A small, considered collection of coastal inns, country houses and a self-catering lodge. Choose your Northumberland base around the days you want to have.
Property gallery: Beach House Hotel8 stays to explore
01A country-house setting near Chathill, with gardens and an indoor-pool spa. Consider it for a break that mixes coast days with time at the hotel.
02A village hotel in Beadnell, a useful starting point for a stay organised around the bay and meals close to your room.
03An inn in Seahouses, with a harbour-side setting and food downstairs. Its name refers to Bamburgh Castle, but the property is in Seahouses.
04A hotel on St Aidan's in Seahouses, suited to a beach-led visit. The hotel describes access to the nearby Seafield Ocean Club; this is not an on-site spa.
05A country-house hotel in Eshott with a garden setting. Think of it as a destination stay with outings, rather than a walkable coastal-village base.
06An inn in Wark in the North Tyne Valley. A different part of the county from the coast, it belongs in a countryside itinerary rather than a beach-hotel shortlist.
07A specific self-catering lodge at Bockenfield near Felton. This entry is for Bock Retreat, not every lodge marketed within the same holiday park.
08A golf and country-club hotel near Longhorsley. An alternative to self-catering for travellers who want hotel services within a rural setting.
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