Top Northumberland Pet Friendly Cottages with Hot Tubs

Beautifully presented and with a 5 Star Gold award from Visit Britain, The Carriage House is located in the peaceful village of Ulgham close to the Northumberland beaches of Cresswell (10 minutes), Druridge Bay, Amble and Warkworth and you are also only 10 minutes from the popular and historic market town of Morpeth with its wide range of food and fashion shops, restaurants, and bars. Staying at The Carriage House, you can take day trips out and about to explore the whole of Northumberland’s many famous local attractions; the beaches, Alnwick and Bamburgh castles, The Alnwick Gardens, the wide open spaces of the stunning surrounding countryside, Cragside House, the National Park and Dark Skies and a variety of friendly seaside villages and come back to a lovely, welcoming cottage. Relax in the superb hot tub, take a walk around the owners' attractive garden, snooze in the hammock and eat dinner outside in the lovely, enclosed courtyard. The Carriage house is set next to the owners' house. It has 2 bedrooms; a king-size and a twin, both with full en-suite bathrooms and would suit a family, a couple or a group of friends. There is a large playing field, children’s park and tennis court in the village just a five minute walk from the cottage. Ulgham village is surrounded by quiet country lanes, ideal for walking and cycling. There is a river nearby with pleasant walks along the banks. In nearby Widdrington Station - on the way to Druridge bay, there is a pub, a Co-Op shop and a good fish and chip shop, plus a pub restaurant about 5 minutes further away. At Cresswell, The Drift Cafe overlooking the dunes serves great food and you also can buy excellent ice cream at the 5 star rated ice cream shop right on the beach front! Free guest Wi-Fi. Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water are included.

Located in a peaceful corner of a family-friendly park just off the A1, this welcoming lodge offers a perfect getaway for those seeking relaxation and quality time. The park features a cosy pub and restaurant with live music events, a games room for family fun, and a serene lake ideal for leisurely strolls and birdwatching. Your lodge comes complete with a spacious, open-plan living area, a well-equipped kitchen, and a deck with a private hot tub to soak and unwind. It’s the perfect setting for creating cherished memories. Surrounding area - Explore the charming village of Felton, just 3 miles away, known for its artisan bakery and popular pub/restaurant. - Morpeth, a bustling market town, is 9 miles away offering shops, cafes, and a slice of local life. - Spend lazy beach days at Druridge Bay Country Park with its lake and sandy beach (7.5 miles) or visit the historic Warkworth Castle and beach (9.5 miles). - For a day of culture, Alnwick Castle and Gardens are 14.5 miles from the property. Living space - Open-plan layout with comfortable seating and a Smart TV. - Well-equipped kitchen perfect for preparing family meals. - Dining table with seating for four. Bedrooms and bathrooms - One airy double bedroom with an en-suite shower and WC. - One twin bedroom with ample storage. - A separate family bathroom with modern amenities. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Large decked area with garden furniture for al fresco dining. - Sunken private hot tub for ultimate relaxation. - Steps leading to the entrance of the property. - Private parking for one car (additional parking spaces nearby) Highlights and notable features - Located on a family-friendly park with on-site facilities. - Tranquil lake and opportunities for nature exploration. - Close to beautiful beaches, historic towns, and local attractions. This charming lodge is an ideal choice for families or couples wanting a peaceful retreat with plenty of nearby attractions to explore. Relax, recharge, and make wonderful memories in this delightful setting.

