We spent two nights at this delightful B&B and can highly recommend it. Mary greeted us with tea and biscuits on arrival and both Mary and David were very helpful in terms of suggestions for walks, places to visit and eating out. The rooms are compact, but as well equipped as many hotels and with delightful views of the surrounding... more

We stayed here the first night of our holiday and were in need of total relaxation. We could not have found a better place. The Chapel is beautiful with a setting to match. There are Doves on the roofs to set the mood before you enter. Inside the change from Chapel to a home is simply amazing, a complete labour... more

We stopped briefly at the Yew Tree on our way through Slaggyford while doing part of the Pennine Way. David took pity on us and brought us some well needed tea and coffee and home-made biscuits as there was no cafe in the village. Slaggyford is a beautiful village and the Yew Tree would be a gorgeous place to stay,... more

What a find, a delight to arrive to a friendly greeting and a lovely cup of tea. The surroundings were lovely, rooms fantastic and the whole setting was very relaxing. Felt as if we were staying with friends, the welcome was so warm and genuine. Great for walkers - Peninie Way or South Tyne Trail just out of the door... more

Date 14th April 2006 Reviewer A Trip Advisor Member Newcastle We were undertaking a 94 mile walk called The Source of The Tyne and Yew Tree Chapel is on the route as well as being situated on the Pennine Way We arrived at the converted Chapel to a welcome of home made biscuits and a well deserved cup of tea... more