The Old Sweet Shop Villa
Main amenities
- 145 m²
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
Location
Located merely a 9-minute walk from the 4.8-hectare walled Alnwick Garden, the 7-room The Old Sweet Shop Villa Alnwick offers cycling to diversify guests' leisure.
Chapel of Ease can be found in the vicinity of this 3-bedroom villa and The Lion Bridge is a mere 1.2 km away. The holiday home is nestled 700 metres from natural attractions like The Alnwick Botanical Garden Poison Botanical Garden. Also, Alnwick War Memorial is situated about 5 minutes' walk away.
The Old Sweet Shop Villa comes with a bathroom with a walk-in shower, a separate toilet, and a washing machine.
There is a fully equipped kitchen at the accommodation complete with a refrigerator, a toaster, and a cooktop. The Alnwick property is in close proximity to café Station Buffet Barter Books. Newcastle airport is 60 km away from this Alnwick property.
Review by hotel critic
The Old Sweet Shop in Alnwick served as an excellent base for our recent family vacation. This well-maintained property was conveniently located near shops and attractions, making it easy for us to explore the enchanting Northumberland area without needing a car. The house's thoughtful layout provided ample space for our family, contributing to a comfortable stay. One of the highlights was how accessible local activities were; we enjoyed a lovely day of golfing at a nearby course, which was a pleasant surprise for the children. Cycling along the scenic routes leading to Alnmouth and Warkworth also became a cherished family bonding experience. We greatly appreciated the owner's supportive approach, providing a comprehensive welcome pack and clarity regarding our departure. With one parking space available and a pet-friendly atmosphere, this accommodation effortlessly catered to our needs. For families looking for a welcoming place to stay, I highly recommend the Old Sweet Shop. It balances proximity to attractions with essential comforts, allowing for a memorable family getaway in the beautiful North East of England.
