Embleton Holiday Cottages

Embleton Cottages

Northumberland

High Tide

Ref: S599861

Reviews 13

The small coastal village of Newton is situated on Northumberland's Heritage Coastline between the popular fishing villages of Craster, famous for its kippers, and Beadnell. Beadnell Bay offers excellent sandy beaches and there are spectacular...

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£130

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Northumberland

Low Tide, Newton by the Sea

Ref: S855130

Reviews 21

A Peaceful, Relaxing Retreat near Newton by the Sea Nestled in a small, peaceful cluster of converted cottages, Low Tide sits in a tranquil spot just 3-4 minutes drive to Newton by the Sea and Low Newton and boasts pretty views over the...

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£186

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Northumberland

1 Bed Cottage in Embleton

Ref: S841424

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 double bedroom - 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine - Smart TV - Woodburner - Small private patio area with seating, plus access to...

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£83

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Northumberland

Paddy's Mount Cottage

Ref: S1018669

Reviews 1

The pretty village of Embleton is ideally placed for exploring one of the most attractive stretches of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline. A beautiful grassy path runs from the village to neighbouring Craster, alongside the sea and past...

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£116

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Northumberland

2 The Reformed Church

Ref: S665893

Reviews 3

The charming community of Embleton is ideally situated for experiencing one of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline's most alluring portions. The greatest ruined castle in Northumberland, Dunstanburgh Castle, is located on a lovely grassy path that...

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£123

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Northumberland

The Villas No3

Ref: S599684

Reviews 7

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£327

per night

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Northumberland

Host & Stay - Doray House

Ref: S524456

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£306

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Northumberland

Snook Point Cottage

Ref: S599980

Reviews 14

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£144

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Northumberland

Rose Cottage

Ref: S1240948

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£136

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Holiday Cottages in Embleton

The pretty village of Embleton is situated in Northumberland, on the heritage site known as Hadrian's Wall. This area is rich in history and there are plenty of opportunities to explore the Roman remains as well as other ancient landmarks. The landscape is varied, with rolling hills, wild moorland and beautiful coastal views. So, you won't be short of places to walk when exploring the area.

If you're looking for a place to stay that's full of character, Snaptrip has a great selection of Embleton holiday cottages for you to choose from. Our properties include converted stables and barns, stone cottages with exposed beams, and traditional sandstone houses. Many of our cottages come with cosy fireplaces and log burners, perfect for snuggling up in front of a fire after a day exploring the area.

We list thousands of holiday properties across the UK, all protected by our best price guarantee. Whether you want to spend your time exploring the castle ruins or visiting the town's pubs and restaurants, our customer service team are always on hand to help you find the perfect Embleton holiday cottage.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Sheilagh - Verified booking

Lets start positive.

...Great location!!! Plenty of drawers and hanging space in downstairs bedroom. Bedding and towels spotless. Kitchen really well equipped but some crockery needs replacing as really scratched and some chipped. We had to buy flutes for prosecco and there were only 4 wine glasses none that matched (we are comparing this to a sykes cottage we stayed in earlier this year) Good to see an EV charging point Downstairs bed not comfortable and pillows very high and hard. Pillows also hard and high in twin bedroom. Our other guests in the upstairs double had no complaints. This is a personal preference but it is tricky watching TV after someone has retired for the evening as the seating area is directly underneath the bedroom. I dont think the lounge seating area is adequate or comfortable for 6 adults and the concrete hearth was an awful trip hazard. Lots of black mould in downstairs bathroom around the bath, loose toilet seat in downstairs bathroom One of the blinds was completely broken in the upstairs double bedroom and we had to buy black bin bags and tape to do a makeshift blind but it kept falling off because of the heat (weather is not your fault). The clothes maiden could do with replacing and we did not have pegs for the washing line I dont really think the garden space is comfortable. There is a large dead tree in the corner which needs removing We took photos of the blind in the bedroom and also of a couple of filthy greasy trays that had been left (we did dishwash them but I ended up buying a new tray). Happy to share the photos if you can provide email address Hope this helps Kind regards

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Jordan - Verified booking

A week here was thoroughly enjoyed.

