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Dog-friendly places to stay
Hotels, inns, cabins and cottages that take dogs. Check fees and which rooms before you book.
Awaiting confirmation 4 of these 13 places are listed from a trusted guide (usually CAMRA) and we're still waiting for the venue to confirm the details. Call ahead before you go. Places marked Confirmed by the venue have told us their dog rules directly.
Tees Valley
Everything in Tees Valley
Area photoThe area: Out with the dogs by the River Tees by Oliver Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0 Kip & Nook
Dog roomsAwaiting confirmationCabins, a converted container and a barn on the edge of Darlington. The on-site Workshop does brunch every day and wood-fired pizza some evenings, with pool, ping pong and darts.
Source: Tees Valley visitor listing: Kip & Nook · checked 24 Oct 2026
Area photoThe area: Yarm Viaduct by Stephen McKay, CC BY-SA 2.0 Middleton Cottages
Dog roomsAwaiting confirmationSelf-catering cottages near Yarm, each with its own hot tub.
Source: Tees Valley visitor listing: Middleton Cottages · checked 24 Oct 2026
Photo: Graham Hogg, 2011, CC BY-SA 2.0 Gisborough Hall
Dog roomsAwaiting confirmationA country-house hotel on the edge of the North York Moors, near Guisborough.
Source: Visit Tees Valley: Gisborough Hall Hotel · checked 24 Oct 2026
County Durham
Everything in County Durham
Photo: Steve Daniels, 2012, CC BY-SA 2.0 High Force Hotel
Dog roomsFrom the official siteA historic coaching inn right beside High Force waterfall, with stone bars, an open fire and a tearoom. Handy for the Pennine Way.
Source: Raby Estates: High Force FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026
Photo: Paul Buckingham, 2010, CC BY-SA 2.0 Rose & Crown
Dog roomsAwaiting confirmationAn 18th-century inn on the green of one of Teesdale's prettiest villages, near Barnard Castle.
Source: Rose and Crown: dog-friendly rooms · checked 24 Oct 2026
North Yorkshire
Everything in North Yorkshire
Photo: The CB Inn, 2026, Used with permission CB Inn
Dog roomsConfirmed by the venueA remote 18th-century inn named after the man who owned the dale's lead mines, with pine floors, open fires and 19 rooms, close to the Pennine Way and Coast to Coast.
Source: CB Inn: dog-friendly stays (and email from the inn, 24 Oct 2026) · checked 24 Oct 2026
Photo: Keld Lodge, 2026, Used with permission Keld Lodge
Dogs insideConfirmed by the venueA former youth hostel at the very top of Swaledale, where the Pennine Way meets the Coast to Coast, with a small bar, a 40-seat restaurant and big fell views.
Source: Email from Keld Lodge, 24 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 24 Oct 2026
Photo: The Buck, Reeth, 2022, Used with permission The Buck
Dogs insideConfirmed by the venueA coaching inn overlooking Reeth's green, popular with walkers, with real ales, food every day and seven dog-friendly rooms.
Source: Email from the Buck, 24 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 24 Oct 2026
Photo: The Bruce Arms, 2022, Used with permission Bruce Arms
Dogs insideConfirmed by the venueA big stone pub with rooms in the riverside village of West Tanfield, near Masham, known for its food, with beams, a log burner and four B&B rooms.
Source: Email from the Bruce Arms, 26 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 26 Oct 2026
Photo: The Fleece Hotel, 2026, Used with permission Fleece Hotel
Dog roomsConfirmed by the venueA hotel in a striking Gothic building on the edge of Richmond town centre, with a table-service bistro, real ale and dog-friendly rooms.
Source: Email from the Fleece Hotel, 26 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 26 Oct 2026
Northumberland
Everything in Northumberland
Area photoThe area: The Simonside Hills, Coquetdale by Carroll Pierce, CC BY-SA 2.0 Queens Head
Dogs insideConfirmed by the venueA pub with rooms at the foot of Rothbury's main street, close to the Coquet and the Simonside Hills, where dogs are part of the furniture.
Source: Email from the Queens Head, 25 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 25 Oct 2026
The area: The Simonside Hills, Coquetdale by Carroll Pierce, CC BY-SA 2.0 Star Inn
Dogs insideConfirmed by the venueA small village inn in the upper Coquet valley, with indoor seating and a courtyard, close to Harbottle Crags and the Drake Stone walk.
Source: Email from the Star Inn, 25 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 25 Oct 2026
Area photoThe area: Towards the Cheviots by Tim Heaton, CC BY-SA 2.0 No.1 Hotel
Dogs insideConfirmed by the venueAn 11-room hotel and wine lounge in the centre of Wooler, a handy base for walking in the Cheviots and the College Valley.
Source: Email from the Tipsy Angel team (sister venue), 25 Oct 2026 · checked 25 Oct 2026
Prefer a cottage in the North East?
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