Embleton Holiday Cottages

Embleton Cottages

Northumberland

3 Bed Cottage in Embleton

Ref: S841747

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 king-size, 1 twin - 2 bathrooms – 1 shower room and WC, 1 bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC - Electric double oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine -...

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£134

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Northumberland

Melvin Cottage

Ref: S599962

Reviews 28

The small coastal village of Low Newton-by-the-Sea is situated on Northumberland's Heritage Coastline between the popular fishing villages of Craster, famous for its kippers, and Beadnell. Beadnell Bay offers excellent sandy beaches and there are...

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£158

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Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No1

Ref: S600056

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£111

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Northumberland

2A Front Street

Ref: S821164

Reviews 9

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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£192

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Northumberland

Breamish

Ref: S1018764

Located within the North York Moors National Park in the Esk Valley in the civil parish of Danby, is the charming village of Ainthorpe. Set along the River Esk and home to a small selection of independent shops, pubs and restaurants, including the...

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£144

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Northumberland

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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£121

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Northumberland

Grey Croft

Ref: S350501

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Northumberland

3 Bed in Nr Embleton CN132

Ref: S965607

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Holiday Cottages in Embleton

The pretty village of Embleton is situated in Northumberland, on the heritage site known as Hadrian's Wall. This area is rich in history and there are plenty of opportunities to explore the Roman remains as well as other ancient landmarks. The landscape is varied, with rolling hills, wild moorland and beautiful coastal views. So, you won't be short of places to walk when exploring the area.

If you're looking for a place to stay that's full of character, Snaptrip has a great selection of Embleton holiday cottages for you to choose from. Our properties include converted stables and barns, stone cottages with exposed beams, and traditional sandstone houses. Many of our cottages come with cosy fireplaces and log burners, perfect for snuggling up in front of a fire after a day exploring the area.

We list thousands of holiday properties across the UK, all protected by our best price guarantee. Whether you want to spend your time exploring the castle ruins or visiting the town's pubs and restaurants, our customer service team are always on hand to help you find the perfect Embleton holiday cottage.

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What our customers say about their holidays

F David - Verified booking

Let me say, right away, that we enjoyed our break at Low Newton.

Not because of the cottage but because if the surrounding district. In estate agent's terms, the "kerb appeal" was not encouraging. The cottage was disappointing in many ways. To turn the car into a driveway that was no better than a muddy, puddle covered mess, was not a good start. We had to get in and out of the car on the road or risk stepping or slipping into the puddles. These puddles remained all week even though there was not a lot of rain. The car squeezed water onto the cracked path leading to the front door and the overgrown (and unnecessary) privet hedge made getting in and out of the car difficult. The garden was a mess, virtually untended. And then to enter the house to be greeted by a doormat, so worn that the base could be seen from above, didn't help the first impression. It appears that the cottage has been equipped to meet only the very minimum requirements. The furniture was cheap and not particularly comfortable. The fridge was not installed correctly so he door scraped on the floor, it didn't open properly and the ice-box had no handle. There was not sufficient cuttlery or mugs to run the dishwasher efficiently so we washed it by hand most of the time. In the cramped twin bedroom, the middle drawer of the chest of drawers didn't open properly and one tiny bedside table was quite unsatisfactory. Both the toilet and bathroom were useable but cramped. The cupboard, to the left of the fireplace was filthy and a bucket of ashes, left there, had not been emptied. In the double bedroom the bed frame needs sorting as well. The place gave the impression that the owners were not really bothered too much about how things looked. We have hired many cottages, over the years and this was the worst we have had. We spent almost Â£1000 on hire charges and still had to take our own towels which was very poor service I felt. I have to say I will be very careful about any recommendations I give people.

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Stephen - Verified booking

The cottage had the following issues; 1.

