we are settling in ok. Once the sale is agreed Leah took over the administration side and was again a delight to deal with. There is no high pressure sell here, just a professional team that help make dreams come true! We would highly recommend Riverside if you are considering buying a holiday home in Northumberland. We’ll done Verdant for creating such a professional and friendly team!
6. East Horton Farmhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Walkers and vegetarians not welcome
Reviewed By mozza567Situated directly on St Cuthbert's Way in an idyllic hamlet, this farmhouse should represent a perfect stopping off point for weary walkers. This really isn't the case, and I would urge walkers to find somewhere nearer to Wooler to break the journey along the route. There is no where to eat nearby and getting a taxi can be problematic during the high holiday season. Our driver was most obliging but we had booked our taxi well in advance. The expense of a taxi does add on to your evening out. The checking-in process we experienced was very stressful and not what we needed to go through after a long, hot day's walking. Immediately upon arrival our host Peter launched straight into our order for breakfast the next day. It would have been so much easier if he had let us fill in our breakfast requests in our time once we had relaxed in our room. Our host recorded our requests inaccurately, resulting in an extremely embarrassing scene the next morning at breakfast reminiscent of Fawlty Towers. Rather than pursue the point, we made do with a meager breakfast, which missed many of the items, although what we did get was tasty. We made our way out as soon a possible. Never have we been so keen to leave overnight accommodation. We found both the hosts Peter and Sheila to be unfriendly and unwelcoming. Peter was keen to point out the inconsistency in wearing leather walking boots for our son who is vegetarian. We thought this was an odd and rude way to respond to a paying guest. The house is beautiful, with stunning views, but we would rather have stayed somewhere a lot less formal and set off on our day's walk in good spirits.
7. Bridgend Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 100 reviews
Bridgend Farm is beautifully appointed historic, stone farmhouse originally built in 17th century with later Georgian additions. We have very well appointed rooms here and most of our rooms have 37" HD SAT TVs and comfortable super king and king size sleigh beds and also doubles with memory foam mattress.
Wonderful property
Reviewed By SCUdsideJust returned from a week a Bridgend Farm Cottage. A well equipped house for a family get together, beautiful garden. However, nestled between a very busy noisy road, a holiday club bar/restaurant an ice-cream bar and building construction site. So noise well into the small hours and very early next morning. All out of owners hands. We did have some access issues as milk bar customers at times stood around the gate to the property. However an excellent location to explore Northumberland, lots to see and do, more than you can fit into a week.
8. Noble Lands
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Excellent accommodation for the price.
Reviewed By Dpodman14Stayed for 1 night before a week in Morpeth. Bed very comfy had a good nights sleep. I was surprised how quiet it was even though it is so close to the road and the Italian restaurant. Excellent accommodation for the price. I definitely want to visit again and look forward to the whiskey distillery opening close by.
9. Hemmel Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
So peaceful
Reviewed By copsagoStayed 4 nights at this beautiful B&B on our first trip to Northumberland. Lovely place to stay with lots of extra touches that you don't get in big hotels. We found it easily with satnav and also thought it was a great place to stay to see the sites we'd promised ourselves to visit. We stayed in Room 1 which is large and roomy with plenty of storage space, big bathroom with shower and bath, the rooms are on the ground floor so easily accessible (not for wheelchairs though) and very convenient for the lovely breakfast room and lounge. Breakfast was brilliant with lots of choice and cooked quickly and served with a big smile from Liz and Jonathan. They are the perfect hosts and only wish we could give 10 stars! Would have no hesitation in recommending The Hemmel, hope to return sometime x
10. Cheviot Villa Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Cheviot Villa offers warm and homely accomodation in the small county town of Wooler, located in rural Northumberland with a backdrop of the captivating Cheviot Hills and situated on the very edge of the Northumbrian National Park. A stone's throw from the Scottish Borders and the beautiful Northumbrian Coast, with its numerous Castles and wildlife.
Beautifully renovated house
Reviewed By Cristina GWe very much enjoyed our stay with Gavin in Wooler. The house is renovated with a lot of style and tastefully furnished. Rooms are spacious with modern bathrooms. We could wish what we like for breakfast and it was freshly prepared on the spot. Gavin knows the surroundings like his back pocket, so ask him for advice what to see and do around the area.
