Top 10 Hotels in North Charlton (from $74) 2026 - Competitive Prices

Our top choices for North Charlton hotels

Shepherds Nook

Chathill

$533 nightly

Jun 3 - Jun 4

Total with taxes and fees

Hillcrest House Bed & Breakfast

Bamburgh

Duncan

$147 nightly

Jun 3 - Jun 4

Total with taxes and fees

Red Lion Inn

Wooler

Edward

$129 nightly

Jun 3 - Jun 4

Total with taxes and fees

Fairfield House

Morpeth

Kathryn

$192 nightly

Jun 3 - Jun 4

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The Oaks Hotel

Alnwick

Greg

$124 nightly

Jun 29 - Jun 30

Total with taxes and fees

Standard Double or Twin Room | Free WiFi

The Dock Hotel

Morpeth

Wayne

$118 nightly

Jun 1 - Jun 2

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Bertram's

Morpeth

Francesco

$155 nightly

Jun 9 - Jun 10

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The Anglers Arms

Morpeth

Daniel

$136 nightly

Jun 1 - Jun 2

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Dunstanburgh Castle Inn

Embleton

Richard

$120 nightly

Jun 2 - Jun 3

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Breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch served

The Joiners Arms

Alnwick

Sean

$95 nightly

Jun 14 - Jun 15

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The Rose & Thistle Alwinton

Morpeth

Dominic

$154 nightly

Jun 14 - Jun 15

Total with taxes and fees

The Sunningdale Bamburgh

Bamburgh

Kerry

$190 nightly

Jun 1 - Jun 2

Total with taxes and fees

East Horton Farmhouse

Wooler

Graham

$129 nightly

Jun 15 - Jun 16

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Pantile Lodge

Wooler

Gordon

$119 nightly

Jun 17 - Jun 18

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Dirty Bottles

Alnwick

Ivana

$147 nightly

Jun 22 - Jun 23

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Hope and Anchor Hotel

Alnwick

tamsin

$125 nightly

Jun 1 - Jun 2

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Purdy Lodge

Belford

Scott

$124 nightly

Jun 7 - Jun 8

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The Whittling House

Alnwick

Stephen

$154 nightly

Jun 1 - Jun 2

Total with taxes and fees

The Olde Ship Inn

Seahouses

JOHN

$153 nightly

Jun 17 - Jun 18

Total with taxes and fees

The Tempus at Charlton Hall Estate

Chathill

Antony

$123 nightly

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Total with taxes and fees

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Top North Charlton Hotel Reviews

Purdy Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Proper breakfast, great location for our plans"

Black Bull Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Stayed here previously. Quiet room, comfy bed. Had our evening meal here, both had steak pie, very tasty and a bottle of red wine. Two bottles of water in room, plenty tea and coffee and one pack biscuits. We has booked breakfast the following morning, you pre-order the items the night before. We had a fruit yogurt and an actimel drink, orange juice. Tasty breakfast. We had toast and jam afterwards. Only downside was the filter coffee wasn't very strong."

The Lindisfarne Inn - The Inn Collection Group

10/10 Excellent

"Right next to the A1, but you wouldn't know it. Welcoming, lovely staff, good food. Lots of walkers and cyclists, good atmosphere, comfortable room, sensibly priced and conveniently located in this special part of the world. Go to Lindisfarne, go to Scotland, explore Berwick and Northumberland - this is the place to do it from!"

The Oaks Hotel

6/10 Okay

"First time we had stayed here but friends had recommended it so we were happy to book. It was very clean, most of the staff were friendly and helpful. Found the food very average, only had one evening meal in the hotel, that was enough, if you like everything deep fried you are sorted, even the breakfast bacon by how tough it was. The hotel is on a busy corner junction so it was very noisy and as its a historic building it has single glazing so even with the windows shut (during a heatwave, so thank goodness for a fan in the room to at least blow the warm air around) you could still hear the traffic at the traffic lights outside so not a very good nights sleep. The ensuite was tiny and the shower cubicle claustrophobic, the wardrobes were half width and so narrow you had to hang your clothes at and angle on the rail to shut the door so not much good if you were staying more than a couple of days as more than three hangers worth wont fit. The pillows were flat and mine were a bit lumpy. The bed was fine, a bit too hard for me but a good quality mattress. Bedding was lovely, clean, white and crisp. Struggled to park the first night as the carpark is open to non residents and no nearby parking on the streets around it. All in all it wasn't a bad hotel but it just wasn't that great."

