Dog-friendly places to stay in Northumberland

Northumberland’s wild beauty is perfect for adventures with your dog, and our collection of dog-friendly places to stay make it easy to explore the region. From cosy stone cottages nestled in rolling hills to charming inns near windswept beaches, every stay is full of character and warmth—for humans and dogs alike.

At Sawday’s, we personally inspect every place to stay, so we know they’re as welcoming as they are wonderful. Expect roaring fires, dog-friendly touches, and endless opportunities for exploration, from the vast Cheviot Hills to the sandy stretches of Bamburgh and beyond.

Featured dog-friendly places to stay in Northumberland

The Elm - Gallery

The Elm

Morpeth, Northumberland
The Hemmel - Gallery

The Hemmel

Morpeth, Northumberland
The Bothy - Gallery

The Bothy

Hexham, Northumberland

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