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The Rob Roy
Bed & Breakfast
Telephone:012890306428
ABOUT
ABOUT
The Rob Roy is situated close to the river Tweed & within walking distance of Spittal beach & promenade. In the opposite direction, lies the historical town of Berwick-Upon-Tweed where there are a variety of shops, restaurants and scenic walks . Have a break and relax in one of our tastefully decorated, en suite bedrooms. All the rooms are equipped with TV, free WiFi and tea making facilities (some little extras too). Whatever your reason for visiting Berwick-Upon-Tweed Linda & Ian will do their up-most to ensure all of their guests have a warm welcome and pleasant stay.
Guests can book in between 2.00pm and 8.00pm. For later arrival please ring to arrange.
OUR ROOMS
OUR ROOMS
Room 1 - Small Double
with small en suite shower - £70
Room 2 - Small Twin
with small en suite shower -£70
Room 4 - Standard Double
with full bathroom -
£80
Room 5 -Standard Family 2 + 1 child with full bathroom -
£85
Room 6 - Standard King Bed
with full bathroom -
£80
OUR SERVICES
OUR SERVICES
Breakfast is included in the price.Choose from a wide range of options on our menu including Full English
Free wifi throughout the building
Housekeeping
Rooms are serviced daily
Small pretty walled garden to the rear
GALLERY
GALLERY
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SEE AND DO
THINGS TO SEE AND DO
OVERVIEW
Berwick-upon-Tweed is the northernmost town in England approx. 2.5 miles from the Scottish border. It is situated at the mouth of the river Tweed and lies midway between the cities of Newcastle and Edinburgh, both of which are around 45 minutes away by train and 1 hour by car.
The town centre is completely surrounded by the Elizabethan walls, built around 1558, the only example of bastioned town walls in Britain and one of the best preserved examples in Europe. The walk round the walls has stunning views of the coastline, river and town.
Formerly a garrison town, Berwick has changed hands between Scotland and England no fewer than 13 times and is steeped in history.
One of best streets to visit is Bridge Street which can be found just over the river by crossing the Old Bridge. It boasts a selection of eating places, boutique shops and a Micro pub. It has seen much regeneration over the last few years but still retains many historical features.
Berwick has been the setting for film scenes, most recently The Outlaw King and the surrounding areas are popular for filming TV series such as Vera.
THINGS TO DO
The Elizabethan Walls - Walk the complete circuit, taking in spectacular views across the Tweed estuary and Berwick’s three bridges, examples of grand Georgian houses, museums and the famous bastions.
Berwick Museum & Art Gallery - Visit Berwick Barracks the showcase for history and the Arts, including the Berwick Burrell collection, military history and displays of Berwick past and present.
Berwick Town Hall & Cell block Museum- Situated in the town centre. Take a tour of the town’s old courtroom, jail lockups and notorious ‘drunk’s cell’ in the upper floors.
The Lowry trail - Follow the Lowry trail to see the views painted by L.S. Lowry during his visits to Berwick.
Berwick Castle - Take a walk along the riverside and visit the ruins of Berwick castle. A walk up through Castle Vale park brings you to the railway station which is situated on the site of the castles main hall
Boat trips - Regular boat trips run from Berwick quayside March to November (weather permitting) the Estuary (Dolphin sightings), Bridges and Castle and further up river to Chain Bridge.
Bear Claw Brewery - Visit the the Bear Claw nano-brewery situated in Spittal
PLACES TO VISIT NEAR BERWICK
Holy Island - Lindisfarne Priory was founded by Saint Aidan in 635 and remains a place of pilgrimage today. There is a nature reserve. castle and St Aidan's winery the home of Lindisfarne Mead.
Alnwick Castle - One of the largest inhabited castles in England and famously used for Harry Potter film locations. The gardens adjacent to the castle boast a huge treehouse with restaurant, water features and the poison garden.
Bamburgh Castle - Situated on the Northumberland coast and overlooking the village of Bamburgh, it reached the finals of ITV's Britain's Favourite views and attracts various film and television crews. The RNLI Grace Darling museum is located in the village.
Paxton House - An 18th century Georgian mansion housing a fine collection of Chippendale and Regency furniture. Plenty to see and do for all the family.
EATING OUT/TAKEAWAY
There are takeaway outlets within 5 minutes walk from the Rob Roy plus various restaurants and cafes in and around Berwick town centre including, English, Indian, Italian, Chinese and Pub grub, all within easy walking distance
Contact
CONTACT US
Dock Road, Tweedmouth, Berwick-upon-Tweed, TD152BE
01289 306428
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