Lower Lodge

The Space
Lower Lodge provides a traditional and homely open plan kitchen and dining space. The kitchen features beige, smooth wooden cabinets and light brick style tiles to add a modern twist to the look. Fully equipped with modern appliances and cookware, you’ll have everything you could need to make the most of your self-catering stay. The dining area includes a wooden table and four chairs.

Ultra cosy, one step down into the living room includes a patterned sofa, two matching armchairs and a flat screen TV so it’s the ideal place to relax after a busy day of exploring Alnwick.

Head to the bedroom with one step up, and you’ll find a comfortable double bed, a set of drawers, a wardrobe and paintings hung on the wall. There is a wall-mounted flat screen TV in the corner so you can enjoy some nighttime viewing before you wind down to sleep.

Bright and clean, the bathroom has a walk-in shower, WC and wash basin.

Outside, you will find a lawned area offering shared seating. Set amid herbaceous beds of flowers and shrubs, this space is ideal for relaxing in the sunshine.

Neighborhood
From broomsticks to bookshops, tree houses to cherry blossoms, and jousts to dragons, you can't miss the magic of the cobbled market town of Alnwick.

Visiting Alnwick is like stepping into a fairytale town, where you can dine in the twinkling treetops of one of the world’s largest treehouse restaurants, fly a broomstick at Alnwick Castle, and discover the intrigue of the poison garden at The Alnwick Garden.

Alnwick Castle is spellbinding. Discover the magic of Harry Potter and the castle's starring role in the Harry Potter movies as Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Enjoy the beautiful castle grounds where you can discover local wildlife, learn more about the landscape design, as well as immerse yourself in the local history and the castle's medieval architecture, the opulent Italianate State Rooms and the fine and decorative art collections, and the historic artefacts in the castle’s museums.

Combine your visit with a trip to The Alnwick Garden, one of the most spectacular gardens in the UK. This enchanting site holds 4000 different plants, a Grand Cascade, a mysterious Poison Garden full of deadly plants and a seasonal cherry orchard. Explore The Alnwick Treehouse, where indoor branches are intertwined with sparkling fairy lights and a flickering open fire takes centre stage. Those who are a little more adventurous can reach the restaurant via a wobbly bridge that becomes even more spectacular at night as fairy lights line the outdoor area. Visit The Alnwick Garden and their village of play, Lilidorei, where you're in for a treat with their wide range of events and magical days out!

Don't miss Bailiffgate Museum & Gallery, which holds over 10,000 years of history in its charming stone walls. You can admire its beautiful architecture while you discover artefacts, photographs and audio-visual displays that showcase fascinating stories and culture through time.

Just a short walk through Alnwick’s winding cobbled streets and past the archway of Bondgate Tower, the only remaining chunk of the town walls, will take you to Barter Books. Settle into an armchair by the open fire and grab yourself a coffee as you immerse yourself in the literary world while toy trains chug above you.

Getting Around
Alnmouth Train Station is located 4 miles away from Alnwick. Situation on the East Coast Mainline, you can travel directly to Newcastle, Edinburgh, Leeds, London and Penzance.

A number of bus routes can be found operating in Alnwick. Direct services can be found operating to Ashington, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Morpeth, Seahouses, Wooler and Newcastle.

Newcastle Airport is 34 miles away from Alnwick.