The best cosy pubs in Hexham, Tyne Valley

Here's what they said.

The Manor House, Haltwhistle got several recommendations from readers including Stuart Heather and Thomas Hodgson.

Tony McKenzie said: "Definitely the Manor House Haltwhistle, such a warm welcome, lovely food, fantastic drinks and friendly staff."

The Manor House, Haltwhistle (Image: TripAdvisor) Keith Nicholson added: "Fantastic friendly pub with great staff and a great warm atmosphere. Must mention the open fire in the winter months, it really makes the atmosphere perfect."

Kenny Graham said 'great food, warm relaxing pub', while Haltwhistle Tech Guy's Facebook page said: "The lovely open fire they have during the autumn and winter season is amazing, also the amazing steak dinners."

The Miners Arms, Acomb was voted for by Mark Dowthwaite. 

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One Google review said: "Such a warming, friendly pub with great food and drink.
We were camping nearby and were in need of a hearty meal - the Sunday lunch didn’t disappoint."

Alan Turnbull recommended The Tannery, Hexham.

One customer posted on Google: "Decided to pop into my old local. It was the best. Lovely food, good company and great music. Very reasonably priced meals with generous portions."

The Samson Inn, Gilsland was voted for by Nev Kirby, who said: "Good drink, food and rooms."

The pub reopened in October after villagers raised the funds needed to buy the pub. 

The 'Save Our Samson' campaign brought with it 465 shareholders through the Gilsland Community Benefit Society Limited (GCBSL), raising more than £150,000 through shares, donations, and event sponsorship.

Lord Crewe Arms was recommended for its 'beautiful location' (Image: TripAdvisor) One reviewer said: "We dropped in on their first day serving Sunday roasts since reopening and they found a table for us, despite lots of table bookings. The atmosphere and welcome from the staff were lovely."

Swinburne Arms, Stamfordham was suggested by Ian Harkness.

"Proper traditional old country local," one reviewer said, with a "warm cosy atmosphere and friendly service. Lovely rural location."

Rory Hutton suggested Lord Crewe Arms, Blanchland.

One review said: "Set in a beautiful, quiet village full of history and surrounded by nature. Absolutely fabulous place to relax and switch off."

Another said: "The hotel, the rooms, the service, the food, and the surroundings combine to provide a very unique and pleasurable experience. We particularly liked the freedom to enjoy the beautiful countryside and wildlife as well as the history of the area."