The Merrymoor Inn near Newquay sits proudly in the coastal settlement of Mawgan Porth, renowned for its beautiful beach, dramatic coastline, and spectacular views. Four miles north of vibrant Newquay, the pub has seven inviting en-suite bedrooms, many of which have glorious views of the beach and cliffs beyond. Family-owned and dog friendly, this Cornish gem is the picture-perfect coastal escape.
Pub Activity: Near the Coast
Brown’s Hotel
Built in 1752, Brown’s Hotel in Laugharne was the favourite watering hole of the poet and writer Dylan Thomas. Beautifully refurbished, Brown’s has 14 single, double, and superior double en-suite bedrooms, luxurious suites, and a few dog friendly rooms. Featured in The Guardian, Telegraph, Times, Tatler, and New York Times, Dexters Steakhouse & Grill serves great food in a relaxed setting.
BrewDog Kennels Aberdeen
BrewDog Kennels Aberdeen sits on Union Street, in the heart of the city. The hotel has 26 studio style air-conditioned bedrooms, each with epic BrewDog touches such as shower beer fridges, a guitar and record collections. The “hoppiest” place on earth, BrewDog Castlegate is below the Kennels and serves 28 beers on tap, and a mouth-watering menu. Dogs are welcome.
The Royal George
The Royal George is a beautifully refurbished pub located right on the water’s edge, with breathtaking views over the Taw & Torridge Estuary. Steeped in history, the pub has four bedrooms above the pub, and a further six a short stroll away on the quay. Appledore is a maritime and fishing village about three miles north of Bideford. Breathe in the sea air, relax, and unwind at this coastal gem.
The Ship Inn
The Ship Inn at Mundesley overlooks the golden sands of Mundesley Beach on the North Norfolk coast, seven miles south east of Cromer. The pub was named by The Telegraph as one of the “50 Best Pubs with Beer Gardens”, and has seven boutique en-suite bedrooms, some of which have breathtaking sea views. Step inside and you will find the picture-perfect eating, drinking, and dreaming den.
The Ferry House
The Ferry House is an award-winning waterside retreat with breathtaking views of the Swale Estuary. Surrounded by protected wetland bird reserves, Blue Flag beaches, and abundant wildlife the pub has 11 beautifully styled en-suite bedrooms. Their highly acclaimed restaurant has been a multiple winner at the “Taste of Kent” awards, and their large kitchen garden delivers a ‘Plot to Plate’ ethos.
The George & Heart House
The George & Heart House sits in the centre of Margate’s Old Town, a short stroll from the railway station, and moments from the seafront. This magical, lovingly restored former coaching inn has six beautifully designed bedrooms, and a two-bedroom Heritage Suite, each of which is a boutique haven. The pub also has a cosy bar, informal restaurant, Zen Den, and sociable courtyard garden.
The Allanton Inn
The Allanton Inn is a family friendly coaching Inn, dating to the 18th century. Situated in the village of Allanton, the pub has seven en-suite bedrooms, each combining modern comfort with traditional décor. The pub sits just over the border from England, between Duns and Berwick-upon-Tweed and is the perfect stop-over for guests looking to explore the Scottish Borders or Northumberland.
The Lamb Inn
The Lamb Inn is the oldest pub in Eastbourne, situated in the Old Town and dating from 1180. The pub mixes tradition and modern comforts perfectly and is steeped in history with cellars and a crypt situated beneath the public bar. Above the pub there are four en-suite bedrooms comprising of two doubles, a superior double, and a family room, each named after one of their own Harvey’s beers.