The Bamburgh Castle Inn - The Inn Collection Group

8/10 Good

"Overall a good stay, great location and sea views from the beer garden. Free parking onsite if you manage to secure a space (more luck than anything). A bit quirky inside at the bar which was cute. We didn’t eat there so unable to comment on food. Room was clean with good amenities for tea/coffee/hot chocolate/biscuits. I’d stay here again tbf. Only thing that stopped me giving a 5* was the attitude of one of the staff members. Middle aged female at the bar who sadly needs some training in customer service/communicating with other humans, was clearly having a bad day but didn’t we all know about it. Also another unusual thing is the reception not opening until 3pm so had to hunt for a cleaner to give our key to when we wanted to check out."

Schooner Hotel

2/10 Terrible

"Our room is not too clean. A unclean teaspoon was left on the bathroom sink upon check in. No rubbish bin inside the toilet. No toiletries, so you must bring your own toiletries. No fresh toilet rolls were given to us. We were offered breakfast when we checked in so we bought breakfast for 2 adults & 2kids. We didn’t get a clear breakfast timing when we asked. So on check out day, we check out at around 10:30am and asked for breakfast. We were told no more breakfast is served, so then I asked for a refund as I bought it separately. I was told that no refund for that, they offered sandwich & cereals. We were given 2 slices of toast instead, 2 cereals. I paid £39.50 for that. It would have been better if we were refunded for that breakfast. But they insisted they’ll make sandwiches but no sandwiches were served. I don’y have high standards when it comes to hotels/hotels but this experience is just too disappointing."

Dirty Bottles

10/10 Excellent

"A thoroughly enjoyable stay. We were in room 3 which had a challenging set of stairs, no lift due to nature of the historic building. Very atmospheric place bang in the middle of the town great access on foot to all amenities. A 10 minute stroll to the Castle and the excellent car park. Breakfast was first class value. The room was spacious excellent shower and roll top bath. Bar facilities very good small outside beer garden. Plenty of Sky Ports TV screens in the bar, Saturday night there is a disco in the bar. Not for us but it did not bother us. All round brilliant place."

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What is the best area to stay in North Charlton?

The best area to stay in North Charlton is the village center, particularly around the main street, which offers direct access to local amenities and the Northumberland countryside.

This area is the heart of North Charlton, featuring a cluster of traditional stone buildings, a local pub, and a village shop. It's an excellent base for exploring the surrounding natural beauty and is conveniently located near the A1, making day trips straightforward.

For couples seeking a quiet retreat with easy access to outdoor activities, the village center is ideal. You can enjoy walks directly from your accommodation into the fields and along country lanes, or take a short drive to the Northumberland National Park for more extensive hiking opportunities.

Families will also find the village center appealing due to its peaceful setting and proximity to attractions like Alnwick Castle, just a short drive away.

When is the best time to go to North Charlton?

The best time to visit North Charlton is during the late spring and summer months, specifically from May to September, when the weather is most favorable for exploring the Northumberland countryside.

During these months, you'll experience longer daylight hours and milder temperatures, which are ideal for outdoor activities such as visiting the Alnwick Garden, exploring Alnwick Castle, or walking along the nearby coastline. The pleasant weather ensures a comfortable and enjoyable experience for sightseeing and leisurely strolls.

For travelers who prefer a quieter experience and are interested in the local flora, late spring (May and early June) offers the beauty of blossoming gardens and fewer crowds.

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Shepherds Nook

Hillcrest House Bed & Breakfast

Red Lion Inn

Fairfield House

The Oaks Hotel

The Dock Hotel

Bertram's

The Anglers Arms

Dunstanburgh Castle Inn

The Joiners Arms

The Rose & Thistle Alwinton

The Sunningdale Bamburgh

East Horton Farmhouse

Pantile Lodge

Dirty Bottles

Hope and Anchor Hotel

Purdy Lodge

The Whittling House

The Olde Ship Inn

The Tempus at Charlton Hall Estate

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