Below is the Pros & Cons which we have gathered while staying here. Pros: Comfortable Beds Pet friendly Well equipped (Washing Machine) Enclosed garden Easy access to top sights in Northumberland (Transport Required) but not too busy in the local area Nice view from the top windows Private parking on site (plus electric car PodPoint) Cons: Some Decor needs updating; paint marks, scratches and broken ornaments etc. bird poo on lounge focal point canvas & chipped crockery No toilet roll holders Blind in upstairs bedroom broken (woken up by bright sunlight daily) Living room furniture only big enough for 4 Cleanliness could be a little better Water pressure isnât the best (only good enough for one shower etc) Shower head needs changing Bin bags are cheap and broke when moving Label bins to show which is recycling Upstairs bed sticks out too much to walk round (because of the sloping roof) so be careful of your shins getting hit All in all a nice week here and with these cons being addressed we would gladly stay again. :)

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John - Verified booking

The Reformed Church is a lovely property, with a massive open plan kitchen / living room - perfect for families.

The beds are very comfortable, the lack of curtains or blinds in the two smaller bedrooms meant the teenagers where up earlier than usual - maybe a choice of quilt would be nice (Summer/Winter) but thatâs being picky. We did have a problem with the boiler but we called the agent and he came round straightaway and arranged for an engineer to fix it - very straightforward and didnât impact our stay. The only downside was there was no shower, but the bath and shower head worked very well. The location is fabulous - a 15 minute walk to the beach - close to many sites and castles by car, you can walk to Dunstanburgh Castle easily along the Coastal Path. Highly recommend the house and area.

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Paul - Verified booking

Great location.

Reasonable facilities ( bath let it down), very comfy bed. The negatives are: 1. Duvet and pillows had feathers, so no good for one of our group with an allergy. We had to pay Â£20 to borrow a duvet and pillow from the local hotel. 2. Top of fridge was dirty, old cobwebs around the place, some pots had food stuck to them, floor was dirty. 3. We found shards of broken glass in the rug. Fortunately, no one was injured. 4. Bath was very slow to fill. The shower handset was useless. Could really do with more water pressure!!! Using the bath became a timetabled rota. Disappointed!!! 5. One of the shelves behind the sofa was wobbly/loose.

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Anita - Verified booking

We needed 3 working bathrooms for our party but only one of the showers worked some of the time and the other two occasionally .

Think itâs because of the water pressure so donât have a shower if anyone else on the complex is using the water . No blind on upper twin bedroom window or upper front shower room so use towels maybe . I did contact agency a few times but no response before we visited as I was concerned by most recent review . I rang the agency when we realised two of the showers didnât work and was informed someone may visit but no update to confirm if they did or didnât . Dogs are allowed and I love dogs but not when the other occupants let them bark their heads of in the morning . Other than that we really enjoyed our stay .

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Things to do near Embleton

Alnwick Castle

Experience the magic of one of the UK’s most iconic castles. Built almost a thousand years ago to guard a crossing of the River Aln, Alnwick Castle and Gardens is the seat of the Duke of Northumberland and was featured as Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films. Like Harry, you too can take your first flying lesson in the grounds of this spectacular castle, learning from the estate’s eccentric wizarding professors.

Bamburgh Castle

Iconic, impressive castle in Bamburgh, Northumberland. Visitors can explore the castle, grounds and museum. Refreshments available. Families welcome.

Embleton Holiday Cottages

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Embleton Cottages

Northumberland

High Tide

Ref: S599861

Reviews 13

Northumberland

Low Tide, Newton by the Sea

Ref: S855130

Reviews 21

Northumberland

1 Bed Cottage in Embleton

Ref: S841424

Northumberland

Paddy's Mount Cottage

Ref: S1018669

Reviews 1

Northumberland

2 The Reformed Church

Ref: S665893

Reviews 3

Northumberland

The Villas No3

Ref: S599684

Reviews 7

Northumberland

Host & Stay - Doray House

Ref: S524456

Northumberland

Snook Point Cottage

Ref: S599980

Reviews 14

Northumberland

Rose Cottage

Ref: S1240948

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