Hostels
The youth hostel is located in Berwick's town centre, within a newly refurbished Granary building. With hostel prices being so reasonable they can be a great option if you are looking to save money while still experiencing the very best that the area has to offer.
Modern hostels are still about value but they are also about enjoying your stay and all offer cosy resting places while many are available for exclusive hire. They make an ideal place to gather family and friends for a special celebration.
The Granary YHA also houses a cafe and art gallery, with changing exhibitions throughout the year.
If you are looking for an unusual place to stay in Berwick, then head for Pot-a-doodle-do Wigwam village where you can stay in a wooden wigwam or canvas yurt! Just a couple of miles south of Berwick and near to Cocklawburn beach, this is the ideal location for exploring the area.
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Berwick-upon-Tweed Tourist Information Centre
Walkergate
(upstairs in the library)
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Northumberland
TD15 1DB
+44 01670 622155
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We have 27 wooden wigwams and 3 canvas yurts in Berwick Upon Tweed. Close to beaches and Holy Island.
Longridge Towers is a Victorian building set in 80 acres of beautiful grounds, within easy access of the countryside and coast.
Georgian Country House set in 15 acres of beautiful gardens. 19 en-suite bedrooms, restaurant showcasing local suppliers. Cosy bar with log fire.
YHA Berwick is housed in a 240 year old restored former Granary. Boasting a fantastic blend of original features with a state of the art hostelling experience, it offers cheap UK coastal breaks or a great starting point for activity and family breaks in Northumberland.
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