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Hadrian's Cycleway Route 72 Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

Tantallon House Bed and Breakfast is located on the Cycle Route 72 Hadrian's Cycleway and is the perfect place to stop and break up your path along Hadrian's Wall. We provide a warm welcome to all cyclists and have all of the facilities you could need to help you.

We have secure storage adjacent to the house for cycles and we have a large drying room for wet clothing. We also provide a washing service for a nominal fee. The AD 122 Chariot bus which runs along the lenfth of the wall, stops outside our accommodation and will take you and your cycle along Hadrian’s Wall National Trail, just in case your legs get tired!

If you need a hand with anything we are able to come and collect you - just give us a call and we will do everything we can to help. You can be sure a hot drink and relaxing shower will be waiting for you at Tantallon House at the end of your day's cycling.

Click here to see our fantastic 4 Star Silver Accolade bed and breakfast rooms.

Cycle Routes near Hadrian's Wall in Cumbria and Northumberland

There are a number of stunning cycle routes and path near us at Tantallon House and free resources to guide you are available either from the Tourist Offices or from us. Examples of maps available for routes near our accommodation include:

• Northumbria’s Cycling Kingdom
• Cycling in Haltwhistle
• Cycle Northumbria
• Cycling at Keilder
• Carlisle to Penrith (part of the C2C route 7A)
• Reivers Cycle route
• Cycle Northumberland 24 one day Routes (by Ordnance Survey)
• Tyne Valley Cycle Map

Hadrian's Cycleway Route 72 Accommodation

Our bed and breakfast accommodation is located on the border of Cumbria and Northumberland on the National Cycle Route 72 Hadrian's Cycleway. This Cycle Route goes through Brampton, into Gilsland and then generally follows the line of Hadrian's Wall. You will pass our B&B just before you come into Gilsland if you are cycling from Brampton and we are just outside the village of Gilsland if you are cycling from Greenhead. Hadrian's Cycleway is over 174 miles and snakes its way all through the World Heritage Site. It has some off road, minor roads, quiet roads and takes in most of the major Roman Sites along the way and is a stunning trail to explore.

Saddle Skedadle Cycle Tours

Saddle Skedadle can help your organise your route along the Hadrian's Cycleway, as they offer both a guided and self-guided package. The route goes from coast to coast, along quite country lanes and National Cycle Networks routes, taking in the breathtaking sights and sounds along the Roman wall. Breakfast and lunch are included and Skedadle will also organise your accommodation for you, stopping off at bed and breakfast and inns, and guiding you to some of the best places to eat along your route. Be sure to check the Saddle Skedadle website for more information.