Blanchland · 1 checked & stamped
Fires, flagstones and no side-eye at the bar. Every pub below lets the dog in — and we say exactly which rooms.
A twelfth-century abbot's house at the head of a stone village on the Durham border, with a bar in the vaulted crypt and a fire you can sit beside for hours. Dogs are welcome in the bar and garden areas, and specific bedrooms are set aside as dog-friendly, so name yours when you book. The moor starts at the end of the village and the dark skies here are among the best in England.
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