Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hotel Guide - St Andrew's Church Corbridge hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom.

"great place for a overnight stay right in the village we had the full english witch was ok blackpudding was to over season for me but had a great sleep in the room and the bar was busy and would stay again"

"Lovely hotel with shops and places to visit nearby. Small things like have a space specifically for guests to hang out or read etc separate to people using restaurant and bar would improve stay. "

"The room was excellent and the breakfast was really good."

"The staff were great, breakfast nicely cooked, nice breakfast area.. Bathroom clean, good shower. Would stay here again"

"room was great, pub was very nice downstairs too and staff were very friendly. The expedia booking site said that the hotel had parking, however this is not the case - not a problem at all and the staff helpfully directed us towards a very local car park (5 minute walk away). "

"Perfect "

"Stayed over New Year and decided to stay and extra night as we felt so comfortable as staff and food were good. Room was a little small for a 'premium ' but adequate. The bar/ lounge is great, lovely fires and a lot of residents brought their dog, the staff engaged with all👍👍. Look forward to seeing how they upgrade the hotel after the January shutdown. We will be back."

"Excellent stay the hotel and staff were great "

"Stop day dreaming about castles in the air and book up Langley Castle for the real life experience."

"Perfect in every way…."

"Clean room with 2 twin beds.and cute decor. Just was very attentive. Attached pub (Railway Tavern) had a friendly atmosphere, and best English breakfast on our tip so far!"

"Good room, cosy bar, great meals, good parking"

"Clean room, friendly staff, comfortable bed, hot shower, clean towels, central location if you need to be in Hexham."

"Lovely location, perfect for a little break. "

"Great parking, friendly staff and comfy beds "

"Fantastic location. Ideal for what we needed but also really rural-feeling and peaceful. We found it quiet and charming. We enjoyed wandering in amongst the old orchard and down through the copse, across the scrubland that forms part of the floodplain of the Tyne. It was good to know there are badgers around although we weren’t lucky enough to see anyway. The dawn chorus was impressive. Very pleasant indeed. Definitely will book again if we’re back in the area. "

"Wonderful food and service"