The unassuming town of
ALNWICK
(pronounced "Annick"), thirty miles north of Newcastle and four miles inland from Alnmouth, is renowned for its castle - seat of the dukes of Northumberland - which overlooks the River Aln immediately to the north of the town centre. Alnwick itself is an appealing market town of cobbled streets and Georgian houses, centred on the old cross in Market Place, site of a weekly market (Saturdays) since the thirteenth century.
The substantial home cooked meals are prepared using the very best of local produce. Meals are served in the bar and the dining rooms. The converted stables provide superb en-suite accommodation with extensive private car parking.The most recent addition in the main building is a suite with private... [More]
In particular, experience the splendour of the historic Olympic Suite with its original oak panelling; mirrors, ceiling and stained glass windows salvaged from the SS Olympic - an exact mirror image of its sister ship - The Titanic.The hotel is within walking distance of the Duke of Northumberland's... [More]