The Collingwood Arms
Review
Just a short distance from the Scottish Border in Northumberland, the Collingwood Arms transcends the typical pub experience, offering a glimpse into a more refined countryside retreat. Despite its name suggesting a traditional pub, stepping inside reveals a setting reminiscent of a luxurious country house hotel. The rooms are impeccably furnished, boasting decor of the highest standard, which contributes to the overall experience. The culinary offerings are exceptional, elevating the dining experience to an extraordinary level, truly deserving of this endorsement. As a travel journalist, I’ve encountered numerous hotel managers, but Kristie, the general manager at the Collingwood, stands out distinctly. Her expertise and passion for hospitality shine through her management style, noticeably drawing the best from her team. Observing her work was an inspiring experience, underscoring her natural fit for this role. The charm and quality of the Collingwood Arms make it a place one wishes to return to repeatedly.
- Top 100 Review
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Main Street
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Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland
, TD12 4UH
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