No. 1 Hotel and Wine Lounge

Name: No. 1 Hotel and Wine Lounge
Address: 1 Front Street, Wooler, NE71 6LD, United Kingdom
Rating: 8.6

1 Front StreetNE71 6LDWoolerUnited Kingdom

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About No. 1 Hotel and Wine Lounge

A historic 17th-century inn located along the high street, No. 1 Hotel and Wine Lounge offers comfortable accommodations and on-site dining. This dog-friendly hotel is just a five-minute drive from Wooler Common, an excellent gateway to the Cheviot Hills.

Each guest room is fitted with an en-suite bathroom that includes a bathtub and/or shower. Select rooms include a roll top bath. Additionally, flat-screen TV and hot beverage facilities are provided as standard features.

Private parking is provided for all guests, as is free Wi-Fi. Guests also have complimentary access to a small local gym. Staff can be found on site around the clock.

Breakfast is included with guests pre-ordering their meal the night before. The hotel’s wine lounge serves an extensive tapas menu on select evenings, as well as drinks, desserts, and afternoon tea. Packed lunches can be arranged.

No. 1 Hotel and Wine Lounge is just minutes away from numerous hiking and biking trails. The impressive Bamburgh Castle and the Northumberland coastline are 30 minutes away by car.

Contact

1 Front Street, NE71 6LD, Wooler, United Kingdom
Telephone: +441(668)283089 |

Top amenities

Free WiFi in lobby
WiFi in rooms
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym

All amenities

Hotel facilities

Car park
Free WiFi in lobby
Hotel bar
Non-smoking rooms
Pets allowed
Restaurant
WiFi in lobby

Room facilities

Bathroom with bathtub
Bathroom with shower
Central heating
Desk
Electric kettle
Hairdryer
Television

For children

Child / Baby cot

Arrival / Departure

Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 10:00

Positive Reviews

Alluring inn with friendly atmosphere

Travellers arrive to a warm welcome and a pleasant atmosphere at this historic inn, which they describe as charming and comfortable. They go on to praise its historic feel and suggesting there’s a lot of character to the property. Meanwhile, the owners and staff are said to be very attentive and hospitable. The host is often referenced by name in guest comments, saying they go out of their way to ensure the visitor's comfort.

Agreeable food options

The day starts right with breakfast at the hotel, according to reviews. Guests love the fresh, cooked-to-order dishes available to them, as well as the extensive continental options. Come dinnertime, the tapas available in the Wine Lounge are also reported to be very good.

Dog-friendly property

Visitors exploring the region with their four-legged friends are happy to report that this is a dog-friendly property. The inn, which is home to its own furry tenant, reportedly welcomes dogs in its communal spaces, as well as some of its guest rooms.

Negative Reviews

Windowless rooms prove gloomy

Not all of the guest rooms at the inn are fitted with windows, a detail that can prove uncomfortable for travellers. Guests booked into these windowless rooms mention that their accommodations are on the gloomy side and that they can be a little too stuffy during the warmer months.

The Wi-Fi Doesn't Always Work Well.

Some guests experienced difficulty when trying to connect to the hotel's Wi-Fi. Usually, the issues were related to insufficient signal strength or an unreliable connection.

Noise From the Bar Might Bother You.

Guests that were given rooms located directly over the bar sometimes said that they were disturbed by chatter from other guests. Occasionally, the noise problems also extended to guests who were conversing in the hallways after leaving the bar once it had