| Lovely place for a New Year escape. Bracing walk on Lindisfarne yesterday - great way to blow off all the cobwebs. Many thanks. |
Jane & Onkar, Bedfordshire, Dec 2012
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| First time back after 25 years, but won't be another 25 years! Lovely cottage, very clean and comfortable. Weather very mixed, but didn't stop us getting out. Welcome pack very thoughtful, Ollie our dog says woof! he enjoyed his. As for the fresh cream roll what can you say other than yummy. Thank you very much, will remember you for the future. |
Paul and Jan (Mansfield), Oct 2012
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| This was out first time in Northumberland and we have had a lovely time. The cottage was perfect and equipped with everything you need for a self catering holiday. The weather has been really good and we have been on some fabulous walks. The scenery is breathtaking! We have visited Bamburgh, Beadnell, Alnwick, Alnmouth and walked till our legs have nearly dropped off. Will definitely be coming back. |
Geoff & Rachel Gosling ( + Poppy the dog), Oct 2012
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| Once again we're back at No4 it is always a pleasure to come, to these lovely cottages. They are comfortable, homely, everything you could wish for, as usual immaculate. We've been coming here for some years now and would certainly advice friends and family to have a holiday in this lovely location. We hope to be back again next year. Thanking you for your wonderful services. |
Mr Short & Mrs Marr, Aug 2012
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| Here again for another great holiday Cottage as usual is lovely and all the personal touches are most welcome. I would highly recommend these lovely cottages to anyone, they are kept in immaculate condition and very central to lovely scenic walks and boat trips and a chance to see wonderful wildlife. Hopefully we will be back next year. |
Freda & Dennis Moon Prudhoe, Aug 2012
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| A Nice cosy cottage and the peace and quiet is wonderful. Enjoyed sitting on the the benches over looking the harbour. Welcome pack was appreciated. Out dog thought it was great (cheers) |
Dennis, Jane & Jura Howick Borders, Jul 2012
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| Cottage was lovely + clean. A big thank you for Welcome Pack. We have has a lovely time here in cottage, and the wonderful Northumbria Coast. |
Christine, Kevin, Rocky & Buster Newark, Mar 2012
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| Our first visit to Northumberland and what a lovely time we had. The cottage is lovely and great value for money, clean, well equipped, and very cosy. Really convenient for walking, harbour ect loved it! Will be back in the area and everyone we met was so friendly! A Lovely part of the world. |
Sara & Matt Macclesfield (Cheshire), Jan 2012
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| A lovely cottage to stay in for Hogmany!
We loved the town and the beautiful beaches.
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Sarah & Alan (Glasgow), Jan 2012
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| Pleasant little cottage, clean and comfortable and well equipped. Weather has been variable, but had lovely walks to Bamburgh and back along the beach, and called for supplies at the excellent butchers shop and Deli. We love this area, have been coming for years and will certainly be back again soon. |
Lynne & Ken Doncaster South Yorks, Oct 2011
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The cottage is lovely, clean in a beautiful spot. Close to the harbour. Helpful staff, who introduced us to Alf who doggy sat for us when we went to Bamburgh Castle.A lovely experience and hopefully we'll visit Northumberland again.
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Lucy & Mick & Queenie (Woof) Barwell Leicestershire, Aug 2011
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| Lovely cottage, well equipped and comfortable. Welcome Pack much appreciated, especially the cream cake! The Black Swan can definitely recommend. We love sitting on the benches round the corner watching all the activity. Very enjoyable holiday. |
Ann & John (Doncaster), Jun 2011
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| Cottage perfect, first class, welcome pack thank you. Weather mixed sun, rain, wind. First visit to Seahouses and surrounding area, can not fit everything in, in one week, we will have to return. Lovely holiday Thank You |
Carol & Denis, Jun 2011
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| We have had a good time, Cottage is lovely, cosy and homely. Beaches very good. We have had a wonderful weather too, as a bounus. |
Daphine & John (Warrington), Apr 2011
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| Our first trip back to Northumberland for over 20 years. Cottage suited our needs and the welcome pack was a lovely treat. We walked several legs of the Northumbrian Coastal path - Fenwick to Belford : Belford to Seahouses and Seahouses to Craster. Fabulous weather and stunning scenery. Also visited Holy Island (and walked all the way round) Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh Castles and Berwick where we walked round the walls. We will return and complete the coastal path. |
Sally & David Wragg, Oct 2010
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| A perfect stay in a perfect cottage!! |
Vic, Baz & Betty, Sep 2010
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| Once again here for the 22nd year and have had a lovely time. Cottage as always is lovely, warm and welcoming. Thanks to Jackie, Neil and Sue and the rest of the staff for making our holiday very stress free the small details i.e. welcome pack and other small things make it personal. The weather has been good and has allowed us to enjoy the beautiful country and coast line in and around Seahouses. Hopefully we will be back again next year. Many thanks to all concerned. |
Dennis & Freda Moon Newcastle-upon -Tyne, Aug 2010
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| We've had a fantastic stay, a lovely cottage, in a great location, perfect for out two dogs and the weather was not unkind. We recommend walking to the beach overlooking the bay near the caravan for finding a suitable place to sit with a bottle of wine or something fizzy ( we added the 4 champagne flutes to the cottage supply - £2.50 from the charity shop!) with a pack lunch box with smoked salmon slices, Philadelphia rolled up and cut into mini roullades with a lemon squeezed over them and black pepper - absolutely delicious. |
Sue & Dave Else (with Nell the Springer Spaniel & Bertie the Cocker Spaniel, Jul 2010
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| No4 has everything we needed or could have wished for and more! Even without a sea view its only two minutes to a bench gor evening wine + nibbles watching Farne boats returning.
