Alnwick Holiday Cottages

Alnwick Cottages

Northumberland

Bed in Wooler (82763)

Ref: S362263

Offering spellbinding rural views, this beautifully updated barn conversion makes a fantastic holiday home for four guests and features a relaxing wood burner and original exposed beams in a vaulted ceiling. Providing cosy, fresh and relaxing...

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£139

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Bed in Alnwick (93093)

Ref: S794247

Set in the peaceful grounds of the impressive Lemmington Hall, this beautiful Grade II listed cottage offers idyllic accommodation for couples and smaller families exploring the glorious countryside of Northumberland. With plenty of space for up...

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£152

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Northumberland

Alnwicks Loft Cottage

Ref: S697655

Reviews 7

This wonderful period property with an array of quirky features is located in a peaceful hideaway position in the heart of the picturesque market town of Alnwick. With a rich history dating back to the medieval era, Alnwick is home to some of the...

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£93

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Northumberland

Holly Cottage

Ref: S162629

Reviews 34

Alnwick is a market town in Northumberland, England, situated on the south bank of the River Aln. The town itself dates back to 600 AD, with the famous Alnwick Castle being the home of the Earls of Northumberland, one of the most powerful medieval...

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£87

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Sparrow House

Ref: S820452

Reviews 5

This beautifully presented property is surrounded by charming countryside, making it the perfect base for outdoor-loving families and groups of friends with the dogs in tow. Set in the market town of Alnwick, guests are just a short walk away from...

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£145

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White Feathers

Ref: S776294

Reviews 5

The attractive and historic market town of Alnwick is dominated by Alnwick Castle, home to the Duke of Northumberland. The Castle Gardens, opened in 2002, are home to Europe's largest cascading water feature, a fabulous (and enormous) treehouse, a...

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£86

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Newton Retreat

Ref: S59251

Reviews 45

The lovely village of Embleton is a perfect base for exploring areas of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline. The nearby village of Craster can be reached along a beautiful grassy path, which goes beside the sea and past the impressive ruin of...

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£120

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The Sea Chest

Ref: S225243

Reviews 17

Alnmouth is a coastal village resting on the Northumberland coast, just four miles away from Alnwick. Within the village you will find a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a golf course and a number of rivers offering...

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£124

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Cra-na-ge

Ref: S123155

Reviews 48

The village of Embleton can be found on Northumberland's Heritage Coastline, close to the magnificent ruin of Dunstanburgh Castle. Embleton has a fascinating history, which stretches back to pre-medieval times. During the Wars of the Roses, the...

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£100

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Bed in Embleton (94380)

Ref: S841424

For a quiet Northumberland trip as a couple or solo traveller, book a stay at this charming stone built cottage in Embleton. The quaint village has a welcoming community feel, with two lovely pubs, a Post Office and a general store. It's in a...

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£73

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Northumberland

Sunset Point

Ref: S225242

Reviews 12

Alnmouth is a coastal village nestled in the Northumberland Coast AONB, situated at the mouth of the River Aln. Offering a convenience store and local pubs for all of your amenities. Close to the historic market town of Alnwick for a larger choice...

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£112

per night

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The Anchorage

Ref: S819831

Reviews 4

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£99

per night

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Lavender Cottage

Ref: S268489

Reviews 31

The small village of Glanton is situated in the foothills of the Cheviots, surrounded by glorious Northumberland countryside. The village has a small shop and a pub, whilst a wider range of amenities can be found in nearby Alnwick. From Glanton,...

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£62

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Barnacles

Ref: S677225

Reviews 14

Located between Craster and Alnmouth, Longhoughton is a picturesque Northumberland coastal village. The village is famous for its beautiful sandy beach, which provides a picture-perfect backdrop for a stroll along the coast. Other nearby points of...

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£121

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Willow Cottage

Ref: S600075

Reviews 12

Situated just 4 miles east of Alnwick, Alnmouth is a charming resort popular with golfers and those seeking a peaceful holiday. The village lies on a narrow spit of land between the River Aln and the North Sea and was originally the port for...

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£96

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Heron House in Alnwick , Alnwick

Ref: S855515

Reviews 3

A Beautiful Period Home in the centre of Historic Alnwick Packed full of character, Heron House is a lovingly restored stone terraced home sits proudly in a central spot of Alnwick town. A short walk to the centre, Alnwick boasts a wealth of...

