The Joiners Arms sits in the heart of Newton-by-the-Sea, moments from the sweeping sands of the Northumberland coast. Known for its striking interiors and relaxed, grown-up atmosphere, this popular pub offers something a little different from the traditional seaside inn. It is perfectly placed for bracing beach walks, wildlife spotting and exploring historic castles. Inside, bold design touches sit comfortably alongside the warmth and hospitality you would expect from a Great British pub.
Choose from:
Five Joiners Arms rooms – Bill Bags Cape, Sebastia, Sennen Cove, Silver Beach & Sandwood Bay. In room features include Juliet balconies and statement centrepiece bathtubs – coupled with luxurious king-sized beds, fluffy robes and locally sourced in-room treats. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement directly with the pub.
Four Joiners Den rooms next to the pub – Tweed, Till, Aln & Coquet. Housed in a stone cottage these rooms can be booked individually or as a group.
Rede Shepherd’s Hut adjacent to the pub – Comes with a private patio garden and wooden plunge hot tub.
Castle View Cottage – Three bedroom self-catering cottage a short stroll away.
Telegraph Travel wrote: “A popular coastal pub, 10 minutes from the beach, that’s renowned for its eclectic styling, robust food and dog-friendliness. Bedrooms, split between the pub and a neighbouring cottage as well as a shepherd’s hut, are fun and flirty, with two designed for families.” Expert Rating 8/10
Food is central to the Joiners Arms experience. The menus champion seasonal produce and modern British cooking, served in a stylish yet relaxed setting. Expect inventive takes on pub classics alongside fresh seafood and locally inspired dishes that reflect the coastal location. The bar offers a well-curated selection of wines, craft beers, cocktails, and spirits, making it just as appealing for a leisurely lunch as for an evening meal. Breakfast for guests is freshly prepared and sets you up for a day on the beach or a walk along the Northumberland Coast Path.
