Tucked away but easily reached from the A1, within easy reach for car users of the Farne Islands, Holy Island, Alnwick. Berwick. Old vicarage, thick walls, single glazed, full of antique furniture and pictures. The double ("garden") room has a sofa so we were spoilt for choice with the dedicated guest lounge as well. Cosy dining room, and as others have said, fantastic breakfasts. Friendly host with great atttention to detail. Complementary Lindisfarne mead and raspberry wine. Parking is on the road, but it's a quiet place and was not a problem. Not the easiest place to find places to eat out unless you have transport. We looked at both rooms but opted for the double which costs slightly more. But we would have been very happy with either. Both are great value.

Friendly, warm, and very welcoming, this is a very convenient location for easy travel to many spots of interest. The breakfasts and room provisions are excellent. Taller guests just need to remember to avoid the low beam when going upstairs!

Beautiful home and top class service from the owners, Annette and Keith. Wonderful breakfasts set us up for a good day's walking. Henry the cat was a welcoming character, too.

My wife and I stayed here for three nights. We never go abroad, but frequently visit different places in the UK, mainly for short walking breaks. The Old Vicrage was a perfect base; a good bed and breakfast, and well-situated for Berwick-upon-Tweed and the Borders, and the coast - Bamburgh and the quiet areas of north Northumberland, e.g. Etal.
Keith and Annette gave us a warm welcome. Our room was clean and well-furnished, as was the entire house, including the guest lounge. Everything on the website was true! Breakfast was superb, with a wide choice and well cooked and presented. We ate in the Blue Bell next door, really handy when you've been walking all day and don't want to get into the car and drive. The church next door is lovely and worth exploring too. Recommended. PS The Armoury room has a fantastic bath. You could drown in it!