Kings Arms Hotel

43 Hide Hill, Berwick Upon Tweed, Northumberland, England

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About Kings Arms Hotel

Located on the A1 between Newcastle and Edinburgh, the Kings Arms Hotel with its blend of 18th Century architecture, modern facilities and experienced staff attracts discerning visitors to Berwick-upon-Tweed. Situated within the town's medieval walls just three minutes walk from the old Quayside, the hotel has three restaurants and thirty-six elegantly decorated bedrooms. With a reputation built on first class service and individual attention, we promise your stay will be relaxing and memorable.

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