Ideal spot for a getaway. The freestanding bath with a view of Main Street and the bus station was unused, the bed was poor quality, and breakfast was just adequate.
ClaireIl y a un mois
★★★·Wooler·7.8
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ou écrivez-le simplement : « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Nestled on the edge of Northumberland National Park, No 1 Hotel dates to 1671 and offers historic charm with modern comforts. Guests enjoy a bar, a restaurant serving full English breakfasts, and rooms featuring roll‑top baths, flat‑screen TVs, tea/coffee makers, and some original fireplaces. Free Wi‑Fi, private parking, and proximity to River Till, the park, and Bamburgh Beach enhance its appeal.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l’hôtel, aspect par aspect.
Ideal spot for a getaway. The freestanding bath with a view of Main Street and the bus station was unused, the bed was poor quality, and breakfast was just adequate.
Claire·Il y a un mois
Good food, friendly staff. At 8 am the shower seemed to be available only at boiling point. The twin room was pleasant but very small for two.
Anna·Il y a un mois
The staff were super helpful and friendly, showing me to my room and pointing out the private carpark, and the setting in the Cheviot hills was lovely. The full cooked breakfast arrived hot and on time. However, my room sat right next to a noisy outdoor extractor fan that stayed on until 11 pm, and there were constant hammering and knocking sounds in the building that lasted until 11 pm too. The bathroom floor tiles were uneven, the mattress was extremely hard, and the bathroom wasn’t very clean, with dead flies by the window. I stayed in room 5.
Elizabeth·Il y a un mois
The spot is practically next to St Cuthberts Way, which was great. The room had all the basics we needed, but it was tiny, and the kitchen odors seeped straight through the window so we kept it shut.
Jane·Il y a un mois
Not much to say. The place was very stuffy with no air circulation anywhere, no windows in any of my rooms at the rear, couldn’t breathe, had to keep our door open with the luggage holder, and the breakfast room had no windows or ventilation—must be a nightmare in summer.
James·Il y a un mois