The Angel Inn, Corbridge

A Coaching Inn since 1726 (see History of The Angel), The Angel Inn is the ideal place to stay for a whole range of activities around Northumberland.

Known or our first class restaurant, and our real ales and fine wines in our friendly bars, and of course our occasional live music evenings.

So whether you want a friendly relaxed place to stay, a romantic meal or to entertain business associates, or a traditional pint in a Traditional English pub, you'll get a warm welcome at The Angel Inn.

The Cumberland Arms, Newcastle

The Cumberland Arms is situated off Byker Bank at the top of the Ouseburn with lovely views over the Valley.

We are a truly traditional pub est. in the 1850's with a friendly atmosphere. Whether you want to relax with a pint and a book from our Bring one Borrow one Library, listen or join one of the many sessions or enjoy some quality live music in our upstairs room there is something for everyone.

It is a home from home with tables outside to relax in the summer sun to cozy open fires to curl up by in the winter.

John Bull Inn, Alwnick

John Bull Inn is a small traditional freehouse in the historical town of Alnwick, Northumberland. The pub is situated in Howick Street in an area built just outside of the original town walls sometime around 1830.

Records show the building as having become a beer house shortly after construction and so it has remained until the present day. Today this 'back street boozer' is developing an ever increasing reputation as offering a warm welcome to anyone wishing to sample one of the Real Ales and/or Malt Whiskies.

Camra Northumberland Pub of the Year, Runner-Up 2003 to 2005, North Northumberland Pub of the Year 2006.

The Olde Ship, Seahouses

The Olde Ship, Seahouses Nautically themed and fully residential, THE OLDE SHIP sits boldly above the tiny fishing harbour of Seahouses. Historic as it is with its strong local maritime connections, The Ship continues to maintain its high traditional standards in the face of changing modern hotel trends.

The main saloon bar has tremendous character lit by stained glass windows and in winter by the welcoming glow of an open fire. Adjoining the main bar is another low beamed snug, "The Cabin". The pub is a veritable sea museum. The scrubbed wooden foor is constructed from pine ships decking, while the walls are festooned with a wide variety of nautical artifacts, model fishing boats and a replica of Seahouses' lifeboat, The 'Grace Darling'. Figure heads, diving helmets, pulling oars, fish baskets, branding irons, Lamps, all add to the unique 'feel' of circumstances that was only too prevalent many years ago.

The Plough Inn, Allerdean

Your hosts, Trevor and Julie, have great pleasure in welcoming you to the Plough Inn web site.

We hope you enjoy browsing our pages and look forward to welcoming you in person to the Plough in the near future.

A great location to visit the historic town of Berwick Upon Tweed and the Scottish Borders. There are near by attractions including Holy Island, Bamburgh Castle, sandy beaches (4 miles) and the Cheviot hills etc.

The Spread Eagle Hotel

Welcome to the Spread Eagle Hotel, Scotlands oldest continually licenced hotel. We are a small hotel in the historic Royal Burgh of Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders. The hotel was completely refurbished in 2006 and now combines over 500 years of history with all the modern comforts you would expect.

Only an hour from the Edinburgh city bypass, you can take advantage of the variety of active pursuits available in the area, or simply unwind in the private lounge or cosy pub.

John and Lorna are your resident hosts, and will be delighted to introduce you to the characterful old building.

The Newcastle Arms

A very warm welcome is extended to all patrons, visitors and guests from the management and staff of this multi-award winning real ale house. Under the tenancy of experienced publican Neil Amos since April 2005, we have endeavoured to transform this traditional and historic watering hole back to its original status as one of Tyneside's premier cask ale outlets.

In recognition of our achievements, CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) has awarded us their much-coveted "Pub Of The Year" accolade for the entire region of Tyneside & Northumberland for the last two years running 2006 & 2007.

The Horseshoes Inn, Rennington

Mark and Louise welcome you all to The Horseshoes Inn, a comfortable flagstoned pub with a local feel (there may be horses in the car park) situated in the village of Rennington, just north of Alnwick.
Whether a regular or a visitor, step inside and take a leap back in time to the days of kindly, warming hostelries, with the smiling staff providing as much of a warm welcome as the fire glowing in the hearth.

At The Horseshoes Inn, you will enjoy well kept ales as we have featured in the Good Beer Guide for the last two years, serving Hadrian and regular guest ales. Good value food at lunchtime and in the evening with a varied menu and selection of specials from the board all cooked using good local fish and meat