Greenhead Hotel & Hostel
Greenhead Hotel and Hostel is the gateway to Northumberland National Park on the south-west edge of
Northumberland International Dark Sky Park and a short walk from Hadrian's Wall.
Conveniently located on the B6318 Military Road for easy access to all facilities and attractions along the Wall by foot, car or bus
yet less than 1/2 mile from the A69 trans-pennine route from Carlisle (20 miles), Hexham 20 miles and Newcastle (40)miles.
Only 3 1/2 miles from Haltwhistle( railway/shopping/hospital/fuel)
And situated on several long distance trails: The Pennine Way, Hadrian's Cycle Way (route72), A Pennine Journey and Hadrian's Wall Path.

A great place to stop on your journey or base yourself to explore this stunning landscape.
En-suite bedrooms with a friendly bar and excellent freshly prepared home cooked food with inexpensive bunk beds or rooms available in the hostel across the road.

Come and experience Greenhead in Northumberland on Hadrian's Wall.

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3 Star

Langley Castle Hotel

A genuine 14th century castle, all rooms in the castle have private facilities, boasting four poster beds, & window seats set into 7ft thick walls. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere of the award winning josephine restaurant. The exclusive nature of the castle, makes langley the perfect destination to discover hadrians wall & northumberland.

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4 Star
Multi-award winning Battlesteads is renowned for its superb food, warm and welcoming hospitality and outstanding ‘green’ credentials. It’s widely recognised as one of the UK’s top sustainable tourism destinations. From the outside, Battlesteads Hotel and Restaurant is a characterful building that instantly speaks of its heritage – it’s a converted 18th century farmstead situated on the doorstep of Hadrian’s Wall country. However, step inside and you soon realise that you’re somewhere quite uniquely special. Sustainability is intrinsically woven into every aspect of the business. From the big stuff – like the carbon-neutral heating and hot water system which serves the entire hotel, and the extensive gardens and two polytunnels which provide fresh fruit and veg for the kitchen throughout the year – to the small stuff, like the locally sourced, natural and organic toiletries in each of the rooms and the use of empty toilet roll cardboard inners for potting seedlings. Owners Richard and Dee Slade have travelled quite a journey since they bought Battlesteads in 2005 and they offer tours of the gardens and green installations to interested customers every day.   Our other awards are:   GTBS Gold/Gold Star, Considerate hotel of the year 2011, Green Hotel of the year – hotel Cateys, Virgin International Responsible award, North ld Nat parks Auth Bumble bee Award, BII Winelist of the year

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