Name: Simonburn Tearooms
Address: 1 The Mains Simonburn,The Mains, Simonburn, Simonburn, Simonburn, NE48 3AW, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

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Wonderful setting in a pretty English village.  Our hosts, Alex and Christine,  were very kind and accommodating.  

This spot was one of our layovers during our Hadrian's Wall jaunt.  It's 4-5 miles away from Chester Fort, our final destination for the day, and Alex picked us up (pre arranged).

Our room was bright and clean and the beds were comfortable.  

Dinner was at a common table with two other couples who were also walkers.  It made for a fun and friendly night.  Dinner was very nice and they have a nice selection of beverages at their small bar.

The gardens are beautiful and if it had been warmer, we definitely would have spent more time there.

A quiet inn in a charming pocket of England

My friends and I stayed here whilst walking Hadrians Wall. The  rooms were excellent and the home cooked meal was just what we needed after a days walking.The hosts lit the log burner so we could dry our boots out. They were very welcoming and we enjoyed their company

Very friendly B&B

On a sunny day I doubt you can find a more beautiful garden to sit and enjoy a snack. It is a glorious setting and I found the new owners very friendly.  They have spent a lot of time upgrading the garden and it is a very pleasant place to sit and chill out.
If you are passing it is well worth stopping for a cuppa.

Smashing tea rooms

Clean and tidy room, very comfortable if a bit on the small side. Great hosts who collected us from a drop off point. Nice garden area to sit in. Meal was provided on request but no real g/f options..

Quaint place to stay.

Exceptionally knowledgeable & friendly hosts.
They both collected us when we needed to get to them & dropped us off at our required destination the following day.
Superb local dishes prepared in house & brought to the table personally.
Bearing in mind that B&B is secondary to their tearoom business, it's a revelation how things as should be done.
As well as a great location, the garden is immaculate and just a very short walk away is a large medieval church of significant historical interest.
Should you be interested in fishing, both Soraya & Dave, the proprietors, are medal winning salmon fishermen!!
A must for visitors to Northumbria. 

A Northumbrian experience 

The room was too warm and no fans. The bathroom is not an ensuite but we didn’t have to share it. Dinner was expensive for what we got and for a tearoom there was only one homemade dessert and the cake was dry. However Dave the host made this visit worthwhile.

Hadrian wall stop not the greatest

What a picturesque place to stay.Highly recommend a stay there.I was made to feel very welcome,I was made to feel lie one of the family, first class hosting. Rooms spotless clean. Comfy beds and clean bathroom. Excellent food .

Definately worth a visit

Everything from the accommodations, to dinner, to breakfast were perfect.  Our hosts were very friendly, and helpful.  If you are looking for a relaxed and comfortable place to get away from it all, this is the place.  I would definitely stay here again.

Off the beaten path, but worth the trip.

Myself and my friend were running the Sandstone way, and we were passing through at 7am in a Sunday morning.
Sseeing a sign for the tea room I enquired if they were open, Ann said not really until 9am but invited us in.
We had delicious bacon rolls, a large pot of tea ( and we offered a second one) then we had freshly made scones and jam, the scones were still warm.
They could not of been nicer, and I can't wait to visit again.

Very very welcoming

As hungry hikers, we could not have found a better point to pause on our walk than Simonburn Tearooms.  We sat in the stunning garden and enjoyed the ambience whilst the pleasant staff sorted us out with hearty helpings of cheesy chips and paninis, rounded off with delicious Victoria sponge.  We waddled away very happy!

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