Black Burn Lodge B & B - Newcastleton
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Black Burn Lodge B & B: A Modern Retreat Overlooking Liddel Water
Black Burn Lodge B & B is a modern boutique bed and breakfast situated in the picturesque town of Newcastleton in the Scottish Borders. Overlooking the tranquil Liddel Water and surrounding countryside, this cozy accommodation offers a blend of comfort and convenience for visitors exploring Newcastleton, United Kingdom hotels. Guests can take advantage of a variety of nearby attractions and exceptional amenities.
Spacious and Comfortable Rooms
The spacious rooms at Black Burn Lodge B & B provide a relaxing atmosphere for guests. Each room comes equipped with large wardrobes, fluffy robes, hairdryers, and complimentary toiletries, ensuring a comfortable stay. With free WiFi and a TV for entertainment, these accommodations cater to both leisure and business travelers. Every en-suite bathroom includes a separate shower with mood lighting, adding a touch of luxury to the experience.
Dining Options Nearby at Black Burn Lodge
Guests can enjoy breakfast served at the Olive Tree café, just a short stroll away in the village. With multiple menu options to choose from, visitors can select a meal that suits their tastes. The village is also home to a lively café and bakery offering fresh bread and coffee. Additionally, a nearby café/restaurant serves light meals, providing plenty of dining choices for those enjoying their time in the area.
Activities and Services Available
Black Burn Lodge B & B offers a sitting area with a sofa bed, accommodating an additional adult or child over five years old. For guests looking to explore, the property provides direct access to the 7 Stanes cycle trails and numerous scenic walks along the river. The lodge also allows bookings for special group events, including pre-wedding parties, ensuring a range of services to meet different needs.
Entertainment and Local Attractions
Visitors to Black Burn Lodge can enjoy various attractions within the beautiful Scottish Borders. The nearby forts of Vindolanda and Birdoswald offer a glimpse into Roman history, while the Kielder Water and Forest Park is a short drive away. Additionally, guests can indulge in shopping at the Gretna Gateway designer outlet, which features major brands for a rainy day adventure. The region is renowned for its opportunities for fishing, particularly along the picturesque Liddel Water.
Access to Nature and the Night Sky
Situated on the edge of the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park, Black Burn Lodge B & B provides an ideal location for stargazing enthusiasts. With up to 2.000 stars visible at any given time, guests can even catch a glimpse of the Andromeda Galaxy. The surrounding area offers access to peaceful walks and outdoor activities, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers seeking tranquility and adventure in equal measure.
License number: C, SB-0044-F
Rooms and availability
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Max:2 persons
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Room size:
220 sq. feet
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Bed options:1 King Size Bed
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Garden view
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Shower
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Coffee machine
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Max:3 persons
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Room size:
240 sq. feet
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Bed options:1 King Size Bed
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Garden view
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Shower
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Coffee machine
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Max:2 persons
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Room size:
240 sq. feet
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Bed options:1 King Size Bed
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Garden view
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Shower
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Coffee machine
Essential information about Black Burn Lodge B & B
| 💵 Lowest room price | 207 US$ |
| 📏 Distance to center | 100 yd |
| 🗺️ Location rating | 8.6 |
| ✈️ Distance to airport | 24.9 mi |
| 🧳 Nearest airport | Carlisle Lake District, CAX |
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Reviews of Black Burn Lodge B & B
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missingWrote a review on Mar 13captivating viewswelcoming hosts
an enchanting retreat with stunning river views and a welcoming atmosphere for your perfect getaway
Black Burn Lodge is a hidden treasure. Jayne and Michael are incredibly welcoming hosts who provide not just a stay, but a wonderful experience. The views are captivating, especially during breakfast overlooking the garden!
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missingWrote a review on Dec 15gorgeous viewscozy roomtrek to brekkie
Blimey, what a find! The views from the gazebo by the river were lush, perfect for sippin' a cuppa. Room was nicer than me nan's and so clean. Only downside was brekkie being a little trek away, but still worth it!
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missingWrote a review on Dec 09fresh local producecluttered common area
The generous use of fresh, local produce at breakfast was delightful and really showcased the area’s culinary offerings.
The communal sitting area had a cluttered look with dead flies around, which detracted from the otherwise pleasant environment.
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missingWrote a review on Dec 08garden roomdead flies
The beautiful garden room was a highlight, but dead flies were everywhere.
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missingWrote a review on Nov 12hotelcommunal areasbreakfast
a. Stunning hotel
b. Inviting communal areas
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missingWrote a review on Nov 03lack of cleanlinessfishbowl atmosphere
the garden room had some potential but was overshadowed by dead flies everywhere, talk about a lack of cleanliness. plus, who thought a curtain was an appropriate door? felt like a fishbowl. a complimentary drink would have been a nice touch given all the discomfort, but alas, the bare minimum was all I received. how tragic!
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missingWrote a review on Oct 20stunning location
Stunning location by the river with delightful hosts.
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missingWrote a review on Sept 30friendly hostsgreat breakfastbeautiful grounds
black burn lodge is truly a hidden gem! had such an amazin stay here. the hosts were super friendly and helped us plan our days out perfectly. the shared gazebo by the river is a great spot to chill with a morning coffee. breakfast was top-notch too, with lots of local produce. comfy room with a lovely view made it all the better!
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missingWrote a review on Jul 01roomviewbreakfastnothing
Strongly recommend for a short break
Lovely room, beautiful view, with complimentary free Wi-Fi for easy connectivity and delicious breakfasts featuring local produce, perfect for starting the day right.
All was flawless.
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missingWrote a review on Jun 17delicious breakfast
A decent option for shopping in Newcastleton with real value for money. The breakfast was beautifully presented and delicious, especially the salmon. Make sure to chat with the hosts for great local tips.
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missingWrote a review on Jun 06comfy bedgreat views
I stayed in the Deluxe King Room for 2 nights and loved it! The bed was super comfy, and the room was spacious with great views of the river Liddel. They had a charming outdoor area where I could chill by the river. A communal lounge with a cozy log burner. Breakfast was awesome too, really well presented and delicious. The hosts were so accommodating, even sorted breakfast later for me after a late night! Can’t wait to go back.
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missingWrote a review on Jun 03comfortable bedshared loungecurtain doorcluttered sittingcleanliness issues
Deluxe room features a comfortable double bed and a spacious bathroom. Stunning views of the river Liddel from the private patio. Access to a shared conservatory lounge area with a telescope offers a cozy spot to unwind and possibly star gaze.
A significant drawback is the large curtain door which allows for an uncomfortable element of surprise from the owner. The sitting room contained dead flies and was cluttered with stored outdoor furniture, detracting from the atmosphere. Breakfast preparation had a hiccup with the lack of Lorne sausage, and the dining area could benefit from better cleanliness standards.
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missingWrote a review on May 28stunning locationdelicious breakfastcozy loungeelectric bike charging
Stunning location and superb facilities! The hosts are warm and welcoming with great knowledge of the local area, which they shared on arrival. The delicious breakfast at The Olive Tree was a real highlight. The view from the riverside gazebo was beautiful, and the cozy lounge with a wood burner added an extra touch of warmth to our stay.
The electric bike charging availability could be improved.