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£99

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Dunstanburgh View

Ref: S1035437

The pretty village of Embleton is ideally placed for exploring one of the most attractive stretches of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline. A beautiful grassy path runs from the village to neighbouring Craster, alongside the sea and past...

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£123

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The Mistal

Ref: S79850

Reviews 55

The small, pretty Northumberland village of Glanton is situated in the foothills of the Cheviots and surrounded by glorious countryside. The village has a shop and a pub, whilst a wide range of amenities, shops etc. are available in the nearby...

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£75

per night

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Teàrlach House

Ref: S240810

Reviews 33

Rest just inland of the Northumberland coast is this historic market town, Alnwick. Within easy reach of the beautiful east coast as well as the Northumberland National Park to the west, it rests in a prime location for exploring the north-east...

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£90

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Bunty's Place

Ref: S45193

Reviews 61

The peaceful Northumberland village of Chatton is situated in the midst of wonderful scenic countryside. Consisting of a cluster of stone-built houses surrounding its small village green, the village has a shop including a Post Office, an art...

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£64

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2 The Reformed Church

Ref: S665893

Reviews 3

The charming community of Embleton is ideally situated for experiencing one of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline's most alluring portions. The greatest ruined castle in Northumberland, Dunstanburgh Castle, is located on a lovely grassy path that...

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£122

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6 Westview

Ref: S603349

Reviews 11

Embleton is ideally situated for exploring one of the most beautiful sections of Northumberland's Heritage Coast. A lovely grassy route leads from the village to the neighbouring town of Craster, along the coast and past Dunstanburgh Castle, the...

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£110

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Northumberland

Apple Tree Barn, Alnwick

Ref: S855115

Reviews 21

A Peaceful, Countryside Retreat near the Historic Town of Alnwick Apple Tree Barn is a luxury holiday cottage situated on the outskirts of the peaceful little village of Denwick, just around the corner from the market town of Alnwick. With 3...

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£129

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Shepherds Nook

Ref: S3079

Reviews 38

The small hamlet of North Charlton is an ideal place from which to explore Northumberland. A short drive will take you to Embleton Bay, Low Newton by the Sea and Beadnell Bay, each offering lovely sandy beaches. The ducal market town of Alnwick,...

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£77

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Alnwick Holiday Cottages

Want a mix of history and coastal relaxation for your next staycation? Book one of our amazing Alnwick holiday cottages and get ready to soak up one of the most beautiful parts of North East England. This ancient market town sits just a few miles from the ocean and is teeming with attractions, from the medieval Alnwick Castle that was once the seat of the Dukes of Northumberland to the gorgeous Alnwick Gardens that's currently home to the world's largest treehouse!

Stay in a cosy one bed cottage right in the heart of Alnwick town and spend your days exploring its charming cobbled streets. The town centre has a lovely selection of independent eateries, plus it's home to one of the largest second-hand bookshops in England! Keen to find a larger holiday home on the outskirts of the town? Discover our pet-friendly properties featuring enclosed gardens and plenty of room for groups to spread out. Choose somewhere within walking distance of the sea or stay west of the town for easy access to Northumberland National Park.

Craving a little extra luxury? Filter by 'hot tubs' and take your pick of our most exclusive cottages in Alnwick, Northumberland. Whether you're planning a romantic retreat for you and your partner or a getaway with your extended family, you'll be well-placed in this stunning region. Browse our best price guarantee holiday cottages below or get in touch with our customer advisor team directly for tailored recommendations.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Jamie - Verified booking

Yes the property looks great and has been done to a high spec but I think this was done some years ago now and once you scratch the surface it feels now that it is style over substance.

