Beach House Hotel, Seahouses

The Beach House Hotel is family run, and is praised for its relaxed "home from home" atmosphere, which the new found owners Malcolm and Hazel have striven to create. In its idealic location the hotel is set back from one of the most beautiful stretches of heritage coastline that Northumberland has to offer.

The lounge, dining room and bar boast panoramic views of the Farne Islands, situated 3 miles out to sea. The Farnes are now a nature reserve, which are home to a large seal colony, and many different species of seabirds including Puffins, Cormorants and Oyster Catchers. However they will always be famous for their historic past, once being a sanctuary for St Cuthbert, and more recently for the heroic efforts of Grace Darling in her bid to save the survivors from the Forfarshire steamship. With boat trips available from the local harbour hundreds of visitors return year after year to enjoy the many delights to which this group of no fewer than 28 islands have to offer.
The busy village centre of Seahouses is a pleasant 5min stroll from the hotel, where local restaurants and pubs can be found.

Our dining room boasts a spectacular view overlooking the Farne Islands. Breakfast is served from 8.30 until 9.30, with a wide variety including local Kippers and Kedgeree. Dinner is served from 19.00 until 20.30 although alternative times can be arranged on request for children. Our cooks work tirelessly to produce the very best of home cooked foods using wholesome fresh local produce whenever possible. To complement your meal we have a list of both Old and New World wines, including robust reds and zingy whites, specially selected by us.

All 14 bedrooms at the Beach House Hotel have en-suite facilties, colour televisions, tea and coffee making utilities. Each of the rooms have been individually named after one of the islands of the archipelago forming the Farnes, which can be seen from all our sea view rooms.