Garden Cottage is our self-catering holiday cottage in Stannersburn, five minutes from the shore of Kielder Water and a twenty-minute drive from Kielder Observatory.
Renovated to a very high standard, it sleeps four in two en-suite bedrooms and makes a warm, quiet base for walking, cycling, fishing and stargazing in Northumberland and the Borders — with the inn’s kitchen and bars a short stroll away on the evenings you’d rather not cook.
Self-catering for up to four, with a minimum stay of three nights. Book online, or call us for weekly rates and anything you would like to check first.
Or call 01434 240 382, or email stay@thepheasantinn.com
We’re sorry, but we’re unable to take dogs or other pets in Garden Cottage. Assistance dogs are welcome by prior arrangement — please contact us before your visit so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
The things guests usually ask before booking. If your question isn’t here, we’re always happy to help.
Four, in two bedrooms upstairs — one double and one twin — each with its own en-suite shower room. Downstairs is open-plan living, dining and kitchen with a wood-burning stove.
Yes. Garden Cottage can be booked online for stays of three nights or more — use the Check availability button on this page. For weekly stays or questions, call 01434 240 382 or email stay@thepheasantinn.com.
Yes — stays of three nights or more can be booked online. For a full week, or if you’d like to check dates first, give us a call on 01434 240 382.
Check in from 2pm and check out by 10.30am. All bed linen and towels are provided, so there is nothing extra to bring.
We’re sorry, but no — we’re unable to take dogs in Garden Cottage or in the inn’s bedrooms. Assistance dogs are welcome by prior arrangement — please contact us before your visit so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
Yes, private parking right beside the cottage, and it’s free. The inn’s own car park is a few yards away if you have a second car.
Please do. The restaurant and two lounge bars are a two-minute walk across the garden, serving lunch 12–2 and dinner 6–8, Wednesday to Sunday. Booking a table is strongly recommended at weekends. The nearest shop is in Bellingham, about fifteen minutes away, so it’s worth bringing the main shop with you.
Kielder Water is five minutes away, Kielder Observatory about twenty, and the 26-mile traffic-free Lakeside Way starts a short drive from the door. Hadrian’s Wall, Hexham and the Scottish Borders are all under an hour.
Self-catering for four, a few yards across the garden from the inn — with a wood-burning stove for the evenings and our kitchen and bars on hand when you’d rather not cook.
