Seahouses · 3 checked & stamped
Somewhere to sleep that actually means "dogs welcome" — bowls out, no hidden surcharge surprises.
A seafront hotel at St Aidan's, looking straight out at the Farnes, and one of the few places on this coast to say plainly how many dog rooms it holds. Twenty of the bedrooms are designated dog-friendly, some with private garden space, so check availability rather than assuming. Dogs are asked to stay off the beds and furniture.
A working farm on the ridge between Seahouses and Bamburgh with self-catering cottages, lodges, wigwams and a touring caravan field, all of it set up for dogs rather than tolerating them. The farm tracks give you a walk before breakfast without touching a road. The beach at Seahouses is a mile and a half down the lane.
A properly old harbour inn above Seahouses, the bars stuffed with lifeboat brass and ships' relics since 1812. Dogs are not part of the inn's bedrooms: only the one- and two-bed bungalows and Chapel Row Cottage take them, and the outdoor picnic area is the dog-friendly space. Worth knowing before you book a double on the strength of the pub's reputation.
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