Hidden in parkland, there are no beaches at this point of the coast, but you have direct access to the coastal path. Visit Berwick-upon-Tweed for the Lowry Trail, art galleries and The Curfew, a great micro-pub on Bridge Street.
Just off the A1, it's the most northerly hotel in England - two miles north of Berwick-upon-Tweed and less than a mile from the Scottish border.
By car: around 1 hour from Edinburgh, 1 hour 20 minutes from Newcastle and 4 hours from Manchester. Free on-site parking available.
By train: Edinburgh (50 minutes) and London King's Cross (3 hours 45 minutes) to Berwick-upon-Tweed, after which, a taxi will take 7 minutes to the hotel. Book trains to Berwick-Upon-Tweed.
This Georgian manor house has been given a bold makeover without losing its elegance, with deep blue walls, white-painted shutters and polished wood floors. Quirky animal portraits adorn the walls, while sea green and plum sofa and chairs add to the luxury vibe. The central bar is a large, relaxed space for guests to enjoy both the drawing room and bar.
Facilities include the drawing room, cocktail bar, conservatory and terrace for relaxing over drinks. The 12-acre grounds lead directly to the coastal path - you can reach Berwick-upon-Tweed in a little over an hour.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Terrace
- Garden
- Board games
- Pet-friendly
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
Rooms nod to the manor's heritage with a modern freshness and the décor reflects the coastal location. Think panelling and plasterwork mixed with linen headboards, velvet-covered armchairs and feature walls.
Room types: Classic Room, Premier Room, Junior Suite, Master Suite, Stable Suite, Meadow Suite
Key amenities: ensuite bathroom with Molten Brown toiletries, tea and coffee-making facilities, TV, desk, free Wi-Fi
The restaurant serves well-presented Modern British food. For something lighter, there's a bar snacks menu. Breakfast is a delight with a choice of cooked-to-order dishes such as local kippers, as well as the full English including local sausage, black pudding and haggis.
Restaurant 1782: seasonal menus, locally sourced produce. Open daily for dinner.
The Drawing Room: open daily for lunch (12-5pm) or bar snacks (12-10pm). Small plates, 3 for £12.
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