Tankerville Arms Public House

The Tankerville Arms Public House is a nineteenth-century coaching inn and pub located in the tranquil village of Eglingham in Northumberland, England. It operates as a combined hospitality business, offering accommodation, a restaurant and a bar under one roof. The property is described as dog-friendly and is positioned as a base for visitors exploring rural and coastal Northumberland. The inn provides individually designed rooms, each with an en-suite or private bathroom, flat-screen television, and tea and coffee making facilities, along with what the property describes as a host of little luxuries intended to create a 'home from home' feeling. Free WiFi is available throughout the building. The restaurant is open to residents and locals alike and serves British cuisine, while the bar offers real ales from Alnwick, Rigg & Furrow and Hadrian & Border Breweries alongside a traditional range of beers, wine and spirits. Its location in Eglingham places it well for exploring the Northumberland coast with its beaches and castles, the Cheviot Hills, the Farne Islands and their puffin boat trips, Holy Island across the tidal causeway, and Hadrian's Wall. The business markets itself directly through its own website, where guests can check availability and book rooms, with breakfast always included in the rate and no payment required until arrival. Seasonal promotions include winter deals such as staying four nights and paying for three, or seven nights and paying for five, automatically applied when booking through the official website. As a village pub with rooms, the Tankerville Arms occupies a familiar niche in the British hospitality sector: a small, independently run establishment that combines a local drinking and dining venue with tourist accommodation. Its identity is closely tied to its historic building and its rural Northumberland setting rather than to a large corporate group.

The Tankerville Arms is a nineteenth-century coaching inn in the village of Eglingham, Northumberland, England. Coaching inns were established along Britain's turnpike road network to serve travellers with food, drink and overnight accommodation, and the Tankerville Arms belongs to this tradition. Its name associates it with the Tankerville family, who held the Earldom of Tankerville and were prominent landowners in Northumberland; the title derives from the French town of Tancarville in Normandy. The inn's historic identity is therefore tied both to the local road network and to the aristocratic estate that dominated the area. By the twenty-first century the property operated as a public house with letting rooms, serving both the local community and visitors to rural Northumberland. It is recorded in structured open data as a pub in Eglingham, Northumberland, England, in the United Kingdom. The business maintains its own website, through which it markets rooms, dining and seasonal offers directly to guests, including winter promotions such as four nights for the price of three or seven nights for the price of five, with breakfast included and no prepayment required. The inn presents itself as a dog-friendly establishment with individually designed rooms featuring en-suite or private bathrooms, flat-screen televisions and tea and coffee making facilities, plus free WiFi throughout. Its restaurant serves British cuisine to residents and locals, and its bar offers real ales from Alnwick, Rigg & Furrow and Hadrian & Border Breweries alongside a traditional range of beers, wine and spirits. Its location is promoted as a base for exploring the Northumberland coast, the Cheviot Hills, the Farne Islands, Holy Island and Hadrian's Wall.

• Nineteenth-century coaching inn established in Eglingham, Northumberland.

• Recorded in structured open data as a pub in Eglingham, Northumberland, England, UK.

• Operates a website offering direct room booking with breakfast included and no prepayment.

• Offers winter deals such as stay 4 nights pay for 3, or stay 7 nights pay for 5, available 01/11/26–31/03/27.

A tranquil, dog-friendly nineteenth-century coaching inn in rural Northumberland, combining a village pub and restaurant with guest accommodation for tourists exploring the coast, hills and historic sites.

• Individually designed rooms with en-suite or private bathroom

• Flat-screen television and tea/coffee making facilities in rooms

• Free WiFi throughout the property

• Restaurant serving British cuisine

• Bar with real ales from Alnwick, Rigg & Furrow and Hadrian & Border Breweries

• Dog-friendly accommodation

1. 1The Tankerville Arms, Alnwick | Homepagetankervillearms.com
2. 2Tankerville Arms Public Housewikidata.org