Accommodation on the Northern Saints Trails
Where to stay on the Northern Saints Trails — find pilgrim-friendly accommodation in Durham, Hexham, Newcastle upon Tyne. Hotels, B&Bs, guesthouses and more for pilgrims walking the Six routes, 30–70 miles each route.
Finding the right accommodation on the Northern Saints Trails is essential for a successful pilgrimage. This Six routes, 30–70 miles each route through North East England typically takes 4–5 days per trail to walk, and you'll need a place to rest at the end of each stage.
Our directory lists verified pilgrim-friendly accommodation along the entire Northern Saints Trails, from Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral. Every property is reviewed before going live, so you can book with confidence.
Browse Northern Saints Trails accommodation by type — hotels, B&Bs, hostels and campsites — or by town, and use our route planning tool to map out your stage-by-stage itinerary.
Types of accommodation on the Northern Saints Trails
Pilgrims walking the Northern Saints Trails will find a range of accommodation types along the route. Hotels offer comfort and full service, B&Bs provide a warm welcome and home-cooked breakfasts, hostels are a budget-friendly option for walkers, and campsites are available for those carrying a tent in the warmer months.
Many of our listed properties cater specifically for walkers and pilgrims, with facilities like flexible check-in, drying rooms for wet gear, packed lunches, and safe storage for walking boots and poles.
Accommodation by town
The key stages of the Northern Saints Trails pass through Durham, Hexham, Newcastle upon Tyne. Use the links below to find places to stay in each town along the route, or browse all accommodation on the route using our planning tool.
Also available in Durham
These places are publicly listed but not yet on Pilgrim Stays UK. Contact them directly to book.
Rose & Crown Romaldkirk
HotelA historic inn located in the Durham Dales that offers dog-friendly rooms and facilities for cleaning muddy gear, making it ideal for long-distance walkers.
Visit websiteWestgate Manor
B&B/GuesthouseA luxury, character-filled property in Westgate that is specifically noted as being walker and cyclist friendly.
Visit websiteBarn at Easington
B&B/GuesthouseLocated in Easington Colliery, this accommodation is well-positioned for those exploring the Durham Coast section of the pilgrimage routes.
Visit websiteHotel 52
HotelA modern hotel located in Stanley, providing a convenient base for pilgrims traveling through the northern parts of County Durham.
Visit websiteHeather View Holiday Park
Campsite/Holiday ParkSituated in the Durham Dales, this park offers a range of facilities and is located near scenic trails, suitable for those seeking a more outdoors-focused stay.
Visit websiteSanctuary Network (British Pilgrimage Trust)
Hostel/CommunityA network of churches and community halls that offer simple floor space to pilgrims in exchange for a donation, perfect for those seeking an authentic pilgrimage experience.
Visit websiteFrequently Asked Questions
Where should I stay on the Northern Saints Trails?
Most pilgrims stay overnight at the end of each walking stage. The key towns for accommodation are Durham, Hexham, Newcastle upon Tyne. Book in advance, especially during summer months and weekends.
How far in advance should I book Northern Saints Trails accommodation?
We recommend booking as early as possible, especially for summer walks and weekends. Some stages have limited options, so booking ahead ensures you have a place to rest at the end of each day.
Do the accommodations cater for walkers?
Many of our listed properties offer facilities for walkers including flexible check-in, drying facilities, packed lunches, and safe storage for walking gear. Look for these amenities on each listing.
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