







The Bosk B&B
Charming B&B with an indoor pool and spa located in the heart of Northumberland’s rolling countryside, perfect for a romantic rural escape.
- 2 per room
- 3
- 3

Highlights
- This luxurious B&B, set in the heart of Northumberland’s Breamish Valley, offers a cosy retreat for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle.
- Start the day with a hearty breakfast, prepared using local ingredients, before heading out to explore the area.
- Make the most of the facilities on-site, including an indoor swimming pool, spa, state-of-the-art gym and an all-weather tennis court.
- The three rooms, Bilberry, Coltsfoot and Cranesbill, all have sumptuous super-king size beds and are individually furnished to reflect the native plants they’re named after.
- There’s plenty of exploring to do, from long walks in the Cheviot Hills to excursions to Alnwick Castle to day trips to Northumberland’s beautiful coast.


You should know
- A car is recommended due to the rural location.
- The restaurant is open Wednesday to Saturday and for Sunday lunch.


The details
Set in the heart of the Breamish Valley, The Bosk B&B provides a cosy retreat for couples looking to explore the stunning countryside of Northumberland. Wake up in your sumptuous super-king size bed and enjoy a hearty breakfast prepared using ingredients from the local butcher before setting out on a long walk through the rolling hills and picturesque villages that dot the landscape. You’ll also have access to an indoor swimming pool and a spa, the perfect way to unwind after a day’s exploring.
There are three luxurious rooms to choose from, all named after plants native to Northumberland. They are Bilberry, Coltsfoot and Cranesbill. Bilberry is the largest of the three with a gorgeous freestanding bath in the bathroom. This is the perfect spot to relax after a long walk or a day’s sightseeing before heading downstairs for a drink at the bar. The room is furnished in relaxing blues, reminiscent of the dark berries it’s named after and features a comfy sofa where you can curl up with a book.
Coltsfoot is a little smaller but offers plenty in the way of style with its beautiful tiles in the wet room and pops of bright yellow in the soft furnishings. The room is filled with natural light through the skylights and the bed can be split into twin beds if you prefer. Cranesbill is of a similar size and the soft colour palette and sloping ceiling create a cosy atmosphere in the evenings, perfect after a day of exploring and dinner in the restaurant downstairs.
Guests have free access to facilities such as an indoor swimming pool and a spa with a hot tub and a sauna. If you’re feeling energetic, you can go for a session in the state-of-the-art gym or the all-weather tennis court, just around the corner. After working up an appetite, head to the restaurant which is open Wednesday to Saturday night as well as doing Sunday lunches. Friday night is pizza night!
There’s plenty to explore in the area with the stunning Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park on the doorstep. Choose between a day by the seaside, a trip to a historic castle or a long walk through unspoilt countryside. Go for a stroll around the lake near the B&B or hop in the car and visit the stunning Ingram Valley and discover ancient hill forts and bronze age settlements. It’s just a 25-minute drive to the stunning Northumbrian coast with its big sweeping beaches and coastal paths. The magnificent Alnwick Castle and Garden is also just 15 minutes away in the car.
Set in the heart of the Breamish Valley, The Bosk B&B provides a cosy retreat for couples looking to explore the stunning countryside of Northumberland. Wake up in your sumptuous super-king size bed and enjoy a hearty breakfast prepared using ingredients from the local butcher before setting out on a long walk through the rolling hills and picturesque villages that dot the landscape. You’ll also have access to an indoor swimming pool and a spa, the perfect way to unwind after a day’s exploring.
There are three luxurious rooms to choose from, all named after plants native to Northumberland. They are Bilberry, Coltsfoot and Cranesbill. Bilberry is the largest of the three with a gorgeous freestanding bath in the bathroom. This is the perfect spot to relax after a long walk or a day’s sightseeing before heading downstairs for a drink at the bar. The room is furnished in relaxing blues, reminiscent of the dark berries it’s named after and features a comfy sofa where you can curl up with a book.
Coltsfoot is a little smaller but offers plenty in the way of style with its beautiful tiles in the wet room and pops of bright yellow in the soft furnishings. The room is filled with natural light through the skylights and the bed can be split into twin beds if you prefer. Cranesbill is of a similar size and the soft colour palette and sloping ceiling create a cosy atmosphere in the evenings, perfect after a day of exploring and dinner in the restaurant downstairs.
Guests have free access to facilities such as an indoor swimming pool and a spa with a hot tub and a sauna. If you’re feeling energetic, you can go for a session in the state-of-the-art gym or the all-weather tennis court, just around the corner. After working up an appetite, head to the restaurant which is open Wednesday to Saturday night as well as doing Sunday lunches. Friday night is pizza night!
There’s plenty to explore in the area with the stunning Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park on the doorstep. Choose between a day by the seaside, a trip to a historic castle or a long walk through unspoilt countryside. Go for a stroll around the lake near the B&B or hop in the car and visit the stunning Ingram Valley and discover ancient hill forts and bronze age settlements. It’s just a 25-minute drive to the stunning Northumbrian coast with its big sweeping beaches and coastal paths. The magnificent Alnwick Castle and Garden is also just 15 minutes away in the car.
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