Top Hotels Near Lindisfarne Castle in Berwick-upon-Tweed from NZ$112

"My partner & myself had a lovely 3 night stay at the Lindisfarne inn. Easy access from the A1 with comfortable rooms. The staff were all lovely & made you feel welcome nothing was ever too much, they all work really hard serving food to making drinks behind the bar & keeping the restaurant clean of pots & making customers feel welcome. If I were to knit pick it would be to have a little more choice on the menu for your evening meal & for the alcohol to be a little less expensive. When you eat & drink there over your stay the bill can soon add up. But we enjoyed the meals we had which were served quickly & efficiently. It’s ideally located to holy island being about a 10 minute drive. Bamburgh castle not too far away either. We would definitely stay here again."

"Although the property is a bit outdated that’s what makes it so charming. Mark is the perfect host and can’t do enough for you . A very enjoyable 3 night stay . "

"This cosy cottage was perfect for our stay. It had two well appointed and comfortable bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom. Also, a large and well equipped kitchen (a few more larger mugs would have been appreciated however this is being really picky!!). The living room was very comfortable too. The location is great with so much to see and do in all directions. A special shout out for the welcome pack, which was very generous and greatly appreciated. Finally, thank you to Shelagh for her prompt and clear communications. "

"Beautiful location. Warm and cosy. We had an excellent stay, thank you "

"The apartment is charming, atop the watchtower in a restored mill, & the main living-room/kitchen is lovely, with sloping ceilings, dormer windows & huge fridge & plenty of seating. The bedrooms are pleasant, especially the main one, with lovely views across the bay to Holy Island. The kitchen is reasonably well-stocked. However, no-one bothered to turn on the heating before we arrived (nor leave any sort of welcome tray, never mind anything Xmassy) so we arrived to stone-coldness. We had to fiddle with the heating to discover the heaters in 2 bedrooms didn't work properly/at all; the dishwasher was broken down (seal had fallen off); the bathroom window handle had fallen off so it couldn't be closed; both toilets 'rushed' so one had to lift off the lids & fiddle about to close them; the cooker extractor fan & light didn't work. This created a depressing 'owners don't care' feeling, set up by the lack of a welcome of any sort. A sign where to leave rubbish was almost impossible to understand - again, carelessness. Only 2 rolls of the most meagre 'budget' toilet paper were provided. All rather disheartening & I found myself wasting day after day messaging the agents (for fear of being blamed for things breaking down). They eventually got fixed (bar the cooker) but that was a week into our 11 days. So hopefully the owners will spend a few hundred quid & sort all that out. Because as I say it's potentially really charming - & in summer most of those things would matter less."