Hotels in Berwick-Upon-Tweed

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Marshall Meadows Country House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Please note that hotel will not serve evening meals after 6pm on Sundays. The restaurant is split level, with the mezzanine floor being cosy and wood pannelled and the ground floor airy with a high ceiling. Smart casual attire is requested. Non smoking. Restaurant is not open for lunch, but sandwiches and light snacks are available from the bar.

Marshall Meadows Country House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Located to the north of Berwick-upon-Tweed on the A1 trunk road just 300 yards from the Scottish Border. The hotel is just over one mile from the mainline railway station which has a taxi stand and is equidistant between Edinburgh and Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Marshall Meadows Country House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Only dogs allowed. Personal cheques are only acceptable up to the limit of any supporting guarantee card.

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Kings Arms Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The Kings Arms Hotel dates back to the 18th century, when it was a coaching inn known as the Hotel on Hide Hill. The ground floor and gardens of the Old Town Assembly Rooms were stables and accommodation. The hotel had famous visitors such as writers Charles Dickens and Lewis Carrol. By the end of the 19th century, the Kings Arms became central to the town's social life and was a base for the merchants and traders of the former corn exchange at the bottom of Hide Hill. Into the 21st century, the hotel has resisted urges to sell to popular pub, restaurant and tourist chains. Instead, the management have focused on maintaining the Kings Arms as an independent townhouse hotel. If you are looking for a weekend 2-night stay, there are sometimes special offers running on certain dates. There also have weekly 7-night stay rates.

Kings Arms Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Our 28 bedrooms each have their own individual style. All our bedrooms have en suite bathrooms and some have a bath or shower. Our photographs shown on the website are those of typical suites here at the hotel, and have bath and shower, with large bedrooms.

Kings Arms Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Il Porto di Mare restaurant and bar is open daily to residents and non-residents alike. This modern 21st century styled restaurant has a unique Mediterranean ambience with an eclectic menu available. The beautiful terraced garden is open throughout the summer months where you are welcome to dine alfresco or enjoy a drink in the walled garden to the rear of the building.

Kings Arms Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Nowhere else can match the rich mixture of breathtaking sandy beaches, undulating hills and valleys, fertile farmland, abundant wildlife, villages of character , historic towns and great castles. This is the border of England. Stretching south from the Scottish Border and the great Tweed river, contained in the west by the wild beauty of the Cheviot Hills and the Northumberland National Park, and on the east by the magnificent Heritage coastline. At the head lies the elegant Georgian town of Berwick-upon- Tweed, encircled by Europe's finest preserved Elizabethan fortifications. One of the most fought over towns in history, it has changed hands between the English and the Scots fourteen times over 300 years and is now one of the country's most rewarding hidden assets. Two great edifices watch over the borough's superb Heritage coastline. The castles of Holy Island and Bamburgh seem to nod acquaintance to each other from their great outcrops of rock perched high above an area of outstanding natural beauty, a coastline characterised by wide, clean beaches and rolling dunes. Holy Island has a rhythm of its own, dictated by the tides. Accessible only twice a day when the tide drop away from the causeway, it is the source of the original Lindisfarne Gospel and has an ethereal quality where nature and history combine to provide a peaceful refuge for the spirit. Bamburgh's spectacular setting is only matched by the richness of the rest of the coastline. Facing offshore you look out onto the "shoal" of Farne Islands, the destination of unforgettable sea-borne trips to savour the colonies of seals and seabirds, from the bustling little port of Seahouses. There, when weather permits, a fleet of colourful fishing boats ferry expectant passengers from the working harbour on the forays to see puffins, eiders,shags,comorants, terns, gulls and doe-eyed seals.

Kings Arms Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From the NORTH-A1(From Edinburgh)- At the large roundabout on the A1 at the North end of the town follow the signs for the town centre - down Castlegate, Marygate (past all the shops) to the right hand side of the Town Hall. Turn to your first right once past the Town Hall into Hide Hill. The Kings Arms Hotel is situated on the left hand side of the road. A697(from Coldstream)-at the Cornhill roundabout drive straight over and follow the signs for Berwick upon Tweed-then follow the from the town centre (instructions as above ) from the South-A1-follow the signs for Berwick-upon-Tweed then town centre. Drive over the bridge over the River Tweed. Upon entering the town turn to your right, just after the traffic lights and drive down through Marygate (past all the shops), to the right hand side of the Town Hall and turn right into the first road past the Town Hall into Hide Hill. The Kings Arms Hotel is situated on the left hand side of the road.

Kings Arms Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Only dogs allowed. Personal cheques are only acceptable up to the limit of any supporting guarantee card.