1 / 7The Duke of Wellington Inn
Corbridge, Northumberland
Yes. Dogs can stay overnight.
A village inn in Newton, in the Tyne Valley, where dogs are welcome throughout the bar and walks start from the door.
Walk in from the valley with a muddy dog, take a pint to the log-burning stove and decide what to eat from there: that is the evening The Duke of Wellington Inn describes for its own bar. It has stood at the heart of Newton, in the Tyne Valley, for over two hundred years, a dog friendly inn where the village still gathers over stone floors, local ales and a collection of North East gins.
Seven en suite rooms are each named after a Northumbrian river and designed around its character, so no two are quite the same. The inn doesn't state which of them take dogs, how many can come or if it's fine to leave the dog alone in your room, so ask before you book. The welcome is warm all the same: water bowls are provided, dogs are welcome throughout the bar as long as their humans behave well, and if they ask nicely there may be dog biscuits behind the bar.
Dogs are welcome in the bar dining area as well as at the bar itself, and the full food menu is served there without booking, so you can eat dinner with the dog under the table. An AA Rosette marks the kitchen, which works with producers across Northumberland, and the restaurant looks out over the Tyne Valley.
Darts, dominoes and cribbage are kept for evenings in the bar, and the rooms hold a five-star gold rating from Visit England and the AA. The walking begins at the door with your dog, and the inn sits twenty minutes from Hadrian's Wall and an hour from the Northumberland coast.
Facts checked October 2026 from the hotel's own website. Details can change, so please confirm anything important, especially the dog rules, with the hotel before you book.
At a Glance: Dogs
- Rooms for dogs
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dogs per room
- The hotel doesn't say
- Size or breed limits
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog fee
- The hotel doesn't say
- Left alone in the room
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the bar
- Welcome
- In the lounge
- The hotel doesn't say
- Eating with your dog
- In a dog friendly dining area
- In the grounds
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog extras
- Bowls and treats
- Walks from the door
- Yes
- Nearest dog friendly beach
- None within 20 miles
Where the hotel doesn't say, check with the hotel when you book.
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For You
- Eating and drinking
- 1 AA Rosette
- Rooms
- Self catering cottages
- Parking
- Free parking
- Children
- Children welcome
- Awards
- Five-star gold rating from Visit England, AA five-star inn rating
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Duke of Wellington Inn dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs can stay overnight. This comes from The Duke of Wellington Inn's own website. Details can change, so check with the hotel when you book.
How many dogs can I bring to The Duke of Wellington Inn?
The hotel doesn't say how many dogs you can bring, so check with the hotel when you book.
Is there a charge for dogs at The Duke of Wellington Inn?
The hotel doesn't say whether it charges for dogs, so check with the hotel when you book.
Can I eat with my dog at The Duke of Wellington Inn?
You can eat with your dog in a dog friendly dining area. Dogs are welcome in the bar.
Can I leave my dog in the room at The Duke of Wellington Inn?
The hotel doesn't say whether dogs can be left alone in the room, so check with the hotel when you book.
Are there dog walks near The Duke of Wellington Inn?
The hotel says there are walks straight from the door.
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