B&Bs in Hexham

Paul Australia

Awesome homely b&b. Firstly, not a hotel. This place is an old 3 story house, but don’t let that turn you away. The house is excellent. The breakfast is soooo tasty. Tasty fresh eggs, and great full English breakfast. Best we have had so far on our tour of England. The rooms are cozy, the king bed was the most comfortable bed we have had so far. The shower had good pressure, and was steaming hot. The towels are large, thick and fluffy. Only a 12 minute walk to the city walls, it was great to get our ‘’steps’’ in. 🙂. The owner/manager was very accomodating and friendly. We parked on-site. A bit of a squeeze, but no complaints. The room we had was a king supreme room on the top floor. It was super quiet, and we had the best sleep so far on our road trip.

Lewis United States

We really enjoyed the quiet rural setting of Erringron House. We were traveling to see history so we appreciated staying in a building that has been here from the early 18th century and was in excellent condition. The couple were very welcoming.

Cynthia Spain

The room was lovely, spotlessly clean, big fluffy towels and nice toiletries. We had dinner in the hotel, it was delicious and good value for money.

Maryellen United States

I could not have asked for more! This farm is about 400 years old and it is lovely. Went for a short walk before breakfast only to have an incredibly picturesque moment of a momma sheep and her lamb lying by the fence which overlooked a valley; beautiful flowers to include lilacs, poppies, and Roses; and a lovely yellow Labrador which provided the warmest of welcomes! Elizabeth provided a delicious full English breakfast that included freshly-baked homemade bread. The room was immaculate with wonderful fluffy towels. The house was decorated with both antiques and modern decor to include some awesome sewing machines that were about 100 years old. My room was located on the second floor. There is no elevator, but Elizabeth was right there to offer a helping hand. She is a fantastic hostess and her farm is an absolute gem! It is on the outskirts of town, so someone without access to a car needs to plan accordingly.

Birgit Germany

It was a perfect stay after a long walk with a very warm welcome.

Ian United Kingdom

Large comfortable house with artefacts, mostly cat-related, from around the world. Several live cats too. Good breakfast - grapefruit, cereal, yoghurt, fruit, cooked breakfast. Wifi worked. Quiet location but close to the local town, which has pubs, a cafe, a shop, and a Dalek! Excellent for walks and industrial archaeology (lead mining).

David United Kingdom

Ann is a great Host - made us all feel really welcome and the Tea and Cake on arrival was brilliant. Breakfast was as good as any we have had before, highly recommended.

paula United Kingdom

Lovely accommodation, spotlessly clean and very friendly and charming hostess in Julie. She made us feel very welcome and great, freshly cooked breakfast. Would highly recommend!

Paul B. United Kingdom

Nice clean room, great breakfast and fantastic breakfast.

Nicholas United Kingdom

We’d been looking for a family room near the Kielder Observatory and most pubs needed us to take two rooms or other accommodation needed us to stay two nights. The Boe Rigg had a family room and very reasonably priced. The photos didn’t do the accommodation justice. When we arrived we were very pleasantly surprised to find a lovely large airy room with both kitchen facilities and an tv/seating area. There’s a lovely cozy bar area in the public section, restaurant and outdoor tables overlooking beautiful fields which is home to the campsite. The owners couldn’t have been more helpful and welcoming. There is some renovation work going on it the campsite facilities but it wasn’t a problem.