Enjoy a holiday to remember in this luxurious coastal retreat in the harbour town of Amble. The three-storey property sleeps eight guests and is perfect for families and friends seeking a stylish getaway on the Northumberland coast. The elegant home is less than 1 mile from Amble’s bustling marina, and you can enjoy day trips along the coast to Alnmouth, Seahouses, and Bamburgh, all within 26 miles. The exceptional holiday home exudes style and sophistication. Each area has been carefully curated, featuring statement furniture, mood lighting, and bespoke design elements. Luxurious touches, such as underfloor heating, ensure maximum comfort throughout your stay. Leave outdoor attire in the handy utility/boot room, before moving through to the impressive kitchen/diner. This open-plan, sociable area is packed with high-specification appliances and has all the worktop space needed to cater for a large group. Enjoy informal gatherings at the breakfast bar, or come together at the beautiful dining table for dinner parties and family celebrations. In summer months, further extend the social space by opening the French doors to the courtyard. A partial dividing wall with a flame-effect electric fire separates the kitchen/diner from the ground-floor lounge, where you’ll find a Smart TV and a plump, L-shaped sofa. Upstairs, three stunning bedrooms await, all with their own en-suite shower rooms. On the second floor, you’ll find another lounge area with comfortable seating and a Smart TV. This room also houses a luxurious, sunken infinity bath – the perfect place to unwind after a day of adventure. French doors open from this room onto a west-facing balcony. A king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room completes the second floor. Outside, you’ll find an enclosed courtyard with outdoor lighting and furniture for al fresco dining in the summer months. The large garage is available for guests to use during the stay and there is private parking at the property for two cars. Amble is a vibrant seaside town with a great range of independent shops and eateries. Head down to the harbour to potter around the collection of retail pods, where you can pick up local crafts, delicious produce, and fresh seafood, before dining in one of the town’s many pubs or restaurants. From the harbour, you can also join one of the boat trips around Coquet Island, to see the resident seals and puffins, depending on the time of year. A short walk along the river brings you to Warkworth Castle (1.5 miles), and other nearby attractions include Druridge Bay Country Park (3 miles) and Alnwick Castle and Gardens (9 miles).

Perched on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, this luxurious barn conversion offers a true rural idyll to large groups that love the great outdoors. Sleeping eight guests in four bedrooms, this pet-friendly property sits within 1.5 acres of private grounds and offers magnificent valley views. With two lounges and gorgeous grounds incorporating a wildflower meadow, a quirky wooden sauna and a hot tub, it’s the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day on the trails. Vaulted beamed ceilings, arched windows and doors, exposed brick walls and polished wooden floors add to the property’s character and charm. Underfloor heating, Sonos speakers on the ground floor, home cinema surround sound in the lounge, plus the outdoor sauna and hot tub ensure a touch of luxury. Set beneath a vaulted ceiling and flooded with natural light, fill the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with laughter and chatter as you gather together. With a central island and breakfast bar, double AGA and electric oven, the kitchen is a dream to prepare meals in, while mixing with those relaxing on the comfortable sofas. There’s a table here for casual meals, while the formal dining room is the perfect backdrop for celebratory occasions. Settle in the formal lounge to watch a film, or take a glass of your favourite tipple to the garden to stargaze while bubbling in the hot tub. You can also dine alfresco with a BBQ and outdoor table set within the landscaped garden. Four elegant bedrooms are divided between the ground and first floors, the two king-size suites accessed via different sets of stairs. Three bathrooms plus an additional WC and separate utility room take care of all practicalities. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and International Dark Sky Reserve, the Northumberland National Park is a patchwork of rolling hills, sweeping moorlands, ancient forests, and picturesque valleys. There’s a wealth of historical attractions, including Hadrian’s Wall, which you can access at Chollerford (8 miles), while Kielder Water (from 16 miles) offers water sports and a multitude of walking and cycling paths.

