Business Details
Tankerville Arms Hotel - Historic Hotel in Wooler
Tankerville Arms Hotel, a 17th-century coaching inn nestled in Wooler, Northumberland, combines historic charm with modern comforts. Established as a hunting lodge for the Earl of Tankerville, the hotel has evolved through centuries, hosting notable figures like Virginia Woolf and serving as a vital stop on the London-Edinburgh postal route. Today, we offer 17 en-suite rooms, six self-catering cottages, and versatile event spaces for weddings and gatherings. Our commitment to quality is evident in our use of fresh, local produce sourced from independent suppliers within miles of the hotel.The Cheviot Restaurant and Copper Bar provide elegant dining and relaxed social spaces, complemented by a dog-friendly policy and a sunny beer garden. With accolades from guests praising our attentive staff, comfortable accommodations, and exceptional cuisine, we continue to uphold our legacy as a cherished hospitality destination in Northumberland.
Services
Accommodation
Weddings
Dining
Self-Catering Cottages
Event Hosting
Highlights and features
- We offer historic accommodations with modern comforts in a 17th-century coaching inn.
- Our menus feature fresh, locally sourced produce from Northumbrian suppliers.
- We host weddings and events for up to 200 guests with flexible spaces.
- We provide dog-friendly accommodations and facilities.
- Our staff consistently receives praise for exceptional hospitality and attentiveness.
What people say
Friendly staff
Lovely bar area
Spotless rooms
Delicious food
Peaceful location
Services
Accommodation
We offer 17 cosy en-suite rooms, including singles, doubles, twins, and family rooms, all equipped with Freeview TV, tea/coffee facilities, and free WiFi. Some rooms are dog-friendly, while others are kept dog-free. Our Garden House self-catering option provides additional flexibility for groups.
Weddings
Our venue accommodates weddings from intimate gatherings to large celebrations for up to 100 daytime guests or 200 evening attendees. With a Civil Marriage License, we offer multiple room options and beautiful gardens for photography. We also provide catering and accommodation for multi-day celebrations.
Dining
The Cheviot Restaurant and Copper Bar serve locally sourced Northumbrian cuisine, including popular Sunday lunches. Our menus feature fresh, seasonal produce from nearby suppliers. The dog-friendly bar and sunny beer garden provide relaxed dining options with a focus on quality and regional authenticity.
Self-Catering Cottages
Six modern self-catering properties, rebuilt in 2021, offer independent stays with hotel amenities nearby. Options include wheelchair-accessible ground-floor cottages, family-friendly layouts, and pet-friendly accommodations. All feature kitchens, private gardens, and WiFi, with proximity to the hotel's bar and restaurant.
Event Hosting
We host diverse events from private parties to corporate gatherings. The venue supports sole-use bookings, marquee setups in our gardens, and tailored hospitality packages. Our historic setting and flexible spaces cater to both formal and informal occasions with accommodation and catering services.
Questions
What room types are available at The Tankerville Arms Hotel?
We offer single, double, twin, and family rooms, with options for dog-friendly or dog-free stays. The Garden House self-catering property accommodates up to four guests.
Can I bring my pet to the hotel?
Yes, we welcome well-behaved pets in most rooms for a small charge of £10 per stay. Pets are not permitted in restaurants but can access other areas.
What wedding facilities do you provide?
We host weddings for up to 100 daytime guests or 200 evening attendees, with licensed rooms for ceremonies and gardens for photography. We also offer catering and accommodation packages.
Are there self-catering options available?
Yes, six self-catering cottages in the hotel grounds provide modern, independent stays with kitchens and private gardens, all within steps of hotel amenities.
What dining options are available on-site?
The Cheviot Restaurant serves formal meals using local produce, while the Copper Bar offers a relaxed atmosphere. Both are dog-friendly, with a sunny beer garden available.
What are the hotel's historical highlights?
Built in the 1700s as a hunting lodge for the Earl of Tankerville, it served as a coaching inn on the London-Edinburgh route and hosted Virginia Woolf in 1917.
