Alnwick District Council
Alnwick District Council

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County - Northumberland | Map
Tel code: 01669 | code search
Postcode: NE65 | code search
Population: 1900
Rothbury Jobs
Rather interesting Rothbury facts
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Birthplace of:
Alexander Armstrong
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Folk Customs:
Allendale Tar Barrel Carrying
Northumberland Clog Dancing
Shrovetide Football at Alnwick

Rothbury Events

July
Brinkburn Music Festival

Latest reviews

Orchard House
"from ringing the door bell a most friendly welcome. the blue room was excellant cosy, a very large bed . breakfast served by very pleasant ladies. witha good choice can ..." More

Orchard House
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The Coquetvale Hotel
"Good Points: Helful staff & good restaurant Bad Points: Slightly shabby appearance General review: OK

Date visited: 2009-08-29 ..." More

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Latest reviews | Events in Rothbury | 10 Places to Stay

In the picturesque Coquet Valley, near Simonside Hills in Northumberland, is the town of Rothbury, with the river Coquet running through it and which at one time was surrounded by ancient forest. Rothbury is an ancient barony, although from 1095 it was held by the Crown, it then passed through various hands, before finally becoming the property of the Percy family in the 1330’s. It is rumoured that the Jacobite Rebellion started in the Rothbury neighbourhood in 1715 and continued to be a Jacobite centre, with reports of spies continuing for some time after the rebellion had been crushed. Sir William Armstrong in 1863 bought a large estate nearby, which he called Cragside, famed for being the first private house to be lit by hydro-electricity. The Northumberland Central Railway arrived in 1870 and helped the town to grow and improve. The Jubilee Hall was built in 1887 and became a vital part of the cimmunity. Rothbury now stands in the heart of agriculture area and has been a market town renowned for the sale of livestock. The river Coquet is popular for fishing and the town holds a festival in July each year, making this a popular spot amongst tourists.

Camping

Coquetdale Caravan Park

Caravan Park

Coquetdale Caravan Park
Riverside Caravan Park

Church

All Saints

Cottage

Rose Cottage

Dentist

The Dental Surgery

Doctor

Rothbury Practice

Golf Club

Rothbury Golf Club

Inn

Newcastle Hotel
Queens Head Hotel
The Coquetvale Hotel

Restaurant

Tomlinson’s Cafe and Bunkhouse

Self-Catering

Riverside Lodge
The Coach House

Vet

Northumbria Veterinary

Shops

Rothbury Family Butchers
Tully's of Rothbury

Places to Stay near Rothbury

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Springfield Guest House (0.05 miles)

Springfield Guest House
Springfield guest house is a three storey Victorian townhouse built in 1869. The house has six large ensuite bedrooms and all rooms are very large as you would expect from a house of ... More | visit website
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Queens Head Hotel (0.07 miles)

Queens Head Hotel

The Queens Head in Rothbury is a family run Inn with seven comfortable en-suite rooms, great food, a friendly relaxed atmosphere and helpful staff. Open every day 12-3pm for lunch and 6-30 – 9pm for ... More | visit website

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Newcastle Hotel (0.14 miles)

Newcastle Hotel
Visit the Newcastle House Hotel in Rothbury, Northumberland. Treat yourself to a great bar meal in our restaurant, stay in our comfortable B&B accommodation for a short break or long weekend; discover Rothbury, the Coquet ... More | visit website
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Katerina's Guest House (0.19 miles)

Katerina
Katerina's has an ideal position right next to the centre of beautiful Rothbury Village, in the heart of Northumberland's lovely hill country. Once part of a coaching inn, the building retains its quaint character, with ... More | visit website
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Riverside Lodge (0.20 miles)

First class accommodation is offered in this fine old former school house in Rothbury, Northumberland - skilfully converted in 1999 into five attractive self-contained holiday cottages and furnished and equipped to a very high standard. ... More | visit website
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The Coquetvale Hotel (0.22 miles)

The Coquetvale Hotel

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19th Century Country Town hotel perfectly located on the edge of The Northumberland National Park in the beautiful tranquil village of Rothbury - ideally situated as a walking, cycling or ... More

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Orchard House (0.29 miles)

Orchard House

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A Georgian House of charm, character and style.
The Orchard House is a townhouse in the idyllic location of the picturesque village of Rothbury on the ... More

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Cairn Rigg Cottage (0.55 miles)

Cairn Rigg is an attractive, detached stone-built cottage that is situated in a quiet country lane on the edge of Rothbury in the beautiful county of Northumberland. The cottage is a 10 minute walk from ... More
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The Coach House (1.73 miles)

The Coach House
The Coach House at Lynnholm is a genuine Victorian coach house that has been converted to provide comfortable bijou accommodation for two people.Lynnholm is situated on a West facing hillside near Thropton; about two miles ... More | visit website
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Farm Cottage Guest House (1.83 miles)

Farm Cottage Guest House
Farm Cottage, a 5 Star Gold Award winning property, is a deceptive name for a large stone-built house oozing with character, which has been occupied by the owners family for approx 200 years.Situated in the ... More | visit website

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