The Otterburn Tower Hotel

Newcastle Upon Tyne, Otterburn, Northumberland, England

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About The Otterburn Tower Hotel

The Otterburn Tower country house hotel and restaurant, located in the heart of Wild Redesdale, is truly unique. The Otterburn Tower nestles in 32 acres of its own estate, fronted by terraced lawns and surrounded by woodland. The gardens stretch down to the village of Otterburn with all the facilities close by. The hotel is beautifully restored, with the original features of oak panelling, leaded panes and stained glass, very important features of the hotel. The 18 rooms are all en-suite with the old library now a master suite with a four poster bed and every comfort. The hotel is also equipped with direct ISDN links for video conferencing, fax and telephone facilities and our meeting rooms are carefully designed to meet the needs of most corporate presentations. Further audio-visual equipment and conference aids such as VGA data/video projectors and video projectors (PAL/NTSC) can be provided at a small additional cost. Secretarial services including typing, faxing and photocopying are available at reception. In addition, if delegates wish to bring their partner with them or if you would like to extend your visit, please enquire about our special rates. The Otterburn Tower is not only unique in its wonderful surroundings and historic fabric, the pride of the hotel is in its food, prepared by our exceptional chefs to traditional and modern recipes using produce from the proprietor's own and surrounding farms. Here you can truly taste the difference in food prepared and presented fresh from the farm. The hotel also has its own vegetable garden, ensuring freshness and taste throughout the menu. The hotel owns a three-mile stretch of the river Rede, ideal for fishing the beautiful salmon and trout that are native to this part of Northumberland. Walkers have a great choice with the Pennine Way close by and many miles of footpaths open to them. Hunting, racing, shooting, bird watching and riding can be arranged as special short breaks. The delights of Kielder Water and Forest Park are only seventeen miles away, with water sports, sailing, birds of prey, swimming and much, much more. So whether you are looking for a relaxing break, to explore the coast, castles and valleys of Northumberland, to be active or for a family holiday we look forward to welcoming you at our historic hotel.

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