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Alnwick Guest House

Tate House is a two story late Victorian town house built in 1885 and situated within the centre of Alnwick. The property has recently undergone an extensive upgrading and refurbishment program to bring this town house back to life. All rooms are large and spacious and are full of character.

Alnwick, pronounced 'Ann-ick' and sometimes known as 'The Windsor of the North'. Historic market town with cobbled pavements, dominated by the magnificent Alnwick Castle , where the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland reside. The Castle and the beautiful Alnwick Garden and Treehouse are only a 3 minute walk from the front door.

A wide range of shops including craft centres, museum and galleries as well as a good local theatre 'Alnwick Playhouse', are just across the road for live entertainment, film showings and exhibitions. Barter Books is just next door at the former Alnwick Railway Station, the largest second hand bookshop in the country, along with Shire Pottery Gallery and Studio, run by studio potter and fine porcelain thrower, Ivar Mackay.

Rooms come in a choice of styles; traditional, calm decoration with high ceilings, deep cornicing, picture rails, wall lighting and lush cream carpets.

Or you can relax in one of our two modern, low ceiling spotlighted rooms with televisions mounted on the walls. All tastefully decorated to the highest standard!

Rooms have Broadband Internet access at your bedside and are double glazed for that quiet cosy feeling.

Each room has a luxury en-suite shower room with heated towel radiator, spotlighting and shaver point.

All rooms are very spaciously designed including TV, radio alarm clock, hospitality tray, hair dryer, hot water bottle and spare blankets.

Washing, drying and ironing facilities are also available. Guests have full use of the tv lounge to the front of the house, where you can relax, read a book, watch television or meet the other guests.