Local Accommodation

We have provided a list below of local accommodation businesses with links to their own websites. The image featured is the HideawayHuts, only a short walk from Vindolanda.

Please make your own enquiries direct with these businesses about staying in this area. For a full list of accommodation providers in Northumberland we suggest you look at the Visit Northumberland website

Have a great break.

Name of Accommodation	Accommodation Type	Where	Distance from Vindolanda
Layside	Bed & Breakfast	Bardon Mill	1.4 miles
The Twice Brewed Inn	Hotel	Military Road, Bardon Mill	1.8 miles
The Bowes Hotel	Hotel	Bardon Mill	1.8 miles
Vallum Lodge	Bed & Breakfast	Military Road, Bardon Mill	2.0 miles
Huntercrook Lodge	Bed & Breakfast	Bardon Mill	2.1 miles
Stanegate Hideaway s & Hideaway Huts	Self Catering	Near Bardon Mill	2.1 miles
Henshaw Barn	Bed & Breakfast	Henshaw	2.2 miles
Old Brewery Cottage	Self Catering	Henshaw	3.9 miles
Herding Hill	Caravan, Camping & Glamping	Near Haltwhistle	4.6 miles
Glendale Cottages and Pool	Self Catering	Near Haltwhistle	5.3 miles
Ashcroft	Guest House	Haltwhistle	5.7 miles
Carraw	Bed & Breakfast	Military Road, Near Humshaugh	6.2 miles
The Railway Hotel	Hotel & Bistro	Haydon Bridge	6.2 miles
The Reading Rooms	Bed & Breakfast	Haydon Bridge	6.2 miles
Newbrough Bunk House	Bunk House	Newbrough	6.4 miles
Langley Castle	Hotel	Near Haydon Bridge	6.6 miles
Wydon Farm	Bed & Breakfast	Haltwhistle	7.0 miles
The Bothy at Ivy Cottage	Bed & Breakfast	Near Haltwhistle	7.5 miles
Greenhead Hotel	Hotel	Greenhead	7.6 miles
Karen's Kottages	Self Catering	Newbrough	7.6 miles
Hadrian's Holida ys	Bed & Breakfast	Near Greenhead	8.3 miles
Braeside Cottages	Self Catering	Near Greenhead	9.0 miles
Walwick Hall	Hotel	Chollerford	9.5 miles
St. Oswald's Farm	Self Catering	Wall	12 miles
Sycamore Cottage	Self Catering	Barrasford	14 miles
Staybridge Suites	Apartment Hotel	Newcastle	34 miles

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As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Vindolanda Trust a new Golden Ticket for 2020 giving unlimited visits to both Roman Vindolanda and the Roman Army Museum.
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Survival Appeal

This year is going to be a tough year for all of us. Join us in celebrating 50 years of the Vindolanda Trust and please consider supporting us to get to another 50. You can buy a virtual birthday gift and contribute to our future. Thank you for your incredible support. Read more

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