Amazing beds perfect room and location. Loved the shower :-) Staff were all very helpful, attentive and friendly.

Food was a little disappointing. We both ordered poached eggs for breakfast but they were not good poached eggs should be runny not hard, toast at breakfast also forgotten. My muffin had not been toasted so was more like wet bread with hollandaise sauce on it. For dinner my husband ordered pan seared lambs liver which was supposed to come with colcannon mash but came with plain mash on a small bed of cabbage. Food felt a bit too pre-prepared. I had fish and chips which was pretty over cooked. I appreciate we visited out of season but the same standard should be delivered all year round.

Great place and the staff are what really make it. Ideally situated for Holy Island and surrounding areas in Northumberland. Nice breakfast, however the evening meals weren't to our preference and weren't of very high quality in our opinion. Fine to fill the gap though. Perfect hospitality shown by all and they genuinely care about your stay.

Our room had a smell of wet dog when we first arrived, so there mustve been a dog in with the last guests...we aren't dog owners, so this is probably more apparent to us, but the accommodation does state you can bring dogs so I wasn't too upset about it.

Great location! Close proximity to Holy Island - about a 5 mile walk from the inn. Also a very short walk to nearby filling station with wide selection of foods, drinks, and supplies. The inn is located at the bus stop heading south and directly across the street from the northbound bus stop. Breakfast was generous and delicious; lunch and dinner meals were just as good. Room was spacious, clean, well appointed, and bed was comfortable. The staff was friendly and accommodating - props to Donna, Mikey, Faith, and Emma.

Really can’t think of anything.

The two rooms, one for us and one for our cousin, were slightly apart from the hotel - you had to go outside to get to them. They were also up some wrought iron steps. This wasn't a problem for us, but could have been if our cases had been heavier, or if it had been raining. However, the rooms were excellent and next to one another, as requested. There was a good selection for breakfast, catering for three very different tastes, including my husband's ceoliac disease. Dinner selections were also good, with gluten free options, see above.

Parking was a little tight, although we found a place each time we needed one. Not really much to dislike.

The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The room had easy access from the car park and was spotlessly clean and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was more than adequate, with a good selection of foods, from croissants, fruit and yoghurt, cereals and cooked breakfast.

On our last day we went for breakfast at 9.00 am and there was very little left to choose from, only 1 yoghurt, very little juice etc. despite advertising that they serve breakfast until 9.30 am. Access to the dining area from the rooms was up some metal stairs and through the rear of the building. We struggled with those stairs.

The location of the Lindisfarne Inn is brilliant if you are travelling down the A1. You could not get closer and it is surprisingly quiet. Our room was in the Annex at the back of the building and had all that we needed. It was functional rather than attractive but that's what we needed. The welcome was warm and there was a good range on the dinner menu. Breakfast was also good and well cooked. Parking is very easy and other guests were friendly.

It was not clear that you had to order your meals at the bar. It would have been helpful to have made that clear-a note on the table perhaps. It is not a complait but it looks like the rooms were painted by a non-professional and the sealing around the doors won't last too long. This made the place feel a little less smart and attractive compared to the quality of the meals and welcome from staff.

The booking overall massively exceeded expectations in every way for the price. While it is a modernised pub location, the accommodation is very nicely finished private apartment blocks. The rooms themselves are great, with very high quality bathrooms. I'm particularly fond of the fact that they have spent the extra pennies on slightly higher quality tea and coffee stations and consumables than the typical crap quality nescafe you usually get, even the long life milk capsules are of an "improved" quality to the usual. The WiFi had some weak spots, but if you got into the right spot, the speeds were superior to that of a Premier Inn. The location itself is ideal. There is a Morissons around 15 minutes drive away should you need the major shopping amenities, but also a small petrol service station 1 minute around the corner for more immediate and smaller items. Then Holy Island's main car park is only an 11 minute drive away and a nice tourist location to visit should you wish to do so. Alternatively theres plenty of hiking available around the local area. The pub itself is above standard, the food and drink on offer is surprisingly good and the price is extremely reasonable. I'm very fond of the fact they offer and sell local foods and drinks to support the immediate area including the mead from Holy Island. The food service was excellent, the food itself came out very quickly and was extremely nice. Unfortunately due to travelling very early morning I wasnt able to try the breakfast. The staff themselves, particularly the post-3PM changeover staff were incredibly nice, not just to guests and their overall vibe, but I got a distinct impression from their own interactions within their team that they get on very well and seem like generally very positive and nice people to work with.

There was nothing I could have asked for to improve.

We stayed here for the penultimate night of our St Cuthberts Way long distance walk. It was the best hotel we stayed in along the way Initially we were a bit dubious about the location (right alongside the A1) but this wasn't an issue). The stage of the walk finished at the nearby village of Fenwick and we were able to reach the Inn via a cycle route down a quiet country road (approx 30mins on foot) The staff were extremely welcoming, friendly and most importantly v helpful and knowledgeable with regards to providing advice re the next leg of the walk to Holy Island.

Nothing to dislike

Great location on the road to the causeway. Very positive and helpful staff. Comfortable and warm rooms. Good breakfast and convenient bar on hand.

Nothing really. The evening meals were OK, but not outstanding.

Ideally situated for crossing to Lindisfarne, the rooms are in a block adjacent to the Inn. The room was clean and comfortable with a large bed. The staff were very helpful, and although they were short staffed they were attentive. Limited vegan options on the menu but the food was fine on the whole.

I would like there to be more attention to plant based eating - but this was no worse than the majority of out travels in the area. Like other accommodation in the area the price seems to be based more on location than facilities.