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| The Holy Island of Lindisfarne Café BeanGoose B&B |
Guest accommodation on The Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Cafe BeanGoose is situated in the Market Square next to Lindisfarne Priory and a short walk to the sandy beaches, the harbour and Holy Island Castle.
*** Please note that Cafe BeanGoose is now closed for the winter. We will reopen in August 2010 for bookings (2 nights minimum stay only) ***
Our self catering cottages on Holy Island are available for short breaks during the winter months.
For information about our cottages you can scroll to the bottom of our accommodation page to find details or visit www.lindisfarnecottages.co.uk or email enquiries@cafebeangoose.co.uk
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Cafe BeanGoose can be found in one of the oldest houses in Holy Island village, Selby House. It is in a central village location, next to Lindisfarne Priory. Guests can enjoy sea views to the front of the house and the privacy of our beautiful sunny garden, full of birds and flowers.
The B&B and Self-Catering Cottages are run by Lesley and Roger Andrews. The accommodation above the café boasts a large family room overlooking Holy Island village square with views across the sea to the Farne Islands, and a lovely twin room overlooking our beautiful garden. In our adjoining building, The Stable annexe, there is a large double ensuite bedroom overlooking the garden and a double bedroom with views across the Market Square to Holy Island harbour. The Stable has its own private garden and its own cosy sitting room. Please see the "Accommodation" page for further details.
We are an environmentally friendly establishment, currently awaiting grading by the Green Tourism Business Scheme. Our food is home made using organic, fair trade and locally produced ingredients. Our bedlinen is made from organically grown cotton. The water is heated by solar thermal panels and we use cleaning materials that don't harm our environment.
Cafe BeanGoose B&B was recommended in The Guardian newspaper by travel writer Dixe Wills when, during August, he set off from Holy Island to walk the St Oswald's Way: "....my room [Farne View] had one of the largest beds on whose organic cotton sheets I've ever had the privilege of sprawling, and the view somehow crammed in both the attractive village square and the distant Farne Islands."
We are sorry we can not accommodate pets in our B&B rooms.
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| Awards: | Green Tourism Business Scheme (awaiting grading)
Gold Award winner in the North Northumberland Local Food Awards 2008 |
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| All Rooms Have: |
| Tea and Coffee making facilities |
| Colour TV |
| Clock Radio |
| Hairdryer |
| Freeview digital television |
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| Other Facilities: |
| Garden for Guest Use |
| On Site Parking |
| Breakfast Available |
| Lunch Available |
| Ironing Facilities |
| Children Welcome |
| Cyclists Welcome |
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Payment Cards Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Switch/Delta, Maestro |
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