Belford Bed & Breakfasts Guide

the spacious, comfortable accommodation is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers a sun terrace to enjoy the view

offers cosy, comfortable accommodation set amidst peaceful farming land, yet it is only a few minutes drive from the centre of Wooler

in a prime location near Seahouses harbour, this traditional inn has won accolades for its excellent restaurant and comfortable, spacious rooms

a charming B&B featuring traditional, well-presented rooms, hearty breakfasts prepared with local produce and friendly hosts

the individually styled rooms with lush fabrics and striking colours makes this a luxurious accommodation in a peaceful seaside setting

in the centre of the village, high quality rooms, luxuriously appointed, associated with the Black Bull Hotel and the Milan Restaurant next door

plenty of original Victorian features, circa 1893, have been retained at this homely B&B with beautifully presented, classical style rooms

you'll feel pampered in this beautifully renovated country house with elegant period features; rooms are luxurious and there is a tennis court

stay in well-presented rooms decorated in warm colours, some rooms boast original fireplaces and roll-top baths in the bathroom

this grand farm house has spacious, elegant rooms, with period fireplaces and bay windows; breakfast is a feast of home-baked produce

a warm and friendly welcome awaits at this comfortable, Victorian guesthouse which is ideally situated for visiting all the local attractions

situated in a tranquil spot with stunning views seawards and towards the countryside, this peaceful guesthouse offers a relaxing stay

set in a peaceful village that is ideally located for exploring both coast and countryside, previous guests have highly commended this B&B

a former coaching inn set in a small hamlet moments from the A1 with smart and stylish rooms and a restaurant serving local produce

offering a homely and relaxing stay, the modern guesthouse has comfortable, contemporary style rooms, some with four poster beds

a 17th century inn that offers plenty of original character and a prominent position on the High Street of this pretty market town

set on the A1 between Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed and ideal as either an en-route stopover or a Northumbrian Coast touring base

once the home of the current Duke of Northumberland, the elegant house offers luxurious, spacious rooms in a gracious, parkland setting

a modern, comfortable guesthouse offering attractive accommodation where the hosts have been highly commended by previous guests

in a beautiful setting near Northumberland's glorious coast, this period house offers spacious, elegant rooms and a first class breakfast