Lord Crewe Arms

Perfect! Celebrated by 21st birthday here and would love to come back again. Great food and locally brewed beer, impeccable service and such a lovely atmosphere. The place has some nice history too. 5/5 More...

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Quirky, fascinating building. Attentive, friendly staff. Delicious 3 course meal. We will definitely be back! X

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Incredible Sunday dinner. Well worth the drive up. It's a sharing platter, with 3 meats, tetties, Yorkshire puds and plenty of veg. More than enough food per person, and you can do 2 or 3 courses. One of the best Sunday roasts I've ever had. More...

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Fantastic stay. Staff were so lovely and the rooms were amazing! Had a wonderful evening meal in front of one of the huge roaring fires. Can’t wait to return. Thank you so much. More...

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Elegant hotel with 4 good sized rooms in main building and 17 (?) others dotted around including some over road. We were in main building overlooking garden and it was cosy and comfy on a cold wet November night. Fudge and biccies in room and offered fresh milk on arrival. Nice toiletries too. A hunting party from down South was in when we were there so less said about that the better - glad they didn't eat with the rest of us in restaurant. Meal was good as was service if a little slow. My savoury custard tart gorgeous and then a tasty halibut with samphire and mussels ( I got the last one and didn't feel guilty at all! ) Daz had grilled artichoke then the venison which melted in mouth. Shared panacotta had a good wobble and wine reasonably priced with good choice. Lovely and quiet after 11pm. Breakfast of smoked salmon and scrambled eggs for me and of course full English for him with toast, fruit and juices set us up for the day. More...

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Sadly, we were only able to stay at this hotel for one night we we loved every minute. The accommodation is spread around various properties in the town square. Some are within the main building and our room happened to be in a cottage across the square. It felt like stepping back into yesteryear but the accommodation was fabulous, with a large room, huge bed and lovely ensuite bathroom.||For our evening meal and breakfast, we walked across the square to the main building which oozed medieval charm and character. The restaurant is located upstairs in a large room complete with mounted deer horns on the walls.||Our only disappointment was with the food. Whilst the menu looks impressive, we felt the standard of cooking was not really up to scratch.||Plenty of parking is available at street level close to the hotel, although suitcases do have to be dragged through gravel if you happen to be given a room in one of the out-buildings. More...

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One of the most beautiful and peaceful settings. Atmospheric, welcoming, warmed with real fires. Highly recommend for a meal and definitely a stay.

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Stopped here for an overnighter on the "Canny Deal" for a belated birthday. The room was lovely and spacious with a telescope to look over the fells. ||The Crypt Bar is atmospheric with the arched ceilings and the dining room is nice and roomy so you don't feel as if yiu are on top of others. The meal itself was very nice, I'd class it as posh gastro pub level and brekkie the next morning in the same room was excellent. My wife's smoked salmon was devine apparently.||The building itself is Magna Carta ancient, so there are los of different staurs and steps, so if you have mobility issues this could be a problem.| More...

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We always come here for a chat and a drink. The bar has plenty to offer with local beer on tap. The crypt bar is the best for miles. Smiling bar staff and plenty of snacks with large garden to rear when weather is good. More...

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Great atmosphere and very helpful staff. Explained an excellent 1 1/2 hr pre lunch walk up on the moors, just what was needed before tucking into their sharing menu Sunday roast lunch.

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Pretty good beer and light snacks in the bar, plus friendly service. The fish dog was beautifully cooked!

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Wonderful, warm and comfy! A real, genuine welcome- perfect!

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Popped in for a spot of lunch with the family. Drinks were good, food lovely but what impressed me the most was the service. Polite, attentive and natural. I was most impressed by the way our curious 4 year old was recruited and allowed to help set and clear the tables by the waitress. It kept him busy and made for a relaxed lunch. Cheers guys, above and beyond our expectations. More...

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A great place to stay for the night. Room was excellent, very comfortable bed. Dinner in the restaurant was excellent with plenty of choice. Same at breakfast, so much good food all in a very welcoming and historic setting. Definitely one to revisit. Thanks. More...

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Fantastic dinner, lovely, helpful staff, we have brought our dogs, found dog beds and bowls provided in the room, and the staff treat the dogs like VIPs. Beautiful village and the hotel is the loveliest old building with great, comfortable rooms. More...

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We didn't visit the hotel, but Blanchland is a beautiful place...

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Very good service. Its a lovely, historic place. Good beer range. foo is great too.

