| Once again we have had a fantastic time, cottage warm and cosy. The provision of tea, coffee and cake was very welcoming. The weather was excellent. Would recommend the walk from Seahouses to Beadnell along the beach. We will be back again next year. Thanks |
Jay, Bret + Mika Oldham Lancs, Oct 2011
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| Perfect little cottage, just yards from the harbour was the ideal location for our week of walks & ball throwing for our lovely little pooch Louie. The beaches are the most magnificent I have any seen in this country, and when faced with an expanse of flat, golden sand that seems to stretch forever, there is no doubt there is nothing more breath-taking than our own country when the sun shines (which it did more often than the forecast suggested! ) Among the man highlights were the walk from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle, the wonderful Beadnell Bay, and the cosy Ship Inn near the beach at Low Newton by the Sea. Don't forget to have a pint or two in the bar at The Olde Ship in Seahouses and the gorgeous home made pie at The Black Swan round the corner!
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Damian, Jill & Louie (the dog) Brighthouse, West Yorkshire, Sep 2011
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| Lovely, cosy cottage - had a very relaxing holiday!!! Walks along the beach, great meal in The Old Ship Inn (staff friendly), trip to Alnwick and walks along Beadnell beach and to Dunstanburgh one of my favourite places in the world!!! Thanks for the welcome pack, we had a great time. |
Ann & Chris (Fife Scotland), Aug 2011
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| Cottage brill as usual, lovely to receive welcome food and dog biscuits (woof). It is our third year here it's like coming home. Discovered Newton this year fab walk on beach and pub is on beach - very handy after a long walk! Craster Arms pub at Beadnell very friendly also if it is raining dogs are allowed inside. It has been lovely to chat to locals again in the Black Swan. We are looking forward to next stay here. Thank you |
Hath, Steve & Molly (pooch) Rotherham South Yorkshir, Jun 2011
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| We've come here several years now never been disappointed with cottage. Very dog friendly and very nice people. Had lovely take out meals from cafe next to pet shop (T's, Coffee and Kream). Thank you very much for the welcome pack. |
Fred & Beryl Crook Co Durham, Jun 2011
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| We all enjoyed our stay very much, Seahouses is one of the most beautiful places and we will truly miss this. The cottage was wonderful, everything we could have asked for. The Marina pub in Amble serves very good food to a high standard. Newton-by-the-sea was a lovely little village with a great pub and drinks. We are greatful for tis great time we had here including Olly (the dog). |
The Jones family - Runcorn, Oct 2010
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| On this our first visit to Seahouses, we were fortunate to find such a well planned and equipped cottage ..... |
Minica & Brian Boothroyd Sth Lakeland, Oct 2010
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| We stayed at the cottage last July and we have enjoyed our stay yet again!...... We are sorry to be leaving this lovely place, the welcome provisions "went down very well!" Thank you for the dog welcome pack too. |
Steve, Kath & Mollie the dog, Oct 2010
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| Thank you for a lovely break - Cottage fab, really well equipped and comfortable, also for the welcome pack for us as well as Millie. Northumberland and surrounding area beautiful, visited lots of places........ Thanks again. |
Kath & John Perry and Millie the dog, Sep 2010
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| ..... We never visited Northumbria before but would definitely return. Really enjoyed relaxing in this cottage. Had trips out to Holy Island and the RNLI museum at Bamburgh worth a visit........ Indian Takeaway from the "Indian Brasserie" and fish 'n' chips from Neptunes - both lovely. |
Kim & Wayne Gregson - Lancashire, Sep 2010
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| .......The cottage in the courtyard has been blissfully quiet...... we enjoyed watching the waves crashing over the harbour at Craster - very dramatic. Would recommend Paxton House nr. Berwick very interesting guided tour and lovely country park walk. Lindisfarne and Alnwick Gardens were highlights. |
Peter & Sheila - Wakefield, Sep 2010
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| Our second stay in Seahouses. A good walk from Craster to Howick Hall and back to a good crab sandwich at the Shoreline Cafe in Craster, bettered only by that at the Copper Kettle in Bamburgh! Dinner good at Beadnell Towers. Try Carter's the butchers at Bamburgh - wonderful sausages and pies! |
Peter & Elizabeth - Essex, Sep 2010
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| Great Location. Farne Island boat trip really worth it. and the "hotel grade" bed was a real boon!! Meg and Bowie (our two cheeky chappies!) really loved the beach walks! |
Fox, Fluff, Meg and Bowie, May 2010
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| Arrived to fresh cream cake and a cup of coffee - treats for our two border terriers, makes you feel welcome immediately. Went diving Saturday with William Shiels, excellent boat with a top class Skipper. Nice to be able to take the dogs round to the Black Swan and the Schooner pubs for a beer and chat with the locals. Has a very relaxing few days - will be coming again next year. P.S. nip round to Swallows for a cod fillet, lightly flour and fry for a few minutes - enjoy! |
Phil, Elaine, Sass & Spud - Barrow-in-Furness, Nov 2009
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| Another great week at Seahouses, cottage good again, everything you need. Farne trip very good love the puffins, SHip Hotel a must, great company & beer, we will be back next year same time same place. |
Anne & Geoff - Huddersfield, Jun 2009
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| We have enjoyed our first visit to Northumbria and had brilliant sunshine first 2 days. The cottage and its location was very good choice. Thank you for the welcome pack and 2 woofs from Bunty and Kim for there goody bag. Alnwick Gardens a must! Beaches at Bamburgh and Beadnell are lovely - dogs had a whale of a time. For budding photographers - choose a sunny day to go to Lindisfarne! |
Beverly + Mark Northampton, Oct 2008
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| Another wonderful week at Seahouses, first time at Cliff House Cottages, everything we needed, such a cosy cottage, hope to be back same time and place next year. Just love going to visit the Farnes to see the puffins etc. The people here are so friendly and the company at The Ship Inn made us feel welcome. Thanks for a great time, Geoff's highlight of the week net fishing for Salmon & Trout at Paxton House near Berwick. |
Anne & Geoff, Jun 2008
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| Ours was a last minute decision, after going to Edinburgh for a Rugby match! We just fancied a look at Northumberland and were so lucky to find this place. The cottage is ideal for us well equipped, comfortable and so close to the harbour. The welcome pack was a lovely surprise and much appreciated. After a day spent exploring, especially in the recent dramatic weather, it was so lovely to return to No6. A great decision to stay here and we'll be back. |
Jill + Len Wales & New Zealand, Sep 2007
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| 2nd visit at Cliff House cottages, hope to make it 3 next year..... |
Vera + John Shropshire, Jul 2007
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| Also our first visit to Seahouses and Northumberland - very impressed. Cottage is brilliant and well equipped. Great beaches but the Seals stole the show on a trip to the Farne Islands. |
Keith + Marlene Swindon, Jul 2007
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| Thank you for another comfy cosy week at Cliff House N06 was very nice. We had a good week nice weather lovely birds and scenery.
