A pub at Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland serves one of the 'best' breakfasts on the A69.
The Bowes Hotel, Bardon Mill, is highly recommended on Tripadvisor for its cooked breakfasts, which customers say is 'one of the best we have ever had'.
The rural village pub, which has an open-plan bar and restaurant, is an ideal place to stay close to the A69 and provides easy accessibility to Hexham, Carlisle and Newcastle.
Bardon Mill is a 'fantastic place to stay' and explore Hadrian's Wall country, the hotel's website said, following 'investment in a new 'earth-covered' village hall, a thriving award-winning village shop and tearoom and now the complete renovation of The Bowes Hotel'.
Breakfast, which is served between 8am and 9am, is 'out of this world', according to one traveller.
"What a find, a real gem," they said. "Looking for somewhere for a couple of nights to meet up with family and came across The Bowes Hotel, so pleased I did."
The freshly cooked English breakfast was 'excellent - fresh, generous, and perfectly cooked', another review said.
Another satisfied customer said: "We stayed for two nights at the Bowes Hotel whilst visiting the Vindolanda Roman Museum. The hotel is perfectly located within a couple of miles of the archaeological site in a quiet village just off the A69.
"The owners and staff at the Bowes Hotel were very friendly, helpful and efficient. The room was very comfortable and clean with a comfy bed and a good shower.
"We ate at the hotel and enjoyed freshly cooked food of a very high standard. We would highly recommend it."
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