Some adjustments would make it a much more useable and efficient property. The Kitchen is very good I thought. #1 The number of cushions and pillows was frankly ridiculous. Looks good but realistically you need an extra room just to store them as they are mostly not required. #2 Unnecessary clutter (bowl of fake lemons wasting valuable counter space and 3 huge candle boxes on the dining table wasting space). #3 Very expensive (out of date) speaker system for Ipods or the like. Has a massively out of date docking connector making the whole thing unusable. Looks good but isn't functional. #4 Windows nearest the dining table don't open which is very odd. #5 The rear decking and view is amazing but is lost as you canât access the rear decking from the kitchen/dining area (only through the main bedroom). This is a missed opportunity and leaves the rear decking unused, Itâs a shame. If there was a rear door in the kitchen/dining area leading to the rear decking it would be a game changer. We got there at 5pm and the place was like an oven, it cooks in the summer heat. The windows have a security lock so can only be opened a smidge which meant we couldn't really get any proper air flow to cool the place down. Only at the end of our stay did we work out how to override the lock and open the window wider. This information on how to open the windows wider could have been shared given the heat. Mid-way through our stay there must have been muck spreading in the area, not the owners fault but it smelled really bad for a few days there was a constant smell and then you'd get a fresh waft in the face that floors you. I get farm smells but that was on another scale. The owners dog decides to bark from 9pm onwards non-stop with no-one telling him the shut up. I almost cracked at one point. Strangely as well we also didn't feel very welcome either even though there was a nice welcome basket with wine and biscuits, it just felt fake. I sent the owner a nice friendly message asking him a question about the use of the washing line outside, he ignored my wifeâs message and I got a one word answer back after I sent another message. Regardless of his intention it felt rude and we felt unwelcome. He also mowed his lawn/fields pretty close to where we were staying and so the whole 'Retreat' aspect of the property was lost as we were subjected to various noisy periods during our stay. We really looking forward to staying there but on the whole it was style over substance and I get the feeling that he doesn't like having people on his land but itâs a necessary evil as the money he's raking in must be huge.

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Chris - Verified booking

We did not know what to expect due to Covid restrictions being in force, Sykes website advised us of considerations to take bedding/pillows, food, extra cleaning products etc.

We found this advice helpful. The cottage is situated on a working farm with this causing no issues whatsoever and was interesting to see the harvesting, feeding of cows etc. The cottage is easily accessible to nearby locations and shops, excellent hilly bike rides and walks with Alnwick Gardens and Alnmouth Beach a must to visit. Host left the ploughing of his field to greet us and was very helpful and friendly, we mentioned to him in passing a couple of light bulbs had gone he straight away removed/replaced them. Host did advise due to Covid a number of home comforts such as throws in the living room had had to be removed. Although an electric heater in the living room is fitted we would suggest you take a couple of your own throws as later in the evening the living area became a little chilly around your feet/legs. We would like to mention Carlos excellent fish and chip shop located within the town; and also Lilburn's Restaurant Paikes Lane NE66 1HX - we would suggest you contact the restaurant to make a reservation as again due to Covid they become full quickly. The food is excellent and the ambience in the restaurant has been maintained with very helpful and friendly staff and their control and cleanliness during Covid restrictions being undertaken in a most considerate manner. The only suggestion we could make would be a storage area be made available at the cottage to store/secure bikes safely. Overall a very enjoyable stay in a beautiful part of the Country.

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Ruth - Verified booking

Our holiday was badly threatened by a depressing recent review (Aug 22) which we read before leaving home but which turned out to be totally misleading.

Having visited 16 Sykes cottages in the last 8 years we consider ourselves to be seasoned and are used to high standards. However we had an excellent holiday and Newton Retreat is a good centre for visiting very many lovely locations and is a quiet haven after a long day sight seeing. Our pleasure was increased by deer almost at our doorstep, owls hooting at night and not a dog or lawn mower or farmer ploughing in earshot! As we do all our own cooking and never eat out we appreciated the fabulous, well-equipped kitchen...the oven/hob was sublime. The quality of everything was noticeably above average. Both rooms being en-suite, with lots of hot water and very comfortable beds was also appreciated. There are three lovely areas of decking, easily accessible from patio doors and/or external steps with countryside views. We found the cottage light and airy. As advised by Jeremy we closed the blinds when out during the day as it was very sunny, then once back opened the patio doors and the windows (easily disabling the safety catches!) which quickly cooled and ventilated all the rooms. The garden areas surrounding the cottage were well maintained and a pleasure to relax in. The owner (Jeremy) was very helpful and friendly, but not at all intrusive. Thank you for the thoughtful welcome pack and we are still enjoying the apples and plums.

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Alan - Verified booking

Absolutely wonderful stay at Newton Retreat last week.