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Anne + Peter Crane Warminster Wilts, May 2007
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| Had a brilliant time ! A great cottage, especially for a toddler - we much appreciated the lack of stairs and delicate china ornaments. We enjoyed watching the seabirds, the quickly - accessible beach for digging with the toddler. Lovely lunch in The Olde Ship, good trip to Holy Island. Plenty to do with a baby. Thanks for a lovely stay |
Hannah Guids and Ernesto Sarginetti Sheffield, Mar 2007
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| A wonderful stay in a beautiful cottage. A great location and the boat trip out the The Farne Islands is a must! The first Puffins have started arriving. Only a short stay, but we'll certainly be back. |
Frances + Mike Harrogate, Mar 2007
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| Kick back and unwind. Really enjoyed our stay perfect setting. |
Jane + Micky The Lakes, Jan 2007
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| Wow the refurbishments are wonderful. We loved the cottage last year - it just got better ..... |
Anne & Tony Durham, Sep 2006
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| We had a very peaceful, relaxing " Honeymoon" - thank you. The cream swiss roll was fab - so we bought more of them !!! A lovely tasteful cottage, no fussy stuff which is "up our street" Tai (the border collie) said thank - you too! for his welcome pack. |
Mr & Mrs F. Morgan + Tai, Aug 2006
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| Enjoyed our second stay at the cottage. Lovely part of the country. Everything near at hand. Hope to be back in the future. |
Audrey + Tom Smith Bathgate West Lothian Scotland, Jul 2006
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| Well equipped cottage. Peaceful and quiet location enjoyed our stay. Welcome pack much appreciated. Thank you |
John + Val Filey N/Yorks, Jun 2006
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| Well equipped kitchen. Plenty of storage space throughout ....... |
Bob & Clare Masters , Jun 2006
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| It's our ninth year here, same cottage, wife, dog and myself still love Seahouses, will come back again next year. Had a great boat trip four hours to Holy Island via the Farnes ........ on way back the boat was escorted by a dolphin which was a magnificent sight. Recommend the Apple Inn at Lucker for a restaurant meal, 1st class. |
The Glassups - Birstall West Yorks, Jun 2005
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| Had a lovely time, cosy cottage. Walking out of the archway to see the sea was just amazing....... |
Rebecca Kempster & Beryl Rowlands, May 2005
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| It's only the middle of our stay so I shouldn't be writing in this book yet I can't resist. Is it bad luck to write about the holiday before it is finished? We like the cottage. We like Seahouses. We are here quite by chance...... I had once been to Seahouses more than twenty years ago...... It is our last night we have supped on gourmet nut roast prepared in the compact and adequately equipped kitchen and are having a rest before desert, baked apples and double ginger ice-cream from the excellent "Northumbrian Hamper". We have sampled salmon steaks and of course, Seahouses Kippers from the "Swallow fish shop". We had to browse through cookery books in the Sue Ryder shop to find out how to cook them. We recommend "The Ship at Low Newton-by-the-sea and Dunstanburgh castle just a little further along the coast. |
Christine & John - Hebden Bridge West Yorks, Nov 2003
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| A wonderful holiday, as before with everything we could possible need in the cottage. The addition of the bathroom heater was wonderful - thank you. We hope to return again. The welcome pack, as before was delightful. |
Jan & Brian Goode - Yarm, May 2003
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| Extremely well equipped cottage. Very comfortable. Wonderful weather and glorious scenery. |
Clackmannanshire, Mar 2003
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Only 50 yards outside the courtyard and you are on the top of the harbour wall, where seating is provided so you can while away the hours watching the toings and froings of harbour life, or stretch your legs on the beautiful beaches which run North and South and are ideal for leisurely walks, or for those more adventurous try the 6 mile return beach walk to Bamburgh, or the 14 mile return journey to Newton by the Sea (great pub awaits for the mid walk break).
