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The Amble Inn - The Inn Collection Group
Located in Amble, 15 km from Alnwick Castle, The Amble Inn - The Inn Collection Group provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Wellwood
The Wellwood has a shared lounge, restaurant, a bar and water sports facilities in Amble. This 3-star inn offers free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is set 14 km from Alnwick Castle.
Radcliffes Lodge
Situated in Amble, within 16 km of Alnwick Castle and 38 km of Bamburgh Castle, Radcliffes Lodge features accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests...
Kindly Light Cottage
Located 37 km from Bamburgh Castle, 46 km from Northumbria University and 46 km from St James' Park, Kindly Light Cottage offers accommodation situated in Amble.
Masons Arms Amble
Situated in Amble, in a historic building, 15 km from Alnwick Castle, Masons Arms Amble is a bed and breakfast with a garden and bar.
The Dock Hotel
The Dock Hotel, a property with a garden and a bar, is situated in Amble, 37 km from Bamburgh Castle, 46 km from Northumbria University, as well as 46 km from St James' Park.
Harbour Inn
Situated in Amble, Harbour Inn offers accommodation with free WiFi and TV, as well as a restaurant and a bar.
The Red Lion Inn Alnmouth
The Red Lion Inn Alnmouth features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Alnmouth. This 5-star hotel offers free WiFi. Bamburgh Castle is 31 km from the hotel.
Warkworth House Hotel
In the heart of the village of Warkworth, this 18th-century coaching inn offers 3-star hotel accommodation less than a mile from the Northumberland coast.
Eshott Hall
Set in private grounds, the 17th-century Eshott Hall offers luxury bedrooms with period features.
What guests said about Amble:
- 10Scored 10
The Northumberland Coast is beautiful.
The Northumberland Coast is beautiful. Amble is a thriving, busy, friendly and interesting little town, with many independent little stores, cafes and groceries shops. Very good fish eateries with sea views and Amble's little harbour village shops are always worth a visit.
JoeUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Amble has been a favourite destination for a number of years...
Amble has been a favourite destination for a number of years now and have noted how it has gradually become more popular probably due to the increase in lovely retail units down by the harbour and a good range of restaurants. At its heart, Amble is still a working port which in itself is part of its charm. The Old Boat House is always high on our list when we visit - anyone that likes fish has to try it - you won’t be disappointed.ChristineUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Lovely harbour and varied facilities. Up and coming area.
Lovely harbour and varied facilities. Up and coming area. Great food at Harbour Inn and drinks at Hummingbird. Able to walk to Warkworth, a beautiful medieval village with Castle and beach. Area unspoilt and only short drives to other great places such as Alnemouth, Alnwick and Beadnell.
GillUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Cleanliness of general areas and specifically the room.
Cleanliness of general areas and specifically the room. Plenty of hot water extra pillows for bed. Clean towels daily. We are relocating to Amble this was just an overnight stay but well WORTH IT. The staff are ALL warm & friendly and the food is of excellent quality. Have stayed once before 2 wks prior and will be staying again shortly hopefully if we manage to have a room before end of the month. Have nothing really to say negatively for us this was a true gem of a pot luck find. Amble is fine for walking as mainly flat. Not far from the beach. A fair few of places to eat although we just stayed at the Amble inn & as the fare was so good didn't need to go elsewhere.
paulUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The 'interesting' bits of Amble are to be found around the...
The 'interesting' bits of Amble are to be found around the harbour. A visit to the Fish Shack restaurant is a must unless you aren't a seafood fan. For those who are it's a treat, and can be followed up with ice cream from Spurelli - both are top notch. There are a lot of walks in the area either along the Coquet estuary or along the coastline. Amble makes a good base for striking out to other parts of the Northumberland coast, and there's just enough in Amble to keep you occupied should you want to stay local.CCarlUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
A lovely unspoilt little place with lots of nice walks.
A lovely unspoilt little place with lots of nice walks. We loved exploring. The harbour village and Sunday market were great. We liked Sporrelis for coffee and home made ice cream. Can highly recommend the Taj Mahal Indian restaurant. Lots of beaches and castles within driving distance. Plenty of cafes, restaurants and shops nearby.ChristineUnited Kingdom
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