Room rates - £90 per room per night to end of October then Autumn / Winter £70.

Just got back from a 1 night stay. Berwick is a lovely little city and one can walk round the town's walls.

The hotel is old (17th Century), when we arrived our first impession was how lovely it looks from outside with lots of hanging baskets and tubs of flowers. Parking must be a problem at the peak of the season although there are a number of spaces at the front (60p per hour Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5pm) and additional parking at the back.

Entering the hotel there is a peasant bar to the left and restaurant to the right.There are only 6 rooms, we had room 1 which was fine if small, had twin beds, TV, 2 armchairs and shower room. All very clean and comfortable.

We had dinner which was excellent, as was breakfast with cereal, yoghurt, fruit juice followed by a choice of cooked breakfasts.

The owner was epecially helpful.

Highly recomended.

Our group of 4 only had a meal,but we all were very pleased with the meals,just as good as your top hotels.

Central hotel with delicious food. Rooms quite old fashioned but comfy. Bathroom a bit dark. Friendly staff

Recently returned from a 3 night stay at the Queen's Head hotel. The stay could not have been bettered in any way. My room was compact but I certainly did not find it any smaller than other similarly sized hotels I have visited. The complimentary fruit/sweets were a nice touch. Beds were comfy all facilities were provided. I found the food, both breakfast and dinner, delicious and more than adequate for my appetite. I enjoyed the use of local produce and the fact that the smallish bar served a local ale. In particular I found the staff professional, polite and interested you – a real bonus for a single traveller like myself. This was my first trip to Berwick but will certainly stay at the hotel on any future visits.