This former home of William Hardy, the famous fishing tackle manufacturer was built in 1892 in the style of a Scottish country house and has been lovingly preserved with antiques and luxurious furnishings to retain its opulent character while offering modern comforts for a truly memorable holiday. Walk into Alnwick for the magnificent Castle with Harry Potter connections, the renowned Alnwick Gardens, a wide range of restaurants, bars, independent shops, the market, and Europe’s largest second-hand bookstore and there are a golf club and tennis courts too. The sandy beach at Alnmouth is nearby, with its coastal golf course, as is Amble’s fishing port and Warkworth Castle. Drive to Cragside, the Armstrong estate in Rothbury and the breath-taking National Park. Access to the property is via the main entrance at the back of the property. Four stone steps lead to the front door of this impressive property and into a welcoming vestibule. Turn left into the main lounge with a collection of rich fabrics and sumptuous leather sofas to relax on. The open fire set in the original feature fireplace adds to the cosy ambience and you can watch your favourite films on Smart TV or simply enjoy a pre-dinner drink. The kitchen has a casual, country-house feel with a gas range-style hob and double electric oven, fridge/freezer, two microwaves and a dishwasher. Watch TV while preparing your meals and there is a breakfast table and seating where others can sit and keep the cook company. The utility area leads off the main kitchen housing a sink, washing machine and tumble dryer and there is a separate Butler’s kitchen beyond this room, with a fridge and electric oven and hob. Spend quality time together entertaining in the spacious and elegant dining room at the front of the house with an open fire in the original fireplace, polished wood flooring and a beautiful, long table seating eighteen, perfect for sociable meals and celebrations together. For the musically talented, why not gather around the Grand piano for an old-fashioned sing-along. You can store and prepare drinks in the side-kitchen off the dining room. Head through to the conservatory to relax with after-dinner drinks or gather for morning coffee. For quieter moments, there is a small reading room on the ground floor with a couple of easy chairs, a TV, and a wide collection of DVDs to watch during your stay. There is also a useful separate WC on the ground floor. All nine bedrooms are tastefully furnished with traditional furniture and harmonious styling. Each bedroom has its own TV so you can watch a little TV in bed and a seating area where you can read or enjoy a morning drink, and each has an en-suite bath or shower room with beautiful features and tiled floors. Three of the bedrooms are located on the ground floor. The first has a double bed and the lovely en-suite bathroom has a rolltop bath. This room also benefits from its own separate lounge with a comfortable sofa and TV. The second bedroom has a magnificent king-size, four-poster bed and an en-suite shower room with WC while the third offers a king-size, manor-style bed and an en-suite shower room with WC. The remaining six bedrooms are upstairs where the large landing area has a range of comfortable seating options arranged around lamps and occasional tables. The grand fourth bedroom has a super-king-size, four-poster bed and is decorated in warm, rosy tones with a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a bath, separate shower and WC, all illuminated by a sparkling chandelier. Next, is a king-size, four-poster bedroom which benefits from an ensuite bathroom featuring a period bath, separate shower, and WC. The sixth bedroom has a king-size, four-poster bed, a cosy seating area in the large bay window, a feature fireplace and an en-suite shower room with WC. The seventh bedroom also has a king-size, four-poster bed and the en-suite bathroom has an elegant slipper bath to enjoy a soak in, separate shower and WC. The eighth bedroom is decorated in peaceful colours with original, polished wooden floors, with an attractively designed manor-style king-size bed and a lovely en-suite shower room with WC. Finally, the light and airy ninth bedroom has comfortable twin beds, with dual aspect windows overlooking the mature garden and an en-suite shower room with WC. Outside, the sheltered patio area invites you to take a dip in the hot tub with room for seven and spend some restorative time in the four-seater sauna. Head through the gate to the enclosed garden, a lovely place for children to run around, play hide and seek and discover the other outdoor seating areas. The property can be entered on foot through a grand pillared entrance with parking at the rear for 9 cars.

