We were walking St Cuthbert's Way in mid November 11 and stayed at a number of bed and breakfast places on our five day journey and all were excellent but this was the best of all.
The Old Vicarage offered a superb choice of breakfast menu served by Annette and our rooms were spotlessly clean and charmingly decorated.
Belford is very well situated for Holy Island and the magnificent Northumberland beaches.
All in all, The Old Vicarage is a very high quality establishment and the owners have a great attitude towards their guests.

Very homely & friendly hosts Annette & Keith made our 4nt. stay special. We enjoyed the
very good choice of breakfast menu, which was delicious.We found good accessability
to surrounding area by local bus service, if like ourselves you want to forget the car for a
few days. Henry the cat is a character & always welcoming. The bluebell pub round the corner
is very handy for a hot meal after walking all day. look forward to a return visit.

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!