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A very enjoyable few days

Had a lovely few days in Seahouses, the room was close to all amenities. Staff were lovely, the room is basic but it was all we needed. We had had a few giggles as I couldn’t reach to open the windows. Shower room was spacious with a large shower tray, lovely make up mirror and the towels smelt lovely. The bedroom was clean with plenty of hanging space in an alcove ( which I couldn’t reach) and a wardrobe ( which I could reach) there were three bed side tables one in a corner with the tea /...

Enjoyable stay. Lovely town, everything within walking distance. Private car parking space was good, although a little tight. House was clean and owners to attention to detail was apparent to us. Everything well maintained and tidy. Clean bedding, towels etc. Would return to this house if in Seahouses again.

Owner was lovely. Easy to contact, little things there for our arrival. Perfect position for holiday. Thank you

Fantastic 2 night stay in the family room with our 20 month old daughter. Friendly staff, convenient parking, lovely food and drinks, and a delicious breakfast. We had a great stay and would definitely recommend and return!

Very clean.great breakfasts. Superb hospitality. Very friendly hosts. Would definitely recommend. Could not fault this superb B and B

Fantastic location and b&b, we stayed in the lodge and it was beautiful, fantastic couple who run it with good access to local areas to visit such as lindisfarn, bamburgh. We will definitely go back and highly recommend this b&b. The breakfast was excellent

Really friendly, helpful staff. Elegant hotel and we all really enjoyed exploring the maze and the beautiful gardens.

Staff particularly friendly and helpful.

One of the best hotels I've ever stayed at, food was delicious, staff were friendly and helpful. Very quiet hotel, right next to the castle. Everything was beautifully decorated, would definitely recommend!

The back road is a worm hole in space time connecting Bebbanberg with Paris, Texas. Purdy Lodge is lying low and as you crackle along the gravel through the truck-stop it would be no surprise to see Travis squinting into the low winter sun as he shambles past the all night gas station into the drug store to get some ice. Purdy has it sussed. Rooms are for sleeping so they are full of bed. The window looks out over freshly stubbled fields at a pink and blue horizon. The bar is flanked by tall...