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"The rooms were quirky and an excellent reflection of the history of the setting - owners were friendly and well informed about places to visit and eat. Breakfast was delicious. Shared sitting room with log burner and comfortable sofas ensured that guests were able to mingle if they wished too."

"A very enjoyable stay with a comfortable room and friendly, efficient staff. The initiative of offering a free drink for each time the room was not serviced was excellent and a practice which other hotels would be well advised to copy. The hotel was a little distant from the town but this wasn't a major problem and the on-site parking was more than adequate"

"The room was enormous and clean. Lovely grounds and a great breakfast."

"Great overnight stay, great food, lovely staff"

"This was our second visit to Charlton Hall and this time stayed in The Tempus. It didn’t disappoint. Everything is well thought out, the rooms are comfortable and spacious. The entire hotel is beautifully decorated. We ate in the Orangery a couple of times, both of which were delicious. The staff are attentive and courteous. What’s not to love! We will return! "

"A very convenient overnight stay in Bamburgh within easy walking distance to the centre. Lovely room, good breakfast and the owner very obliging"

"Amazing stay, we have stayed here before and it does not disappoint. We got upgraded to a bigger room and it was fabulous. Comfy bed, lovely shower and gorgeous deco. "

"A three day visit on our trip from Scotland home. A very pleasant hotel with excellent accommodation, a restaurant offering excellent food and a pleasant bar area. The hotel was in a very good position overlooking the sea and a short walk into the centre of Seahouses. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. I would have no hesitation in staying there again and recommending the Beach House Hotel."

"Very good for getting on to A1. Easy for lots to do if you are interested in history and the lovely beaches.Staff friendly and helpful but not enough of them as in most places now."