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Friendly staff. Good Sunday lunch xxc

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We booked this hotel for one night simply because it was a convenient place to stop over on our trip. But I wish we had stayed longer. Blanchland is a very pretty village set in a stunning location and the hotel is just perfect. Our room was in a little adjacent cottage equipped with everything we could possibly need - even a kit and map for a local walk. The meals were delicious (thanks to Lewis for looking after us so well) and all the staff were really friendly. They even took the trouble to post on our phone charger we left in the room. All in all a great place to stay. More...

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What a great this place is called in for a beer and was made up with the beer garden very relaxing quiet place ...

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If you are looking for a country hotel with excellent food and accommodation which exudes a certain image of Old England then this is on the money. The ancient priory has been re-modelled into a really comfortable hotel with an atmospheric bar in the depths of the main building and a very grand dining room on the first floor. The restaurant is really good and we dined on both evenings we stayed there. There are also hearty breakfasts to be had. More...

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Incredible building, great food, friendly service

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Fabulous service and food in restaurant.

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Had a wonderful overnight stay. Great location great food excellent staff.

Reviewed on Facebook

Lovely coffee after a nice walk by the river. Shame the kitchen closed at 2:30, half an hour after we arrived but still had a tasty fruit scone with home-made jam and cream. Need to engineer a visit without the need to drive after so I can sample a few pints More...

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Excellent customer service... Sounds cliche.... But really was..... Gorgeous place

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wonderful atmosphere, fab beer n food plus lovely, friendly staff. Great with dogs too

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I am always delighted when I know I am staying here - although the rooms will not suit everyone they are simple, comfortable, clean, with attention paid to the little details. Delicious biscuits, coffee, tea, up to date magazines, books, soaps all ready to enhance your stay. Nothing is a problem however busy the staff are.||My dinner on Sunday night wasn't up to normal scratch, my butternut soup just didn't taste right and my turbot was overpowered with lemon and capers but so what the service, friendly, welcoming staff, venue and general atmosphere makes this a must for me. LOVE IT - can't wait for an excuse to go back. More...

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Lived like lords at 'The Lord Crewe'... From beginning to end a fabulous weekend. We were lucky enough to get an upgrade and couldn't of been any happier. Location =amazing, welcome = amazing, staff, drinks and food = amazing.||This is definitely a place we shall visit again and again.. (yes without the children) It was our very own "Dirty weekend away "| More...

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We were on a road trip across northern England and stayed one night here. Our room was in the Angel, an old pub across the square from the main hotel. It was on the top floor, perhaps on the small side, and had a rather dull view of the roof, but in other respects could mot be faulted. Stylish, thoughtfully laid out, and very comfortable. It was quiet, except for the distant calling of not one but three owls in the woods beyond the village. The hotel restaurant was excellent - the nicest seabass I have in ages - fresh. and perfectly cooked. Altogether a wonderful stay in a beautiful old hotel. More...

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This was an amazing hotel to stay at - in fact like no other I have stayed at ! It was very welcoming and oh so peaceful! The rooms ere amazing and just like home - so comfortable and beautifully decorated etc ., the staff were exceptionally helpful , friendly and made us feel very important! The food from breakfast to dinner was amazing and filling! A wonderful place to stay in a beautiful setting! More...

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A fab place for a family wedding

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Stunningly beautiful with outstanding food.

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great food and friendly staff

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I am always delighted when I know I am staying here - although the rooms will not suit everyone they are simple, comfortable, clean, with attention paid to the little details. Delicious biscuits, coffee, tea, up to date magazines, books, …Read more on TripAdvisor More...

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A lovely hotel in ideal settings

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Lovely crypt bar and great beer garden

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Best sunday dinner I've had at a restaurant, hands down

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Superb pub.

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If you are in Northumberland for a break there are not many more charming places to stay. The hotel has been tastefully converted in a traditional style and arriving there is like sinking into a hot bath of comfort. All the staff are exceptionally warm and welcoming; the rooms are comfortable; the food hearty and good. More...

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Stunning hotel, rooms are amazing, staff very friendly, food is great. Highly recommended.

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Very nice place we stopped for a drink only which was just as well as they weren't serving food due to a wedding would recommend call and we may go back for food at some point

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Restaurant Quality of bed linen and toiletries Comfort of the rooms Cleanliness Dog friendly Grounds Staff Great hotel bar Family friendly

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Lovely crypt bar and great beer garden in a historic building

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