Otterburn Tower Hotel  

We have stayed at Otterburn Tower Hotel on several occasions over the years and have always been made very welcome. It is a traditional Country House Hotel, squeaky floorboards, large bedrooms and open fires. Food is good!

The Hotel is starting to look quite tired and is in need of restoration. Not keen on dogs being allowed in the lounge!

friendliness of staff and good food

needs renovating

Location; style; charm; very helpful receptionist; good food; ideal mid- week break

Problem with shower leak and pressure; although food was good, first attempt at cod and chips was undercooked; Stable Bar lacking atmosphere.

Extremely quiet

Bathroom - was basic despite being an ensuite to a four poster room.Shutters were dirty and overall bathroom a little grubby.

The location was excellent for our purpose, the staff were very friendly, professional and attentive. The rooms we had were spacious and very clean. The public rooms were clean spacious and airy. Food in the Stable Bar good

Found the prices in the restaurant and bar expensive.

The staff were very friendly and made us feel very welcome. We mentioned in the bar that we were on honeymoon and by the time we reached our table for dinner it had been decorated with Just Married confetti, crystals and candles.

An interesting historic building. Staff very welcoming and friendly.Good food (we had dinner in the Oak Room, a la carte) and a nice breakfast. We would stay here again.

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel very much,the service,the food,hotel and everything about it. Some might find the decoration a little dated but I found the four poster room and the oaked paneling in the dinning room a delight to sleep in and eat in. I would certainly stay again.

Booked a fourposter. First room shown was very tired and needed a onceover and refurnished. Was then shown honeymoon room. This room is nothing else but total history and character...a must!

Nice atmosphere, you have a choice of formal dinning or bar food in the separate public bar / restaurants. We liked our room, which was comfortable, and comprised of a small separate lounge area. Very good breakfast.

Bathroom warm and clean, however, a little tired.

The best part was being shown to our fabulous 4 poster bedroom which overlooked the gardens. Excellent antique's and architecture.

We had the Library suite which was a large room with a 4 poster bed, lovely room. We ate a la carte in the Oak room and meal was fantastic and waiter was excellent.Hotel is set in it's own very well kept grounds, lovely spot

Receptionist really let the hotel down, miserable and when asked question, almost grunted and pointed the way to restaurant or bar. Would not want a room at the back of the hotel if there was a function on in the marquee, remember this is an old castle stlye building no double glazing !!!

Staff very helpful and friendly, bathroom tiles a bit mouldy but otherwise a pleasant stay.

The friendly and helpful staff