We stayed here to visit nearby Beamish and the Durham coastal region and found the property and location very good.
However, as a previous reviewer mentioned, the bed was very uncomfortable (well used and ready for replacement) also there was nowhere to sit in the room except on the bed - which would account for the edges collapsing. With no chairs to sit in and a very small bathroom and shower area, the room did not live up to our expectation.
On the bright side, the room was pleasantly decorated and the breakfast room and quality of the cooked breakfast was excellent and the owners were welcoming and friendly.

Owners are extremely accomodating, delicious breakfasts, beautiful coffee. I stayed in the Garden Room - twin bedded, didnt find the beds particularly comfortable so had to double up my duvet! (could feel the springs!) but quality of room/bedding/towels was very good. My parents stayed in the Fellside which they rated highly. Stayed here a few years ago, and was very nice then, lovely setting and beautiful garden room come conservatory. Shame the owners are leaving.

We stayed at this B&B for one night only and really enjoyed our stay. It is a way out of Newcastle, which was not a problem for us. The rooms were clean and well appointed and the owners friendly and hospitable.

This a lovely guest house out in the country, so nice and peaceful, but near enough to Newcastle / Gateshead for those who like the bright lights. Our experience was good right from the start. I had booked on line and forgotten to specify a ground floor room - our room was changed to ground floor immediately. The rooms were beautifully decorated and well appointed, with really comfy beds. There is a guests' lounge, which is becoming a rarity nowadays. The food was excellent and the service at breakfast attentive without being intrusive. We were recommended a local pub for dinner - it, too, was good.