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Holiday cottage Northumberland

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Cocktailsorcakes · 18/04/2013 06:25

Hi,

Does anyone have any reccomendations for places to stay in Northumberland?

Needs to sleep 4, have wifi and be 'naice'!!

Thanks all!!

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JollyPurpleGiant · 18/04/2013 06:32

Have you checked cottages4you? :)

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Elfontheedge · 18/04/2013 06:52

How about Burnfoot Holiday cottages? We stayed last year and they were lovely.

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Kveta · 18/04/2013 08:24

or Roses Bower lodge?

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bluemagpie · 18/04/2013 08:26

Really depends where you fancy staying, near the coast or more inland? North Northumberland or a bit more central?

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bluemagpie · 18/04/2013 08:31

If you'd like to be by the sea, my top tip is Newton-by-the-sea, it's about the quietest most beautiful beach anywhere. There are quite a few cottages nearby if you google , can't work out linking on my ipad.

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Cocktailsorcakes · 18/04/2013 12:32

I'm pretty happy going anywhere north of Alnwick.

Yes have been trawling the cottage sites too but would like a personal reccomendation too! Smile

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NorthumberlandJules · 18/04/2013 13:40

We've stayed at 4 different Coquet Cottages over the last few years and every one has been fantastic, they're all the same high quality standard and they have free wi-fi and PS2's and stuff for the kids. The staff are really helpful I usually ring up and ask for recommendations and each time they've been spot on. So far we've stayed at Warkworth (very pretty), Newton by the Sea (great beach and pubs) and Alnwick (nice town). I know a few people who've also booked with them and never heard anything but praise so might be worth you trying them.

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cmt1375 · 18/04/2013 13:43
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stickylittlefingers · 18/04/2013 13:46

we stayed here a few years ago, it was lovely. I think it ticks the "naice" box :) It was quiet, there was a pub up the road for walking to, otherwise you'd need a car.

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stickylittlefingers · 18/04/2013 13:49

and we stayed here last year, gorgeous place - tennis courts and every fink! Actually I'm not sure the first place I linked to had wifi, as it was not something we'd have thought about at that stage. This place did - though it could be a bit slow, in being a bit out in the wilds...

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CocktailQueen · 18/04/2013 13:50

www.berwickholidaycottages.co.uk/sea-house-cottage.htm

How about this one? We stayed last May half term and are going back again this year :) Lovely owners, 2 mins walk from beach, fab views, Aga (so naice!), lovely inside :)

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NorthumberlandJules · 18/04/2013 13:50

I've just looked up the links for the cottages we stayed at which I thought might be helpful, save you trawling round, Sunny Cottage Leaholme Cottage and Percy St Our kids loved Sunny Cottage best (stayed twice), OH loved Leaholme bestf but that was cos he thought the Ship Inn was the best pub he'd ever been in!

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stickylittlefingers · 18/04/2013 13:51

ha ha, the review on it there is by my Mum! I am one of the children (nearly 40!!) who ran the Kielder marathon. I guess we stay kids to our parents Wink

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3nationsfamily · 18/04/2013 16:35

In the Keilder area we stayed here Falstone Barns it was very luxurious and the owners very friendly. Ideal for Keilder forest area.
For more access to the coastal area we stayed here Chatton PArk which was great- really comfortable and large, lots of nice pubs/ restaurants around and we went along the coast every day. Great holidays!

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Cocktailsorcakes · 18/04/2013 17:42

You are all brilliant!!

Lots of links for me to look at tonight!!

Thanks one and all!! Smile

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