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Oddfellows B&B, Blyth
Independent pet-friendly review by Four Legged Guests · updated August 2026 · paw rating built from 5 verified guest reviews mentioning pets
Bring your dog if
- You want a whole-property rental - no shared lobbies or corridors to navigate with your dog
- You're basing yourself in Blyth / the Other UK and want a pet-friendly anchor for day trips
Worth knowing
- Pet fee and any size restrictions aren't published - confirm directly with the property before booking
- Shared corridors and common areas mean nervous or vocal dogs may find it harder to settle
How this review was built Evidence, sources, refresh cadence
- Evidence: 5 pet-mention guest reviews sourced from major booking platforms - guests who explicitly mentioned travelling with a dog. Each review is screened for pet-relevance, then judged for sentiment to compute the paw rating.
- Not a personal visit. We don't stay at every hotel we cover - we summarise patterns from real guest reviews, paraphrased and never quoted verbatim. Full standard on our editorial policy page.
- Wider context: The property has 180 guest reviews overall across booking platforms, averaging 8.2/10 - the paw rating reflects only the pet-mentioning subset.
- Last refreshed: August 2026. Policies and pricing drift; we re-check on a rolling basis. Confirm specifics with the property at the moment you book.
- How the paw rating works: Full detail on the methodology page, including the three verification gates and known limitations.
Pet policy at a glance
- Dogs are welcome in the pub
Pet-friendly summary
The Oddfellows is a small bed and breakfast attached to a pub on Bridge Street in Blyth, and for a dog owner it works better than that description might suggest. The rooms have their own entrance, so you and your dog do not have to walk through a busy bar to get in and out, which is a real advantage last thing at night or early in the morning with a dog that finds crowded rooms stressful.
Dogs are welcome and guests travelling with them describe the place as cosy and the staff as genuinely accommodating rather than merely tolerant. Breakfast is a proper full English and is optional, evening meals are available on site, and the pub next door does food, which keeps things simple if you would rather not leave a dog for long. Guests have mentioned a pet supplement of around fifteen pounds; the property's booking listing does not state a figure, so confirm the current charge when you book.
Blyth itself is a good part of the reason to stay. The beach and the dunes are a short walk away and the promenade with its row of beach huts makes an easy evening stroll, though it is worth checking the seasonal dog restrictions that apply to parts of the Northumberland beaches over the summer. The coast road north towards Seaton Sluice and Whitley Bay is a few minutes by car, and Newcastle is close enough for a day out.
One practical point. The rooms are up a flight of stairs, and guests with older or arthritic dogs have found that awkward, so ask about the layout before booking if your dog cannot manage steps.
Best suited to a couple or a solo traveller with one dog who want an inexpensive, friendly base for the Northumberland coast, and whose dog is comfortable with stairs and with a pub next door. It earns a 4.4/5 paw rating.
Highlights from pet-mentioning reviews
What reviewers travelling with dogs consistently noted about staying here.
- Separate entrance away from the pub
- Beach and dunes a short walk away
- Evening meals available on site
- Stairs to the rooms, awkward for older dogs
- Pet supplement reported around fifteen pounds
About this hotel
A three-star guesthouse and bed and breakfast on Bridge Street in Blyth, on the Northumberland coast. The rooms have their own entrance separate from the adjoining pub, breakfast is a full English and evening meals are available. Blyth beach, the promenade and the beach huts are a short walk away, with Newcastle a short drive.
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Location
91 Bridge Street Blyth, Blyth, NE24 3AE
