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Our top choices for Holy Island cottages

1. Corbett Cottage

Berwick-upon-Tweed

"Comfortable beds, great linens, all the extras you would expect in a better quality hotel. They even left eggs and bread for breakfast so we wouldn't need to run out on the first evening. I loved the unique decorating touches and gardens. But I needed a step-stool to unlock the patio door and could not find one. Also, please provide explanations for starting the dishwasher and washer - your American guests were not familiar with the brands and did not want to risk abusing them. And the...

Anne

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3 Oct - 4 Oct

2. Police House Cottages

Alnwick

Sharon

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15 Oct - 16 Oct

3. Haggerston Castle Lakeside East 76

Berwick-upon-Tweed

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20 Sept - 21 Sept

4. Northern Hideaways St Cuthberts, Seahouses

Seahouses

Simon

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13 Oct - 14 Oct

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Top Holy Island Hotel Reviews

Doxford Hall Hotel & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"A lovely hotel with well trained restaurant staff. The food was excellent. Our room was clean and spacious with a very powerful shower over the large bath. The grounds were beautifully kept. A most enjoyable short break."

The Bamburgh Castle Inn - The Inn Collection Group

8/10 Good

"Great location with lovely views over the harbour. Full of character. Staff were all helpful and friendly. Our room was in the Annex on the back, but it was very comfortable with a huge queen size bed. The bathroom was ok with a modest cubicle shower, but larger people may struggle with the size. We were lucky to arrive mid day and parked at the hotel. There are limited spaces and you may need to park elsewhere and pay. In high season this could be difficult and Seahouses is small and gets packed. The bar menu was good, but restricted and what we did eat was very tasty. Breakfast was more than adequate with a good selection, but the food a bit hit and miss for freshness. You can however, order options from the menu. The hotel is a great base for the walk to Bamburgh Castle (3 miles along the beach or along the coast path if the tide turns). The walk to the boats for the Farne Islands and Lindisfarne takes two minutes. A very popular hotel and bar for dog walkers, of which there were many! Would we stay again? Yes!"

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