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Macdonald Linden Hall Golf and Country Club
"Beautiful location. Lovely quiet spa free to use if a guest. Rooms a little dated but had everything you need and clean. Good value overall."
The Dock Hotel
"The room was clean and tidy with tea/coffee facilities Didn't stay for breakfast as they didnt start till 9am we had to leave for a journey had I known in advance the time of eating I wouldn't have booked here"
Waterford Lodge Hotel
"The prison had terrible food and service."
The Amble Inn - the Inn Collection Group
Westfield House Farm
"Stayed in one of the beautiful shephards huts, location perfect for exploring, accommodation perfect and the woodfired hot tub just made it!!."
The Premier Lodge
"Good customer service could do with an update and new furniture I would not stay here again"
The Auction House
"Room 10 was total waste of money. Tiny room, bed a small double at best with a thin summer duvet on. Windows are original sash windows so are single glazed and the one near the bath in the middle of the floor was particularly draughty and noisy. Room freezing also because only a small cast iron radiator for the whole room. No dressing gown if you did want a bath, no where to put clothes apart from 5 pegs with coat hanger on wall, no seats, tiny en suite, single file only. Was then offered room 1 which was slightly warmer but as it was a floor nearer the street the traffic through the windows was horrendous so we didn’t even stay but left after few hours. Can’t even email hotel as they do not have that facility so not even had a follow up courtesy email regarding our stay and of course no refund. I would never recommend it to anyone."
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The Wellwood Arms
"We stayed here for one night on our way up to Scotland as it was half way for us. Good price for the night which also included breakfast. Room (number 1) was a good size with double bed, bathroom, shower (with good pressure and nice products), TV and plenty of different teas and coffees. Everything was clean (the carpet seemed quite new) although the duvet was a bit rubbish (like a lumpy mess) but the bed was comfortable enough to sleep in. We had already eaten on the way but I went downstairs to ask if I could order dessert for the room which they happily said yes to! I ordered the warm cookie dough and took it back to the room but after eating a bit realised it was actually the brownie they'd given me which was £2 cheaper than I'd paid for (and smaller, as the cookie dough said it was for 2 to share). The brownie was still nice but by the time we'd realised it wasn't what we ordered we were too tired to go and try change it and wait. Breakfast was really good. We had pre-ordered the night before from a menu. Lovely quality ingredients, and the woman serving was really polite and helpful. Not sure what the brand of apple juice was, but it looked cheap from the carton but was actually really lovely (like a premium cloudy apple juice) The downside was the noise in the room. There was some sort of extractor fan outside the room which turned on an off randomly. It was quite noisy but didn't disturb our sleep too much. But some people staying in one of the other rooms made a crazy amount of noise from 23:15 until well after midnight. They were going back and forth along the corridor outside our room multiple times (for no apparent reason). At one point they even tried to get into our room which was scary. And one of them had gone downstairs without a key and came back up and was knocking for a while on the door outside the corridor. I would recommend the doors/windows be replaced to be more soundproof which would help the noise from the outside fan as well as inside noises from other guests."
Warkworth House Hotel
"A central hotel in a lovely village. On arrival we managed to park in the small carpark at the back although very limited parking. I would say on first impressions the rear of the hotel could go with a tidy up and a lick of paint. Staff welcoming on check in. Our room was nice and clean I just feel the whole place is looking tired. We both slept well beds comfortable. Breakfast cooked well with a selection of fresh juices and fruit. Overall a good stay in a lovely old building, that just needs some updating."
Three Wheat Heads
"We visited a few times whilst staying in the village. We had a Sunday dinner which was fantastic (gravy to die for) and another visit we had the Cumberland sausage and mash. Both times food was lovely and customer service was really good We were made to feel very welcome and it was a relaxed atmosphere. Could do with a few more IPA’s but other than that, would t hesitate to visit is ever in the area again."
The Queens Head Hotel
"The rear door entrance carpet was disgustingly dirty and the carpet on the stairs and landing were also dirty and could do with a clean or replacement. The door to my room looked like it may have previously been broken into due to the damage to the frame and too much movement on the lock. I felt uncomfortable so reported this and was told there was nothing they could do until a manager was in. As I didnt feel comfortable being a solo traveller, I pushed to be re-located to a different room. Beds were comfy but it could do with a carpet cleaner. I cant comment on breakfast as the dirty carpets put me off wanting to go for the breakfast. Previous reviews seem to have also mentioned the state of this particular bedroom Door. Good location."
The Sun Hotel
"Been here many times for short stays,great location great Hotel,the staff work hard to make yr stay good&do awesome food in the pub good relaxed atmosphere."
Barnacre
"We booked a week away as a family and the house suited us perfectly. Plenty of bedrooms- bathrooms and all on one level. The house itself is perfect with good quality furnishings and fittings and we were delighted. Until the third day!! And from then on I have to be honest and say we were , and still are, extremely disappointed. The gas fire in the small lounge was making a very strange banging noise which was getting louder. I phoned for the owner who came to take a look. She was extremely dismissive of the problem asking us what did we expect from a 35 year old boiler. When we said we were worried about it being unsafe she very rudely stormed out of the house saying “ I’ll turn it off then!” We had the rest of the holiday with no heat in one half of the property. I contacted Sykes Cottages on return and asked them to look into this and advise re compensation as we’d paid for a house with central heating and didn’t have any for half of our stay. The owner was and still is very unco- operative asking for photos to prove our point? How she thinks we can do that I don’t know. She is also claiming that we asked her to turn it off which is just not true. As we pointed out we were concerned about the danger of a faulty boiler. We are not a rude or impolite family and don’t expect to be treated in this way when we have paid quite a lot of money to stay in any property. I’m really sorry to have to write all this but have been left with no alternative. If you’re thinking of renting Barnacre just be aware of a very poor and unnecessary attitude from the owner."
Anglers Arms
"Near to Morpeth Market Town, Alnwick and Wallington N.T. So great location. Room was even better than expected, food and bar also great and the staff could not have been more helpful."
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The Dock Hotel |
FAQ – Hotels in Morpeth
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What is the average price of a hotel in Morpeth this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Morpeth this weekend is £262 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £520 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Morpeth this weekend typically cost £190 per night.
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How much do hotels in Morpeth cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Morpeth during weekdays is £259 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £457 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Morpeth generally cost £174 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Morpeth?
Some of the best places to stay in Morpeth are near popular attractions like Warkworth Beach and Morpeth Chantry, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Morpeth near Warkworth Beach?
Some of the top hotels in Morpeth near Warkworth Beach include The Dock Hotel (from £78), Tomeg (from £662) and The Wellwood Arms (from £95), all offering easy access to Warkworth Beach, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Morpeth?
The most popular Morpeth hotels for your stay: The Dock Hotel (from £78), Macdonald Linden Hall Golf and Country Club (from £76) and Waterford Lodge Hotel (from £48) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Morpeth are pet friendly?
The Queens Head Hotel (from £82) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Morpeth are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Macdonald Linden Hall Golf and Country Club (from £76) provides highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Morpeth have swimming pools?
Macdonald Linden Hall Golf and Country Club (from £76) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Morpeth offer an especially good breakfast ?
Macdonald Linden Hall Golf and Country Club (from £76),Three Wheat Heads (from £94) and The Queens Head Hotel (from £82) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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