Bamburgh's Castle Inn under new ownership
The Castle Inn, Bamburgh, is officially under new ownership. The business will be operated by Kymel Trading Limited, the current operators of The Lord Crewe Bamburgh (five-star rated and one AA rosette winner), Spanish City, Whitley Bay, and Trenchers of Whitby.
Kymel Trading Limited has been actively seeking new ventures since they began operating The Lord Crewe in late 2021. With its ideal location and evident potential, The Castle Inn presented the perfect opportunity for the company.
Kyle Mackings, CEO of Kymel Trading Limited, explained: “Since we began operating The Lord Crewe in late 2021, we have been actively seeking new ventures in the area. “From its iconic castle to its award-winning beach, Bamburgh is undeniably one of the best destinations in the UK.
“The Castle Inn is just up the road from The Lord Crewe, and we’re very excited about the plans we have in store for the business.
“We look forward to sharing more information over the coming months.”
By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily
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