"We were a group of 15 on motorbikes traveling to Scotland. The rooms were good and new. The staff were very smiley and friendly. We all had an evening meal & breakfast and it was very nice. There was lots of free parking and it was quiet. I'd recommned it."

"It was good but room was not ready so was given a card for two free drinks but had the bar staff charged me for the free drinks ... there was two free bottles of beer in fridge in room but no bottle opener . Plus room was to hot and couldn't coll down much ."

"A great place to stay Stayed here for 2 nights with a friend, and can’t praise enough A very quiet location, room very comfortable, clean and modern, surrounded by fields There is a lot of interesting history here and a book in the room gives all the details Very well situated to explore Kielder Forest, and also driving the Northumberland 250 route"

"We had a wonderful birthday weekend at Langley Castle. The grounds are stunning, and the location is perfect for exploring the Northumberland countryside and coast. We stayed in the Castle Lodge, which was excellent. Huge thanks to the staff, especially Aidan and Ellie, for being so welcoming and professional. Dinner at the Josephine Restaurant was a highlight—the birthday surprise (chocolate truffles!) for my partner was a very thoughtful touch. After a superb cooked-to-order breakfast and a guided tour the next day, we left feeling very impressed. Highly recommended!"

"I was warmly welcomed on arrival, the room was clean, spacious, with quality toiletries, a lovely piece of shortbread to accompany my coffee and a beautiful view from the patio doors.."

"A group of my friends visited the Rose and Crown. It was suggested that e should pre-order which we did a few days before our meal. The menu is large but you can order with several changes to the menu. Two of us arrived at 6.15pm but the parking places were almost full. When most of us met up inside the inn a lady came to us and checked our orders near the bar. It would have been much better if we had been taken to our booked table rather than block the bar end. Some meals were in short supply yet we had pre-ordered. This meant some of my friends had to change their choice of meal. Eventuall we were taken to our table. Still more checksand alterations to somr chosen meals. I noticed that two couples who took up tables nearby yet ordered after us were uicfkly served by another waiter. Eventually our meals arrived. My gammon was a little over-cooked and dry as there were no moist, juicy areas. Most members of the group dine out once ot twice a week. In the majority of restaurants I normally only order one meal. I was taught in the 30s not to waste any food and I did National Service where so I still try to leave an empty plate. It is a long time since I ordered a dessert but I felt I had room for one. This surprised my friends. It is a long time since I last visited this village owned inn. The manager of this inn needs to get a grip of the inns management to cut out trivial changes from the menu to what you ordered. The meals are a little expensive and a shade smaller compared with other restaurants I have visited. Nevertheless I am pleased I and my friends supported the village owned inn."

"We stayed in the Radcliffe room.It was comfortable and clean although the bathroom was very small.The staff went above and beyond though and nothing was a bother.The cooked breakfast was nice and the bar is nice and clean.Would give it a go if your looking for somewhere to stay in the area."

"The hotel in the small town has a bar downstairs where many locals go to drink. The breakfast is delicious."

"Hi nice room very quiet and the food was nice but a bit pricy I would go again."