Hotels in Northumberland, United Kingdom

Northumberland, in northeast England, is a region of sweeping coastline and rugged hills, famous for Hadrian's Wall and more castles than any other English county. The climate is cool temperate, with summer highs around 65 F (18 C) perfect for hiking sections of the wall, and winter lows near 35 F (2 C) that clear the skies for stargazing at Europe's largest Dark Sky Park in Northumberland National Park. In spring, you can watch puffins return to the Farne Islands, while autumn offers quieter visits to Alnwick Castle and Bamburgh Castle without the crowds.