Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hotel Guide - Cherryburn hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom.

"Beautiful, Modern, Large Bedrooms with all facilities"

"Very well appointed and clean ensuite room, friendly staff, lovely breakfast. A perfect stay."

"Excellent stay, place is beautiful expect to pay bar prices for any crisp or drinks as it is located a stone throw from the pub but quite a walk from shops. Food at pub was lovely service was brilliant. Very accomidating staff. Bed really comfy. Smart t.v, bath and shower, everything you want for a work stay really"

"Absolutely hidden gem!! We’ve been to the Hygge cabins a few times now and it never disappoints. Stunning location and total peace & quite."

"pretty much as you see on the pictures(which is rare) all lovely would definitely revisit and communication was spot on. downside which is very minimal, no way to light fire pit or log burner unless u take something with you (as all none smokers we didnt av a lighter but our rechargeable lighter we brought to light didnt have enough charge ) but it was stated when messaged that its due to H&S which i guess is fair enough, the coffee table is very dangerous not only to young kids but also adults, i think all of us have left with bruises from the table and the glass isnt secure on the stand which made us all aware that it could break at any time and be on edge throughout the stay. we all enjoyed been there for the weekend and found that most things were thought of from kitchen to entertainment to kids to chill, a great way to spend time with the family"

"Lovely quiet location, fabulous staff and food, comfortable and roomy rooms and close to towns and the river Tyne. We’ll be back again next year. "

"We arrived fairly late to this property but had received no access instructions and spent some time tracking down first Travelnest and then the owner. On entering the property it was clear it hadn't been occupied for a little while and was not the cleanest as a result. The garden and patio area surrounding the property is shared and appeared neglected. None of this created the best of first impressions. But the cottage is a charmingly adapted original outbuilding and everything is basically functional. A few utensils and sharp knives missing from the kitchen and no towel rails in the bathroom. "