The central heating was poor. The system was powered by a dual fuel burner in the living room. The burner was dirty, filled the house with dust when cleaned out & failed to heat the house, even when burning well. The upstairs radiators never went past tepid. The fact that the downstairs was fitted with electric heaters that were locked at 10 degrees, proved that the heating system was not fit for purpose. 2. The shower room was freezing cold, as it was only fiited with an electric towel rail which never got to a point where it was hot to the touch. Also the electric shower (which did work) was not powerful enough to heat the air whilst you had a shower. So showering was an unpleasent experience. 3. The decour was tired and the bedding that was provided was only fit for summer use. Also the matresses were uncomfortable and sweaty. 4. The television was smaller than the one shown in the listing. 5. The listing claimed that the cottage had WiFi. This was untrue, there is a landline but no modem. 6. The house was not clean, certainly not to a standard you would expect having paid Â£1065 for the week.

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Johanna - Verified booking

The location is great.

The property is however lacking. It is not well furnished, very tired in appearance. The main issue was the cold as storage heaters and an open fire were the methods of heating and weren't adequate for the winter. On first entering these were turned off and it was freezing. We never managed to get the property warmed up, despite the keeping the fire burning the whole time. Coal is not provided. We wore coats in the evening and clothes in bed. The hot water tank was limited in size so we had to share the bath water. The bed was rather saggy and squeaked everytime you turned over. I however understand electric portable radiators and blankets can be borrowed on request. We actually left after 2 days and rented somewhere warm for the same price.

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John - Verified booking

The Reformed Church is a lovely property, with a massive open plan kitchen / living room - perfect for families.

The beds are very comfortable, the lack of curtains or blinds in the two smaller bedrooms meant the teenagers where up earlier than usual - maybe a choice of quilt would be nice (Summer/Winter) but thatâs being picky. We did have a problem with the boiler but we called the agent and he came round straightaway and arranged for an engineer to fix it - very straightforward and didnât impact our stay. The only downside was there was no shower, but the bath and shower head worked very well. The location is fabulous - a 15 minute walk to the beach - close to many sites and castles by car, you can walk to Dunstanburgh Castle easily along the Coastal Path. Highly recommend the house and area.

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Paul - Verified booking

Greeted with a digital display to show how much electricity we were using?

No starter pack to light the fire, after 4 hour trip had to go to Embleton to get firelighters and wood. Stove was not cleaned out / prepared. Brought candle to offset smell from coal. Holes in coal bucket? TV too small. No oven lights. Light switches and bannister filthy and required multi surface cleaner. Windows on door filthy also cleaned. Hoover not emptied. Two half toilet rolls. Rust on fridge door. No towels. Cooker hood filthy, also no lights. No salt and pepper. Shower room was always freezing. Whole place needs a deep clean. Threadbare carpets. Overall grubby - it's ONLY saving grace is it's location, rear garden & private parking. Actually wanted to come home earlier.

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Things to do near Embleton

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.

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Northumberland

3 Bed Cottage in Embleton

Ref: S841747

Northumberland

Melvin Cottage

Ref: S599962

Reviews 28

Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No1

Ref: S600056

Northumberland

2A Front Street

Ref: S821164

Reviews 9

Northumberland

Breamish

Ref: S1018764

Northumberland

2 The Reformed Church

Ref: S665893

Reviews 3

Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No4

Ref: S599990

Reviews 19

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Lilac Cottage Dunstan

Ref: S484919

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Melvin Cottage

Ref: S602294

Northumberland

Breamish

Ref: S1027586

Northumberland

2 The Reformed Church

Ref: S1005013

Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No4

Ref: S602312

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The Lodge@Shirewater

Ref: S985157

Northumberland

Driftwood - Christon Bank

Ref: S978882

Northumberland

Grey Croft

Ref: S350501

Northumberland

2 Bed Cottage in Nr Embleton

Ref: S229096

Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No1

Ref: S1004582

Northumberland

2 Bed in Nr Embleton CN131

Ref: S965606

Northumberland

3 Bed in Nr Embleton CN132

Ref: S965607

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