Tankerville Arms Hotel

22 Cottage Rd, Wooler, Northumberland, England

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About Tankerville Arms Hotel

Our privately owned, professionally run hotel is a favourite destination for travellers to Northumbria. We offer comfort and modern facilities within the traditional setting of a fine country hotel. Owner Anne Park and her team are dedicated to making sure that your stay is as enjoyable as possible and that you will have many happy memories of the Tankerville Arms Hotel. An 18th century former coaching inn, the Hotel offers country charm with many original features. It has an excellent and convivial restaurant, and a function room for weddings, and celbrations of all kinds. In winter expect roaring log fires, and a warm welcome throughout the year. It is a firm favourite for walkers, fishermen, and families looking for a base that is perfectly appointed to explore the North Northumbrian and Scottish Borders countryside; it is by the foothills of the Cheviots, only a few minutes away from Lindisfarne, and fifteen minutes from the Scottish Border.

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