Thornbrae Cottage is the latest addition to the Thornbrae Collection of superb holiday cottages on the outskirts of Alnwick. This modern, single storey stone-built cottage is finished to a high standard and offers luxurious holiday accommodation for up to 4 guests. Within the cottage, there is a light and spacious open plan living area with lounge, dining and kitchen. There are two bedrooms; the master has a king size bed and large en-suite with double walk in shower. The second bedroom is a twin room and there is a lovely family bathroom with shower over the bath. All on one level, this cottage is suitable for anyone with limited mobility. Outside the cottage, there is an enclosed patio area which features a private hot tub, ensuring whatever the weather, you can enjoy this lovely outdoor space with your friends and family. The patio also has an outdoor dining area where you can relax with your food and drink. Outside there is a patio area with a large dining table, BBQ and sauna. This area is perfect for families and friends holidaying together within the Thornbrae Collection of cottages, looking for communal space to relax in and dine together. Guests also have access to shared gardens in the grounds with children’s play equipment. Thornbrae Cottage provides the perfect base for exploring the stunning county of Northumberland with days out to the coast, including Alnmouth beach only 10 minutes drive from the cottage and the popular town centre of Alnwick, just a short walk, where you will find an excellent range of cafes, boutique shops, restaurants and not forgetting the award winning Alnwick Castle and The Alnwick Garden attractions - both within easy reach. Parking for up to two cars. Sorry no dogs are allowed at Thornbrae Cottage. Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water are included.

Thornbrae Lodge offers luxury, self-catering accommodation for up to 4 guests. The cottage has been completely refurbished and offers excellent facilities throughout. Accommodation is all on one level with a spacious lounge with large flat screen TV and log burner. There is a good sized, well equipped kitchen and dining room. There are two double bedrooms; the master with a super king zip and link bed, both with large flatscreen TVs and a stunning large shower room. Outside the cottage, there is an enclosed patio area which features a private hot tub. The patio also has an outdoor dining area where you can relax with your food and drink. Outside there is a patio area with a large dining table, BBQ, sauna and an additional shared hot tub. This area is perfect for families and friends holidaying together within the Thornbrae Collection of cottages, looking for communal space to relax in and dine together. Guests also have access to shared gardens in the grounds with children’s play equipment. The cottage enjoys one of the most enviable locations in Alnwick, just a short distance from the town centre where you will find a great range of cafes, boutique shops, restaurants, bars, weekly market in the square and of course, the very popular Alnwick Castle - home of the Hogwarts and scenes from the Downton Abbey TV series. The Alnwick Gardens is close to the Castle and is a must- visit. Regarded as one of the world’s most contemporary gardens, it features a spectacular grand-cascade water feature, a Poison Garden and one of the world’s largest tree houses which plays host to a renowned restaurant. You are also under 10 minutes drive from the award-winning Northumberland Coastline, which has also just been voted Holiday Destination of the Year by Countryfile Magazine 2017. Explore the nearby popular seaside villages of Alnmouth, Amble, Craster and Seahouses and take a boat trip to the Farne Islands. The area is steeped in history with ancient castles including Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh, Warkworth and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne dotted along the coastline. Staying in Thornbrae Lodge you are ideally located for some great days out, plenty of stunning views, vast open spaces and unspoilt, sandy beaches. Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water are included. Sorry, no dogs are allowed at Thornbrae Lodge.

Thornbrae Retreat is a beautifully presented, stone-built holiday cottage in Alnwick for 4 lucky guests. This property offers an excellent standard of self-catering holiday accommodation for families or friends looking to stay in our stunning county and explore all the many local attractions. Set over two floors, the cottage is spacious and light with many luxurious features including en-suite shower rooms for both bedrooms upstairs, an open plan lounge kitchen and dining area downstairs with bi-folding door leading to your own, smart, decked balcony area, flat screen TVs in the bedrooms, complimentary slippers and free off-road parking. From the lounge, large bi-folding patio doors, lead out onto a patio area which features a private hot tub, ensuring whatever the weather, you can enjoy this lovely outdoor space with your friends and family. The patio also has an outdoor dining area where you can relax with your food and drink. Outside there is a patio area with a dining table, BBQ and sauna. This area is perfect for families and friends holidaying together within the Thornbrae Collection of cottages, looking for communal space to relax in and dine together. Guests also have access to shared gardens in the grounds with children’s play equipment. Staying at Thornbrae Retreat, you are within easy reach of Alnwick Castle, where they filmed the Hogwarts scenes from the Harry Potter films, as well as scenes from Downton Abbey, and of course, one of the world’s most contemporary gardens where you are guaranteed to have a wonderful day out, the Alnwick Gardens. While you are there you might visit The Treehouse restaurant featured on Michel Roux Junior’s recent series, the famous Barter Books store with a surprise! and the centre of this popular market town with its many independent shops and great restaurants and bars. All this and our fabulous, award winning coastline close by, which has just been voted Holiday Destination of the Year by Countryfile Magazine 2017 is just a few minutes drive. For example, Alnmouth beach, village high street and panoramic golf course is a mere 7 minutes by car and you have boat trips to Coquet Island from nearby Amble and to the Farne islands from Seahouses, not to mention Bamburgh’s magnificent Castle, village and glorious beach. Craster’s pretty harbour and coastal walk to Dunstanburgh Castle and The Ship Inn at Low Newton... are all within easy reach!! Inland, you can drive to Rothbury, the Simonside Hills and Cragside House and Gardens in just 20 minutes. Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water are included. Sorry dogs are not allowed at Thornbrae Retreat.

