The Lindisfarne Inn is a country pub at Beal, just off the A1 south of Berwick-upon-Tweed. As the nearest mainland pub to Holy Island, it makes an especially convenient base for discovering Lindisfarne while staying this side of the tidal causeway. The inn has 23 comfortable en-suite bedrooms, including single, double, twin and family options, plus a ground-floor accessible room. Some rooms are dog friendly, while bike storage make the inn particularly practical for cyclists. The location opens up some of Northumberland’s best-known landscapes and heritage sites. The Holy Island Causeway is around five minutes away by car, while Bamburgh Castle, Berwick-upon-Tweed, St Cuthbert’s Cave and the beaches of the Northumberland coast are all within easy reach.
The Lindisfarne Inn Beal, Northumberland, TD15 2PD
- 23 bedrooms
- 23 bedrooms
The nearest mainland pub to Holy Island
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Facilties & Amenities
- Accessible Rooms
- Beer Garden
- Bike Storage
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
The Lindisfarne Inn has 23 bedrooms, each providing a relaxing retreat after a day exploring the coastline. Each room features an en-suite bathroom along with comfortable beds and practical amenities including tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary toiletries. Several rooms are ideal for couples or friends, while others are well-suited for families and guests requiring good accessibility.
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If you a bringing a dog, you must add one at the checkout to ensure you are allocated a pet friendly room.
Food & Drink
Food at The Lindisfarne Inn focuses on classic pub favourites and comforting dishes, perfect after a day spent outdoors. The menu typically features hearty mains, seasonal specials and traditional pub staples, alongside lighter options and sharing plates. Breakfast is served each morning for overnight guests, providing a generous start to the day before heading out to the coast. Throughout the day, guests can enjoy local ales, wines and spirits in the bar or outside in the beer garden in the summertime.
