Otterburn Tower Hotel (Otterburn) Reviews


Newest Review: ... a complex route to my room which was very impressive. It had a huge jacuqi bath tub which lit up and had a tv next to it, shame the tv didn't work. The bathroom was a bit weird as it was open plan with the bedroom and only seperated by a pathetic stringy curtain, and seeing my other half on the toilet was not a thing I wanted to see. The restaurant was a let down, very expensive, not much vegetarian choice and the quality was average. i would recommend going to a nearby pub. The decor was lovely, the bed comfy and overall a stunning room. The problems came when after using the jacuqi at 10pm it would turn itself on every 15 minutes and s... more
Customer Otterburn Tower Hotel (Otterburn) Reviews (3)

by - written on 02/01/11 (Useful, 21 readings)
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Avoid this place at all costs !!! We stayed here in 2009 and got a bargain of a deal on room and breakfast (under £30). The location in Northumberland is beautiful and aprox 1 hours drive from Durham, and 20 mins from Newcastle Airport. The hotel itself is quite a stunning building in nice grounds. We did have to wait 30 minutes before the receptionist turned up. We were guided through a complex route to my room which was very impressive. It had a huge jacuqi bath tub which lit up and had a tv next to it, shame the tv didn't work. The bathroom was a bit weird as it was open plan with the bedroom and only seperated by a pathetic stringy curtain, and seeing my ... Read the complete review

by - written on 25/07/10 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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I booked this hotel for my wedding and was very pleased overall. We reserved all of the rooms for our guests and had the whole hotel to ourselves for the day. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, they have an on site wedding coordinator who helped us arrange the day and she helped us out with seating plans, decorations etc. The food was gorgeous, the only complaint (from my mother) was that there was no mention of onions in the menu and the mashed potato had spring onion in. There was a lot of choice at breakfast the next morning also, with a full English on offer or continental, they use local produce and it was of a very high quality. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 08/06/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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The Otterburn Tower Hotel is located in the town of Otterburn in the Redesdale valley in rural Northumberland in the north east of England about twenty five miles from Newcastle, The original building dates back to the 11th century and I suspect that was the last time the room we had was cleaned judging by the amount of dust in the room. Every nook and cranny even those just slightly out of eyesight was coated in a thick layer of dust, there were cobwebs on the otherwise quite nice bed and even the bathroom wall. On the floor behind the bedside tables the dust was so thick it was black, furniture in general looked tired and worn out. As we were ... Read the complete review
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