Our third stay in Northumberland and definitely the last time we need to think about where we might stay on another trip. Could not fault anything with this property. We stayed as a couple and found the property perfect in every way. A family of four or two couples would be just as suited as plenty space and storage for up to 4. When we return we are going to book for the âsummerâ months to hopefully enable us to use the available outdoor space and surroundings when the temperatures are warmer to sit outside in the evenings. The only noise you will hear are that of birds, the ownersâ dogs when they are having a run around the farm or the occasional train but so quiet, relaxing and peaceful. A lovely welcome hamper of milk, biscuits, wine and crisps was much appreciated. Fabulous location for exploring by car, on foot or as we did mainly by bike. A good five mile return walk to Embleton but perhaps only two or three to the local pubs in Criston Bank or Rennington if you do want to walk to the village pub for a pint or two. Canât wait to return in 2023.

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Uwe - Verified booking

We just came back from a wonderfull week in Newton Cottage, a lovely, super tiny, clean house, everything you need is there.

We spended x-mas there, with lovely weather, blue sky, no rain! The owners of the house Elaine and Jeromy are sooooooooooooo ,nice, funny, kindfull, helpfull. Thanks for the whisky Jeromy ;-) We were also allowed to get to know the dog family....5 of themâ¦.how cute and friendly!!! You find some good restaurants/pubs near by the house (10-15 min drive) the local people are very friendly and kind, helpfull, out of the ordinary!!! We slept so well in the beds in the cottage, very good mattresses, in the kitchen, you find everything for cooking, good WiFi reception, nice bathrooms and everything very, very clean!!!! To greet us we found a great welcome packet with coffee, tea, cake, cookies, prosecco, water, milk and much moreâ¦.so nice THANK YOU!!!!! The Cottage and the area absolutely recommendableâ¦...and of course the owners!!!! Hope to be back soon!!!! Lovely greetings from Germany Carolin und Uwe :-)

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Things to do near Alnwick

Alnwick Castle

Experience the magic of one of the UK’s most iconic castles. Built almost a thousand years ago to guard a crossing of the River Aln, Alnwick Castle and Gardens is the seat of the Duke of Northumberland and was featured as Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films. Like Harry, you too can take your first flying lesson in the grounds of this spectacular castle, learning from the estate’s eccentric wizarding professors.

Bamburgh Castle

Iconic, impressive castle in Bamburgh, Northumberland. Visitors can explore the castle, grounds and museum. Refreshments available. Families welcome.

Northumberland Country Zoo

Northumberland Country Zoo is a family-friendly attraction with a variety of animals from all over the world. The zoo's small size makes it easy to navigate, and visitors can get up close and personal with the animals. Don't miss the opportunity to feed the lemurs! Address: Eshottheugh, Felton, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE65 9QH

Holiday Cottages in Alnwick

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Alnwick Cottages

Northumberland

Bed in Wooler (82763)

Ref: S362263

Northumberland

Bed in Alnwick (93093)

Ref: S794247

Northumberland

Alnwicks Loft Cottage

Ref: S697655

Reviews 7

Northumberland

Holly Cottage

Ref: S162629

Reviews 34

Northumberland

Sparrow House

Ref: S820452

Reviews 5

Northumberland

White Feathers

Ref: S776294

Reviews 5

Northumberland

Newton Retreat

Ref: S59251

Reviews 45

Northumberland

The Sea Chest

Ref: S225243

Reviews 17

Northumberland

Cra-na-ge

Ref: S123155

Reviews 48

Northumberland

Bed in Embleton (94380)

Ref: S841424

Northumberland

Sunset Point

Ref: S225242

Reviews 12

Northumberland

The Anchorage

Ref: S819831

Reviews 4

Northumberland

Lavender Cottage

Ref: S268489

Reviews 31

Northumberland

Barnacles

Ref: S677225

Reviews 14

Northumberland

Willow Cottage

Ref: S600075

Reviews 12

Northumberland

Heron House in Alnwick , Alnwick

Ref: S855515

Reviews 3

Northumberland

Dunstanburgh View

Ref: S1035437

Northumberland

The Mistal

Ref: S79850

Reviews 55

Northumberland

Teàrlach House

Ref: S240810

Reviews 33

Northumberland

Bunty's Place

Ref: S45193

Reviews 61

Northumberland

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