Beadnell Towers & Kitchen

Beadnell Towers and Kitchen is a boutique hotel located in the heart of the village of Beadnell, within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A wonderful choice for a short break or holiday, this recently and thoughtfully refurbished Grade II listed building dates back to the 18th century. Maintaining its characterful charm, the hotel provides a host of contemporary comforts including complimentary superfast Wifi, a collection of 22 beautiful bedrooms and a restaurant and bar showcasing the best of local seasonal produce.

All of the individually-named bedrooms within this historic building are unique in size, shape and style. Rooms are immaculately presented and include extra special Heritage Rooms, modern Coach House Rooms and others. Guests will find sumptuous beds, Egyptian cotton linen, en suite facilities, luxury toiletries, a Smart TV and more. Ground floor and / or adjoining rooms are available and some allow dogs. Bespoke gifts, chocolates, flowers or champagne can be arranged. Free access to The Ocean Club Pool, Spa and Gym located in Seahouses is included.

Beadnell Bar and Kitchen uses the highest quality local and seasonal produce on the menus, to create a range of superb dishes guaranteed to tantalise any tastebuds, with options for special diets. Menus are available to view on our website. Residents can also relax in the friendly bar which serves a wide variety of drinks including local craft beers and tasty cocktails. Dogs are welcome in this area. The hotel also benefits from sheltered and heated outdoor terraces which are popular year-round. Please visit the website for more information and to ‘Book Now’.

Beadnell village is set at the end of a sheltered, horseshoe-shaped beach with golden sands and large dunes. The waters are popular for water sports fans and there is a pretty harbour with historic lime kilns to explore. Walking and birdwatching are also popular locally. Head north to the larger village of Seahouses, about a 2.5-mile walk along the coastal path. Here, visitors can catch a boat over to the Farne Islands from the harbour. Continue for another 4 miles up to the Norman-built Bamburgh Castle to discover England’s best-loved fortress.