The Farne Islands Tour and Landing was magical. We were lucky in the weather and timing to see so much seabird life at such close quarters. For nervous sailors the brand new Serenity Two is recommended.
A visit to the Alnwick Garden its a must - its horticulture on steroids.
Our culinary discovery was at Blacketts of Bamburgh - the Swallow of Seahouses Smokie Salmon with NZ Sauvignon Blanc was a perfect and memorable combination.
Although this is the fourth visit to Northumbria we plan to be back later in the year.
Many Thanks for a wonderful stay.
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Diana + John Price Wetherby W. Yorks, May 2010
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A lovely little cottage in a great location. Walks to Bamburgh and Beadnell both great and on beautiful beaches.My husband managed to devour the entire cake in the fridge - praise to Trotter's the family bakers.
Thanks for a lovely hol |
Suzanne + Simon Marshall Tadcaster, N. Yorks, Apr 2010
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| Had a very enjoyable stay Cottage very comfortable with every one would need. Beautiful scenery and lots of places to visit. Looking forward to a return visit. Thank you
I had a good holiday to ! Snoopy (Rescue Greyhound) |
Amanda & Allan Sim Edinburgh, Nov 2009
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| A peaceful, cosy hideaway for our Honeymoon - thank you for the flowers and champagne! We particularly enjoyed a day at Cragside - loads to see - and also Barter Books in Alnwick where the internet is available amongst a treasury of second hand books. Thank you |
Judy & Richard Bates, Oct 2009
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We have had a wonderful week here on our first visit to Northumberland and on our Honeymoon. Cottage has provided a cosy love nest with everything we could possibly need.Would recommend the Olde Ship Inn for food (in Seahouses) and the friendly hospitality by the staff. The smoked fish chowder especially good. All in all, a great week and fabulous location for a peacful relaxing holiday - will be recommending to anyone who asks. |
Mr and Mrs D Randall, Jul 2009
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| A fantastic Easter break - a comfortable 'home from home' with every accessory needed on a self catering holiday. The welcome pack was a great sight having got here at 11pm! - can we have the recipe for the lemon curd! The weather was very kind - all in all a great find + we will be back. |
Jeannine, Paul + Jasper Mortlock Nr Coventry, Apr 2009
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| Many thanks for the 'Welcome Pack' the cake was delicious, slept well on very comfortable beds. Our first visit to Northumberland, Seahouses it's a definite must to come again. Dogs enjoyed their walks on beautiful wide clean beaches. Holy Island was one of the many places we visited.
' Lucy and Tramp' Say many thanks for the doggie treats |
Bob & Janet West Lothian Scotland, Mar 2009
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| Have come back to Seahouses after 29yrs, mustn't leave it so long as the place is ideal for a peaceful holiday. Cottage is lovely you have thought of everything Cake delicious had to buy another. Trip to Farne Islands wonderful but BEWARE birds attack so wear a HAT!! |
Alan & Pauline Seaman, Oct 2008
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| We have had a lovely first stay in Northumberland. the cottage is first class and so cosy everything you need. Lovely walk on the cliffs and see the Kittiwakes nesting on the cliff face plenty of young. Try the steak pie from the local butcher and the Bamburgh Bangers from the butchers there. The local people are very friendly and helpful hope to come back soon. Thanks foe a lovely holiday. |
Peter & Karen Nichols, Jun 2008
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| Our second visit to Seahouses and Cliff House Cottages. We had another good holiday. The cottage is so comfortable and YES you do think of every thing. Thanks hopefully we will be back next year. Must just mention our brilliant day out to Chillingham Castle and the Wild Cattle Herd not to be missed. |
David & Bridgett, Jun 2008
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| Great cottage one of the best we have stayed in. Wonderful area to explore or to sit and take in. We hope to be back in the future. Thank you for the welcome pack it was great to arrive to all the treats. |
Ros & Geoff, May 2008
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