arrived saturday late and tired .big david made us a lovely welcoming cuppa .showed us our fabulous room and considering where we had stayed previous this was by far the best . he said he was just filling in for jacquie who was in the states and he did that very nicely .a lift was provided to the swan to... More

We stayed at Heddon Lodge at the beginning of walking Hadrian's Wall east to west. This is a great place to stay - spotlessly clean and very comfortable. We received a warm welcome from our friendly hostess. Our room had great views and was quiet and peaceful. The bathroom was finished to a high standard and the whole experience was... More

Heddon Lodge is immaculate. A spotless proudly looked after home. We were welcomed warmly on our first night of walking Hadrian's Wall, with a cup of tea. Our bags had been put in our room ready for our arrival. The room was lovely, fantastic view across the Tyne Valley and very comfortable bed. (very important feature after a day walking)!... More

Chose this place due to it being on the actual Hadrians Wall walk route. Friendly hostess who welcomed us into her nice home. Our bedroom had a skylight directly above our heads with a light blind that meant the only time it was dark was between 11.30 p.m. And 4.30 a. m. Small ensuite with bifold door that the lock... More

Four of us walking West to East on the Wall turned up on the doorstep tired and cold. (We walked the Wall in the cold windy and damp middle part of May not the glorious end of of the month!) Jacqui welcomed us warmly, though why she allows grubby walkers into her immaculately kept house is a mystery - especially... More

We had just walked Hadrian's Wall from Carlisle to Heddon over four days in glorious sunshine and we arrived at Heddon Lodge hot and tired. We were initially apprehensive having heard and seen some indifferent reports but our welcome from David and Jacqui, accompanied by a refreshing cup of tea (or coffee or orange, if preferred), could not have been... More

This is not an ordinary house, it is a sumptuous home, into which we were very warmly welcomed, inspite of being a bit hot after the last yomp up the hill to reach here! Conservatory setting for breakfast was an additional surprise, with views towards Newcastle, would recommend to any Wall Walkers.

Nothin' here to complain about, really! Arrived earlier than expected and received a cuppa tea for welcoming, while the room was set up. Nice location with beautiful view over the valley. Breakfast was very good and rich. There's no complimentary wifi in the house, but the pub next to it offers free access.

We got on well with Jacqueline and found her to be a welcoming host.Everything was clean and well appointed.It felt more like staying with a (distant) relative. We were the only guests at the time. I'm not sure I would have enjoyed sharing a breakfast table with strangers but that's just me! Otherwise I felt it was everything I would... More