Simonburn Tearooms

1 The Mains

Hexham, GB

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Simonburn is a peaceful Olde Worlde village situated two thirds of a mile off the B6320, halfway between Hexham and Bellingham, in the beautiful North Tyne Valley. The Bed and Breakfast accommodation caters for up to 8 guests. The rooms are very clean and comfortable in a quiet, traffic free location. All rooms have a colour TV and tea-coffee making facilities. Please note that all the bedrooms are situated on the first floor. The cosy dining room caters for up to 22 guests where you can enjoy superb home-made cooking. During the summer months you can also enjoy the terrace garden. The Tearoom and Craft Shop also offer the services of a rural Post Office and provide a range of local produce for sale. **Billback is not accepted by this establishment - payment must be made either on check out or before arrival**

Room Information

Moderate twin room.

Moderate room with 2 single beds. SHARED BATHROOM

Moderate quad room.

Moderate room Room with 1 double bed and 1 set of bunk beds SHARED BATHROOM

Moderate double room

Moderate room with 1 double bed. SHARED BATHROOM

Directions

By Rail-Bus - Hexham is the nearest rail link located on the main Newcastle to Carlisle line. Simonburn is a twenty minutes taxi ride or there is a regular bus service that runs between Hexham and Bellingham. The bus stop is at Nunwick and it is a five minute walk to the village of Simonburn. International Visitors - Newcastle International Airport is a forty minute drive from Simonburn car hire is available at the Airport. It is also possible to take a short ride by Metro train from the Airport to Newcastle Central Station where you can change to a train for Hexham and then taxi or bus. Walkers and Cyclists - Hadrians Wall is a comfortable two and a half miles walk from Simonburn. The National Byway Loop Cycle Route that uses Hexham as its base, is a 23 mile round trip easily achievable in one day and includes Simonburn in its sign-posted route.

Restaurants

Restaurant / Dining Information

The cosy dining room caters for up to 22 guests where you can enjoy superb home-made cooking. During the summer months you can also enjoy terrace garden which seats 26. There is disabled access to both Tearoom and garden area. Ann uses locally produced seasonal foods when available and believes strongly in supporting other rural businesses. Typical fayre includes quiches, soups, stews, hotpots and a range of handmade cakes and scones. A vegetarian option is always available. The Tearoom is fully licensed and the Shop has an off-license. A fine choice of Organic teas and freshly brewed coffee is available all day. 2 course evening meal for PS10.00 per person.

Area Attractions

3.07 Miles Hadrians Wall 5.57 Miles Housesteads Roman Fort and Museum 7.28 Miles Border History Museum 13.03 Miles The Roman Army Museum 13.95 Miles Belsay Hall Castle 18.92 Miles Newburn Hall Motor Museum

Recreation

Recreation Information

15.60 Miles Kielder Water Ski Club 15.63 Miles Prudhoe Football and Sports Centre 20.82 Miles Bullocksteads Sports Ground 21.02 Miles Newcastle Rugby Football Club 22.20 Miles Westgate Community College Centre For Sport 22.41 Miles 1st Sailing 23.41 Miles Newcastle Racecourse 23.68 Miles Newcastle United Football Club