Beadnell Towers

Beadnell Towers

Beadnell Towers sits in the heart of Beadnell village on the Northumberland coast, surrounded by award-winning beaches, with mornings suited to coffee taken at the window before the day starts. The hotel holds a Michelin Key, awarded in 2025, a distinction none of its coastal neighbours can claim, alongside a Good Food Guide award for the kitchen and a Sunday Times listing among the UK's Top 100 hotels. Downstairs, Beadnell Bar runs a two-for-one cocktail happy hour Monday to Saturday, three till five, on a heated terrace where dogs are always welcome alongside their owners. The eighteen rooms are individually designed rather than uniform: Craa's Nest occupies the top floor with a freestanding copper bath and a telescope for scanning the sea, while Faad sits on the ground floor with its own door onto a private courtyard, useful given that pets are allowed throughout for an extra charge. A playroom keeps children occupied, a doctor and first aid kit are on hand, and a family room and conference hall mean the address works for both a week with kids and a small meeting or wedding. Check-in runs from 3pm and check-out is 10:30am, with early arrival or late departure available for an extra £30. This suits a couple chasing a coastal weekend built around real food, or a family or pet owner wanting more than a pub with rooms attached. It will not suit anyone wanting a lift or a high floor to look down from, since the building has no listed upper floors and only eighteen rooms in total. What lingers afterward is the copper bath under a vaulted roof, and the sea somewhere just beyond the window. Beadnell Towers pairs a Michelin Key kitchen with eighteen individually designed rooms in a Northumberland coastal village, dog-friendly throughout with a happy hour terrace. It suits couples after real food and families or pet owners wanting more than a pub with rooms, not travellers wanting a lift or height.