Where to Stay
Last updated: 22 April 2004
Plashetts is not a large place, and that is the character of a stay here. Rooms are few. The nights are quiet, and the morning is the trees. You should arrange somewhere before travelling; there is no tourist booking system on this website, and letters are collected twice a week. A stay of a night or two is enough for the main paths and the gallery, and is the stay we can offer.
- The Colliery Inn — closed for refurbishment; rooms not offered
- Forest View — two rooms, by arrangement with Miss A. Ridley
- Camping — field behind the hall, summer, by arrangement
How to ask for a room is described under booking. The nearest further beds are outside the parish, in Kielder and toward Bellingham, and those offices will tell you their own hours. This office does not take bookings for those. Breakfast at Forest View is part of the arrangement; there is no evening meal in the village while the inn is closed, and Falstone is the practical supper. There is also a small eating-house, opened in the 1990s, which they call The Ginger Cat; it is not the inn, and we do not take bookings for it.