The hotel enjoys a fine position in Warkworth, a village cradled by a loop of the River Coquet and set less than a mile inland on the Northumberland Coast. Now a comfortable 3-Star Hotel, Warkworth House was built as a coaching inn on the site of four C18th burgage houses


We are open seven days a week all year round for food, drink & accommodation
Coaching inns were established along stagecoach routes across the country as welcome places for travellers to rest. Today we offer a range of rooms including newly-refurbished superior rooms with stylish, modern facilities and also two ground floor rooms with wheelchair access
We have wheelchair access to our public areas, too ~ the No. 16 Restaurant, Bar and Bistro
~ Assessed by Quality in Tourism and awarded a full ETC 3-Star Hotel rating ~

Royal history
The hotel contains a fine staircase, originally from Brandenburg House in London, home of the notorious 'Rebel' Queen Caroline of Brunswick, first cousin and second wife of King George IV


We have a real passion for providing outstanding food and drink
Many guests stay on short breaks because of the quality & value of our food & drink
 which is appreciated by visitors to the area & locals alike
You can enjoy fine dining in our stylish No 16 Restaurant or choose from equally
delicious menus in the relaxed atmosphere of our Bistro or in the friendly, comfortable Bar

Our excellent, well-chosen range of wines and beers complement the menus perfectly
and our bar is there for you to pop in & enjoy a relaxing drink, a snack or a bar meal

We welcome well-behaved pets and families with children of all ages
Dogs are always welcome in the bar, as well as being permitted in several of the bedrooms

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and want to make us one of your regular haunts in this beautiful part of the country...

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