Nights nestled under the stars and glasses of wine in the hot tub are all yours with this gem of a holiday cottage within Alnwick, Northumberland. This luxurious getaway for two is in a sought-after location with less than a mile's walk to Alnwick Castle and Gardens and the town's wide range of eateries. This wonderful stone-built hideaway has been furnished to an extremely high standard and has everything you could need for a special retreat. After a day of exploring the National Park, discover the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner and stretch out amidst cosy exposed stone walls, a spectacular lantern roof window, and wall-to-wall windows. The kitchen is contemporary, matching the rest of the home, and has everything you could need to rustle up delicious dinners for two. It even boasts a washer/dryer, should you need to freshen up walking jackets and hats. Enjoy your meal around the table, and when the weather is kind, throw open the doors to allow the fresh air to flow through, or even dine alfresco on the patio. Long soaks in the hot tub are highly recommended before climbing into the sumptuous super-king-size zip-and-link bed. The room even has a walk-in closet and Smart TV. The stylish shower room rounds off the property. Leave the car keys on the side and stroll into the centre of Alnwick, where you can visit the impressive structure of Alnwick Castle, wander the Alnwick Garden or catch a show at Alnwick Playhouse. There are many interesting shops to peruse too, including several bookstores for keen readers. Exploring the coast is easy. Down the coast, Alnmouth (4.5 miles) has a wide, golden beach as well as a picturesque golf course, while to the north, Howick (6.5 miles) boasts a photogenic hall and gardens, which was once home to Earl Grey.

A quaint and cosy cottage in a beautiful location with plenty of outside space. With two bedrooms, sleeping up to four people, guests will love a stay here with so many walks, cycle trails and other local attractions to see. When returning from exploring the area on a day out, guests can relax in the garden with private wood fired hot tub, pergola and BBQ. The cottage itself is set out over a single-storey with a kitchen and diner which enjoys views out to the pretty garden. For the times you are not enjoying food at a local restaurant, the kitchen has everything you need to cater for your group. You can choose to eat indoors at the kitchen table, or outside under the pergola on the deck. If you’re tired from a day out exploring, the lounge is a great place to relax in front of a cosy wood burner set in a stone, inglenook fireplace. There are yet more views from this room, but also a TV. The property’s two bedrooms are both doubles. One even has a four-poster bed. They too have views of the surrounding countryside, while a family bathroom completes the accommodation. Outside the lovely garden surrounds the cottage on three sides. At the front, there is a picnic-style table and seating. To the rear, you will discover the private wood-fired hot tub, perfect for soothing those achy limps after a day of activities. There is a raised area with garden furniture placed under the pagoda with fairy lights and a charcoal BBQ for fun, alfresco dining, and drinks or a lazy evening gazing at the stars. Within 2 miles of the cottage is the village of Bellingham. It has a wide range of shops, pubs and cafes, which are great for discovering while on holiday. There are so many tranquil walks right from the cottage’s doorstep - particularly along the River Rede. A walk to Hareshaw Linn to see the stunning waterfall is a must see, and can be started from Bellingham. Kielder Water and Forest Park is 10 miles away which has a plethora of outdoor activities.

