Frequently Asked Questions

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We are just a short drive from Hadrian’s Wall  around 5–10 minutes depending on which section you’re visiting. This makes The Queens Arms an ideal base for walkers and anyone exploring the Roman Wall and Northumberland’s historic sites.

Yes, we offer free on-site parking for all pub visitors and overnight guests. Parking is available directly behind the building for easy access. 

Yes! Our rooms are perfect for walkers exploring Hadrian’s Wall National Trail. We offer comfortable beds, warm showers, breakfast, and an on-site shop stocked with drinks, snacks, and essentials. 

Yes, breakfast is available for all guests staying in our rooms. It’s a great way to start your day before heading out to explore Hadrian’s Wall or the Northumberland countryside 

Dogs are welcome in the pub bar area, and we allow dogs in certain accommodation rooms. Please contact us in advance to check availability for dog-friendly rooms.  

The Queens Arms is located in the village of Acomb, just 5 minutes from Hexham by car. It’s a convenient spot for visiting Hexham Abbey, local shops, and the surrounding area. 

 Yes, all rooms and the pub offer free Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay connected during your visit. 

Currently we don't serve hot food but we have a shop on site there are many local outlets we can recommend. Please contact us for further details.

Absolutely - we offer a selection of Northumberland and regional ales, as well as popular draught options, wines, and spirits. 

Yes, The Queens Arms has a built-in village shop where guests can buy snacks, drinks, maps, and everyday essentials - ideal for stocking up before a day on the trail. 

Yes, we offer a range of room types including Standard Twin, Premier Double, Small Double, Budget Single, and Small Single rooms. See our Rooms page for more info.

 Check-in is typically from 3pm, and check-out is at 11am. Early or late check-in may be available on request.

Yes, subject to availability. You can book online, give us a call, or drop in if you’re passing through Northumberland or walking Hadrian’s Wall.