The cottage itself is in a lovely location and has a good garden. It has some nice soft furnishings and quirky decorations/ornaments etc.

The cottage was run down and could do with a deep clean and a lick of paint. The bedside lamps are torn and need replacing. Both beds need new mattresses, and the pillows were stained. The bathroom door sticks and myself and my daughter struggled to open it. The oven is slow and in need of replacing. We had to wash the oven trays before we could use them. There is a missing floorboard in the main bedroom. It has no Wi-Fi and no frying pan. It could be really nice if it had an injection of cash to improve the basics.

Lovely cottage, everything you need very homely, very welcoming with wine and milk on the fridge, nice little garden with parking great location and handy that it was the area where all the family we were visiting live.

The only downside to our stay was the main bed was absolutely awful, no springs left in it, sunk right in and rolled together, I got motion sickness from my partner moving about and a bad back, after a 9 hour drive at 6 months pregnant, this was an absolute let down 😔 a later check out time would have also been nicer considering the price we paid.

nice little cottage next to the burn in Haltwhistle, friendly owner and every thing needed including milk in the fridge on arrival.

Milk and chocolate in fridge on arrival, fantastic host, leaflets left inside house from tourists info centre

Street lighting and road right outside the door

Well fitted out,clean and cosy cottage. Close to restaurants, takeaways and supermarkets in Haltwhistle and places of interest along Hadrian's Wall.

Steep, quite open stairs would not be suitable for young children or more infirm. Downstairs bathroom nuisance if you need to get up in night! Parking area quite tight to get into.