Kellah Farm Bed & Breakfast, Haltwhistle, Northumberland
Kellah Farm Bed & Breakfast is an award-winning guest house which offers outstanding accommodation overlooking the Northumbrian countryside. The B&B is in an ideal location for exploring the famous Hadrian’s Wall Country of Haltwhistle in Northumberland.
The beautiful guestrooms are spacious, well-equipped and traditionally furnished with pine furniture in keeping with the farms' heritage. Each guest room has a modern en suite bathroom and guests are also invited to relax in the large lounge room with its black-range fireplace. There is also an additional bathroom with a bath available for guest use. Facilities include an LCD TV, tea and coffee making facilities and a hairdryer.
Included within your room rate is a delicious farmhouse cooked breakfast. The owners use locally sourced ingredients where possible and there are continental options also available.
Kellah is ideally situated near many of the Roman sites along Hadrian’s Wall including Vindolanda, Housesteads, Birdoswald, Chesters, Carvoran and Corbridge. The wall is a permanent reminder of what the Roman’s did for us and is a continuing challenge to archaeologists and historians. It is a much-loved attraction to visitors. Hadrian’s Wall Path is 84 miles long and Hadrian’s Wall Bus Service links the major sites during the summer.
The beautiful guestrooms are spacious, well-equipped and traditionally furnished with pine furniture in keeping with the farms' heritage. Each guest room has a modern en suite bathroom and guests are also invited to relax in the large lounge room with its black-range fireplace. There is also an additional bathroom with a bath available for guest use. Facilities include an LCD TV, tea and coffee making facilities and a hairdryer.
Included within your room rate is a delicious farmhouse cooked breakfast. The owners use locally sourced ingredients where possible and there are continental options also available.
Kellah is ideally situated near many of the Roman sites along Hadrian’s Wall including Vindolanda, Housesteads, Birdoswald, Chesters, Carvoran and Corbridge. The wall is a permanent reminder of what the Roman’s did for us and is a continuing challenge to archaeologists and historians. It is a much-loved attraction to visitors. Hadrian’s Wall Path is 84 miles long and Hadrian’s Wall Bus Service links the major sites during the summer.
