Byrness - General
Address:
7 Otterburn Green
Byrness Village
Near Otterburn
Northumberland
NE19 1TS
Tel: 01830 520425 or 07928376677 (mobile)
Email: byrness@yha.org.uk
Prices from:
Adult: £15.00
Under 18: £14.00
Valid until: 28/02/2010
Description:
YHA Byrness (Forest View) is set in the tiny hamlet of Byrness on the edge of Kielder Forest and Northumberland National Park, just a few hundred yards from the Pennine Way. Byrness is extremely remote but driving less than 30 miles in any direction takes you to historical sites, sporting and activity centres, glorious gardens or shopping centres. The building has recently undergone major refurbishment with new divan beds, carpets and curtains, and all rooms have 2, 3 or 4-beds. Central heating is supplied by an Eco - Friendly wood pellet boiler and hot water by Solar panels, while the log burning stoves in the quiet room and dining room keep the hostel cosy all year round. Cyclists can take advantage of the secure storage for up to 10 bikes. Meals can be provided or guests can prepare their own food in the well equiped self-catering kitchen and there is a large selection of beers and wines on offer. The hostel is open all year for individual or group bookings. Please ring for details of special offers.
Opening information:
Open every day of the year.
Reception Open:
08.30 - 22.00 hrs
Check in from 16.00
Need to know:
Byrness is in an unspoilt area of outstanding natural beauty and wildlife abounds including red squirrels, deer and buzzards. YHA Byrness is 6 miles from the nearest pub but it has a full alcohol licence. The hostel is not suitable for children under 5 years
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Just spent 2 nights at Byrness with Joyce and Colin who were very wecoming. It was our first ever experience of hostelling and we loved it. The hostel is small and homely and very peaceful. It is s...
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