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Clennell Hall, Northumberland

Clennell Hall in Alwinton is a large historic Country House (Visit Britain 4-star rated) situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park within an area known as the Coquetdale. Beyond the picturesque surrounds of the Hotel and the village of Alwinton you can enjoy the beautiful countryside for hiking, cycling, fishing, horse-riding, golfing, hunting and walking holidays.

Coquetdale countryside Clennell Hall, which is open all year around, is located in the peace and tranquillity of the Coquet Valley and is a paradise for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits. The area is an excellent base for exploring the Cheviot Hills, the spectacular Northumbrian Coast, castles and gardens and is located upon the Pennine Cycleway (Route 68).

Clennell Hall is a beautiful old building which benefits from a wonderful rural setting, dine outdoors where the air is fresh and clear or sip wine in the atmospheric 13th century peel tower wine bar at the heart of the building.

CyclistsCyclists may try the Pennine Cycleway, also known as the 'Spine of England' route, which runs from Derby to Berwick-upon-Tweed through some of the most varied and spectacular scenery in the UK -  including Alwinton. Clennell Hall has been awarded a walkers and cyclists award and have the facilities to support them.

New in 2009 Clennell Hall All-Inclusive Walking Holidays

Download the Clennel Hall Walking Holidays brochure for 2010

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