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The Portland
Set in Ashington and with Northumbria University reachable within 30 km, The Portland offers express check-in and check-out, allergy-free rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a...
The Half Moon Inn
Located in Ashington, 25 km from Northumbria University, The Half Moon Inn provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Lairds House
Lairds House has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Bedlington. The property is around 20 km from Northumbria University, 20 km from Theatre Royal and 21 km from Newcastle Train Station.
The queens head
Set in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, The queens head features a terrace, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
The Premier Lodge
The Premier Lodge is just 2 minutes’ walk from Morpeth town centre, which includes the famous Sandersons Arcade - a 30-million pound shopping centre.
Waterford Lodge Hotel
Waterford Lodge Hotel is a refurbished 18th-century coaching inn situated on the River Wansbeck, close to the centre of Morpeth, and with good transport links to Newcastle.
The Commissioners Quay Inn - The Inn Collection Group
Situated in Blyth, 23 km from Northumbria University, The Commissioners Quay Inn - The Inn Collection Group features accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Riverside Guest House
Beside the River Wansbeck in Northumberland, the family-run Riverside Guest House offers bed and breakfast in the market town of Morpeth. There is a wide choice of breakfast, free parking and Wi-Fi.
The Old Ship
With free Wi-Fi throughout and free parking on site, The Old Ship overlooks the sea in Newbiggin Bay. It is a 10-minute drive from Ashington and 30 minutes from Newcastle.
Newminster Cottage
Located in Morpeth, within 23 km of Northumbria University and 24 km of Theatre Royal, Newminster Cottage provides accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
What guests said about Ashington:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
Industrial town however beaches close by.
Industrial town however beaches close by. I was there for work but did not explore other areas. Plenty of take away places around. Not sure of restaurants in the area.Plenty of pubs whom I’m sure will serve food. Good shopping centre .MargaretUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
The Half Moon is not really in Ashington but fairly close...
The Half Moon is not really in Ashington but fairly close by. The property is in Choppington Stakeford which is very quiet compared to Ashington. The property has a handy shop across the road and a bus stop on the door step. It is a very open space with beautiful walks close by along the River Wansbeck and a short drive to Camois beach which is very quiet with parking and a cafe. It’s not really fair to say it’s in Ashington which is very built up.
Lynne - 10Scored 10
The half moon is in a easy to access position and it was...
The half moon is in a easy to access position and it was quiet. Ashington is near to lovely seaside Cresswell for one. It's ideal to join the coastal route which is lovely to Seahouses and Bamburgh. Ashington has a decent high street and Asda Lidl and Aldi with loads of eating places. Best Chinese takeaway is in Lynemouth about 5 miles away. Ashington has plenty to offer and is ideal as a base to tour Northumberland. Alnwick and the famous Alnwick castle not too far away you've got to visit. Has a brilliant fish and chip shop with an ice cream parlour eat in or take out.Karen - 8.0Scored 8.0
I only stayed the one night with two others staying 2 nights...
I only stayed the one night with two others staying 2 nights. Very happy with my stay at The Half Moon and would stay again if visiting the area. Restaurant and Bar were great and popluar as well - evening meal and breakfast thoroughly enjoyable, filling and value for money.
bazjay59United Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
The Woodhorn Colliery Museum and The Ashington Group [Pitmen...
The Woodhorn Colliery Museum and The Ashington Group [Pitmen Painters] is based in Ashington and is well worth a visit wherever you are staying in Northumberland. Other than that, there is very little to recommend the town. We could not find a restaurant we wanted to visit.MarilynUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Ashington, a former mining town and birthplace of the famous...
Ashington, a former mining town and birthplace of the famous Charlton brothers, is only a few miles from the coast and Newbiggin by the Sea is a quaint little seaside village within very easy reach. It makes an ideal base for touring Northumberland.JamesUnited Kingdom
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