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Berwick upon Tweed has wealth of natural and historic attractions for visitors. Through a long history as a notable strategic border town, Berwick upon Tweed is laced with castles, monuments and other aspects which pick the town and area out as a popular destination for short breaks and longer holidays. In addition, the beautiful natural surroundings and associated activities account for much of the leisure time spent in the area.
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From walking, fishing, golf, and cycling to coastal activities and water sports on the long Northumberland coastline, the area has attracted lovers of the great outdoors for generations. Best placed to take advantage of the local attractions are the well established Berwick bed and breakfasts, a classic example of which is West Sunnyside House, the recipient of a four star silver tourism award.
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Situated a mile from Berwick town centre, West Sunnyside House occupies a picturesque location at the mouth of the River Tweed, in the appropriately named settlement of Tweedmouth.
Offering comfortable and well appointed accommodation in three rooms, including a newly decorated twin room, West Sunnyside House represents the very best of Northumberland hospitality in a warm, friendly and traditional Berwick bed and breakfast environment.
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Two of the rooms at West Sunnyside House are en suite and the third has private facilities. Additional features in each room include flat screen TV, hand dryer, digital radios, and tea and coffee making facilities. Guests can also make full use of the secure off-road parking facility, and large beatiful garden with seating area.
Tariffs at West Sunnyside House start from £30 to £35 per person per night and £45 to £50 for single occupancy. Prices include breakfast, selected from full English or alternatives including fresh fruit cereals, kippers, or mackerel.
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Contact West Sunnyside House for the ideal Berwick bed and breakfast.
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