Dog friendly Hotels Northumberland

Number Two The Neuk is situated right in the heart of the welcoming small town of Belford where there are pubs, a tea room and a shop all within easy walking distance. The property has undergone a full rebuild, completed in 2018, and offers tastefully furnished accommodation all conveniently on ground floor level. The living room focuses on a lovely wood burner making this property a suitable choice regardless of the season. The kitchen is in pristine condition and both bedrooms and fresh shower room with walk-in shower are all immaculately presented too. Parking is available outside of the property on a quiet cul-de-sac.
Wooler sits at the foot of the Cheviot Hills and is a popular destination for those who enjoy outdoor activities only 10 miles west from Belford. Local amentities include a fish and chip shop, coffee shop and a Co-op. There is also the farm shop that sells local produce and has a varied menu on offer daily as have the local pubs with some offer food. The picture perfect coastal village of Bamburgh with its dramatic fortress and wide sweep of golden, sandy beach is a highly sought after seaside destination and is only 6 miles away.
The historic market towns of Alnwick to the south and Berwick-upon-Tweed to the north are equidistant at 15 miles away and offer a wide array of facilities. Beach 6 miles. Shop 300 yards, pub and restaurant 100 yards.

Lapwing Cottage has a real Northumbrian theme throughout, and is one of four cottages uniquely positioned offering private access to the River Coquet should you wish to go salmon or trout fishing (licence required). Renovated in 2018, Lapwing Cottage is a beautiful detached barn conversion offering tasteful rooms and plenty of Northumbrian touches throughout, with open plan living and a huge super kingsize bed that can be changed to a twin on request. The sofa bed in the living room is handy for an additional child or adult. The light and airy living space has a modern electric fire and pretty, large arch window on the gable end where you can sit and watch the wildlife in this tranquil setting. The extensive grounds are landscaped, with a small patio area to the front, ideal for relaxation. The friendly owners are nearby should you need anything during your stay and are happy to advise on days out.

There is a great restaurant with a railway carriage theme nearby at Weldon Bridge, less than a mile away, with great ales and a friendly ambience. The historic town of Morpeth is only 9 miles away with an array of pubs, wine bars, shops and cafés. Rothbury, a quieter market town, is only 6½ miles where you will find the vast National Trust property of Cragside House and Gardens, well worth a visit during your stay. The cottage is ideally located for all the link roads should you wish to visit Alnwick Castle and the Northumbrian Heritage Coast only a few miles away. Beach 12 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.
Lapwing Cottage can be booked together with Robin Cottage (CC324018), Wren Cottage (CC324019) and Owl Cottage (CC324025) to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Cairn Rigg, a detached, cosy bungalow, is ideally located within walking distance of the historic and pretty small market town of Rothbury. A perfect retreat for that well deserved short break or annual holiday. Just off the centre in a slightly elevated position you can walk to the pub in ten minutes or a two-minute drive, with free parking all over Rothbury you can leave your car anywhere in the small town centre. This charming and pretty little market town has plenty of pubs, bespoke shops and places to eat in.
With a fabulous rear garden with tiered terraces Cairn Rigg is perfect for couples or up to three adults at all times of the year. Comfortably furnished inside with a Smart TV and open plan living area you can chat whilst you prepare tea in the well-equipped kitchen. To the rear is the lovely garden, the ideal place to sit out in on a sunny evening. The two bedrooms, one double and one single, are bright and airy.
Rothbury is a popular base for exploring the surrounding, stunning countryside which can be done by foot, cycle, or car. Nearby you can walk to the beautiful National Trust property Cragside, the home of Lord Armstrong, on the outskirts of the town. The less energetic may wish to take a gentle stroll along the river and try walking over the stepping stones as a reminder of childhood times.
Serious walkers can amble over to the Simonside Hills. Rothbury is known as the capital of Coquetdale and is ideally located for exploring the nearby villages. Set on the edge of the National Park it is within easy access of the Northumberland Heritage Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and only 12 miles from Alnwick famed for the castle used in some Harry Potter film scenes. The National Park can be easily reached and Kielder has a host of water sports. The drive along the lake is pretty spectacular and the dark skies at night are a big visitor attraction. You may even wish to venture to the Scottish Borders only 30 miles from here and of course the friendly city of Newcastle upon Tyne is only 30 miles south where you can explore the historic buildings and take a photo by the famous Tyne Bridge.

Welcome to Hogarth by the Sea, a ground floor apartment in the heart of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, where comfort meets convenience. This charming retreat featuring local pictures of Newbiggin in days gone by sleeps up to three people, offering a double room for peaceful nights and an additional sofa bed in the living room for an extra guest. Nestled on the main High Street, you’re just a few steps away from the shops, cafés, and restaurants, ensuring you’re never far from the friendly locals.
As you step outside, only 200 yards to the long promenade beckons, inviting you to explore its picturesque views of the bay, sea, beach, and mesmerizing rockpools. One of the highlights is The Couple, a stunning sculpture by Sean Henry, standing gracefully in the bay, an emblem of the area’s artistic flair. Savour the delights of an Italian ice cream parlour nestled by the bandstand on the seafront or seize the opportunity to surf with ease, courtesy of the surfboard hire in the village. The sea here is renowned for its surfing opportunities, promising an exhilarating experience for water sports enthusiasts. The bay frequently has visiting dolphins and has its own Dolphin Watch team.
Venture beyond Newbiggin-by-the-Sea and explore nearby treasures. Within 15 minutes, you’ll find yourself in Morpeth, a historic market town boasting an Edwardian shopping arcade and delightful river boats for hire. Just a short drive away, Whitley Bay and Tynemouth await, adorned with an ancient Abbey and lively streets lined with wine bars and cafés; a favourite among locals. For a taste of some more authentic coastal life, head to Amble, a friendly fishing town with a bustling working harbour. Continue up the coast where the heritage coastline is peppered with castles and historic ruins. Convenient transport options abound, with a nearby bus stop taking you to Newcastle’s vibrant city centre and Morpeth. With effortless road connections to top tourist spots, your holiday promises new adventures and unforgettable memories at every turn. Welcome to your seaside escape in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, a haven of relaxation and exploration. Beach 1 mile.