This Grade II-listed luxury holiday home sits within the grounds of Lemmington Hall in the Northumberland countryside. The area offers excellent outdoor pursuits with wildlife including red squirrels and deer. Just 5 miles away is the historic town of Alnwick, with quality eateries, shops, and friendly inns. People can visit Alnwick Castle, featured in the Harry Potter films as Hogwarts, and Alnwick Gardens with its cascade waterfall, poison garden, and treehouse restaurant. The Northumberland Heritage Coastline, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is 9 miles from this exclusive retreat. The cottage sleeps four and accepts up to two dogs. Inside the cottage, you'll find period features including original leaded glass windows. The spacious lounge has a Smart TV and wood burner for evenings in. The kitchen is equipped with all you need for meal preparation, with a dining area suitable for couples or families. The ground floor has a king-size bedroom with Smart TV and en-suite shower room. Upstairs, there's another king-size bedroom with Smart TV and a bathroom with free-standing bath and large shower cubicle. The cottage comes with large mature gardens, outdoor table and chairs for dining, and a private hot tub for relaxing after exploring. There's off-road private parking for up to four cars.

This stunning stone barn conversion is set on a working farm in the rolling Cheviot foothills of Northumberland National Park, one of Northumbria's most scenic areas. The traditional cottage is perfect to enjoy a romantic getaway, with special touches ensuring relaxation and recuperation. Found in the hamlet of Rochester, which dates back to the Romans who built a fort there, you will be surrounded by 400 square miles of breath-taking landscape, just waiting to be explored on foot or by bicycle. As well as the beautiful Kielder Forest, the Cheviots and Hadrian's Wall all being on your doorstep, you will also be able to take in some of the UK's finest stargazing - the lack of light pollution means Northumbria National Park has the darkest skies in England. Enter the property through the double gates, where a gravelled forecourt leads you to the front door. Stepping over the threshold, you'll enter a gorgeous farmhouse kitchen/diner, complete with electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine, beautiful Welsh dresser and pine dining table. To the right of the kitchen, step down into a spacious lounge with a wood burner, TV, DVD and a sofa bed. It’s an ideal space to relax after a day exploring the wonderful surrounding countryside. To the left of the kitchen, you'll find a sumptuous bedroom with a four-poster bed, en-suite shower and WC, and direct access to the private hot tub area outside. There is an enclosed garden and decked area with garden furniture to enjoy al fresco dining. There is storage for bikes at the property. Dogs fees are charged per dog at £20.00 for up to 7 nights, £40.00 for up to 14 nights and an additional £20.00 for every week or part week thereafter.

This property is located just outside the village of Lamesley. With easy access to the national road network, the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne is a short drive from the cottage, and you’ll be within reach of Northumberland’s stunning heritage coastline. There are picturesque coastal villages and historic castles to the north, while many Areas of Outstanding Beauty and the Cathedral City of Durham are located south of the cottage. Why not visit Antony Gormley's famous Angel of the North sculpture, just a short drive away? The cottage itself is light and spacious, with an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge has ample comfy seating for all guests from which to enjoy the TV, or to sit back with a coffee. The dining area has a table with seating for four, while the kitchen is fully-equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. The master bedroom is on the ground floor, with a double bed, and two sets of French windows with views to the garden and beyond. The shower room is also located on the ground floor with a large corner shower cubicle and WC. The first floor is reached by an open-tread staircase which ascends to a mezzanine-level bedroom overlooking the lounge with a double bed and another TV. There is also a second bathroom on the first floor with a bath tub and separate WC. The accommodation is set within the grounds of the owner’s property, in a secluded positons at the head of a private gravelled driveway, with ample space for parking. The garden lawn and patio areas surrounding the cottage offer breath-taking views over the Northumberland hills, and the purpose-built timber-framed gazebo is the perfect place to relax with a glass of wine. There is also a BBQ available to use for some al fresco dining and entertaining friends or family.