Dog Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In Lancashire

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Alan - Verified booking

  What can i say about this amazing little hidden gem, we were blown away by the fantastic little welcome basket the place was spotless and was welcoming from the start.

  Yes, even after reading the feedback left by others i kept banging my head off the low ceilings but i had to keep going to the windows and opening them up so i could enjoy the amazing views! I must admit, trying to relax on the first night and all we could hear was loud talking and laughter from the beer garden, i thought to myself "oh god no, i hope this doesn't go on to long" and less than an hour it was all quiet, so thank you to the residents and the pwners for being so thoughtful. We are all smokers so spent a lot of time downstairs out the front and not one person walked past without smiling and giving us a greeting,. The dogs loved the shoreline, even if it did result in us having to wash the famous "Morecombe mud" off them, when the tide came in, it was scary just how fast it would come and how it seemed to sneak around behind you and when the tide was out, it looked like you could walk to Blackpool! Would i recommend shorefields, i already have, i was letting dog owning friends know about this diamond of a place before we had even finished our holiday!

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• Antony - Verified booking

  We visited Skirden View cottage for a home away from home trip with our dog.

  We often eye up small cottages that have a modern feel, quiet sites and beautiful views, and this location was just the option we needed. We took full advantage of the hot tub facilities in the good weather, despite there being no covering over the hot tub, it was a beautiful view looking over the fields and the animals past the farm. The amenities and welcome hamper were so well thought out, and most items of household goods in the kitchen/living space were available, especially if you have booked a longer stay. We visited lots of the local pubs, especially the local, The Spread Eagle for a few meals. They were very welcoming, had a great variety of theme nights, good food/drink and dog friendly! If you are looking for somewhere to go for nice walks within a 30 minute drive, Bolton Abbey Ruins and Malham Cove (for any of you Harry Potter fans) were well worth the tough walks - make sure to bring walking boots! We would definitely look to come back to this location again, and thank the hosts for an amazing stay. Thank you!

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• James - Verified booking

  The hosts were very friendly.

  The property was immaculate. We received complimentary wine, toy for the dog and we were fully stocked with tea, coffee, biscuits and milk. Excellent Middleton Pub 2 minutes away. On the way into Heysham was the Grafters Cafe which was dog friendly. A further 10 minutes and you are into Morecambe sea front. Warth our for two speed cameras close together in Heysham. Aldi and Morrisons on the sea front. Also the excellent indoot Festival Market. Nice clean revamped promenade and the Stone Jetty and Tony's Cafe very good. Good fishing off the end of the Jetty at high tide. A top class tacklr shop at Gerry's on the sea front. Follow the coast road into Carnforth, Milnthorpe, Sandside and Arnside. It;s just and hour to Fleetwood which has excellent beaxhes behind the sea defences. Behind thr apartmenr is a beach which you can drive on. There are wandering cows which go across to Sunderland Point. We were very pleased with everthing. You can even hire a Mobility Scooter on Morecambe sea front if your legs are giving out. A good holiday.

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• Karen - Verified booking

  I stayed at Sunny Bank for a 4 week period, whilst searching for permanent accommodation in the area.

  I had not long arrived from Australia & was working full time. I had also brought my pet cat over with me, & Sally (the owner) was very generous about letting her stay in the cottage with me. Sally is a lovely lady, who was helpful & kind, & her attention to detail in Sunny Bank is a testament to her thoughtfulness for the needs of others. In the 4 weeks I spent at Sunny Bank, I did not want for anything. The cottage has everything you could possibly need, for any length of stay. I imagine if there was something you might want, that wasn’t in the cottage, Sally would do all she could to try & help you out. I cannot speak highly enough of her generosity & kindness. Thank you Sally, for all the hard work & effort you have put into the renovation & modernisation of the 300+ year old Sunny Bank, & then sharing the fruits of all that labour with the rest of us. I highly recommend Sunny Bank to anyone looking for the comforts of a home-away-from-home experience, in a beautiful area of Lancashire.

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• Stephen - Verified booking

  Shorefields Two is in a great location for exploring the local area.

  The apartment had a fabulous outlook to the sea. You had everything you needed for a super holiday. Wi-Fi was a little disappointing being the furthest from the hub. The bed (site side) was comfortable, the rooms were spacious, airy and clean. We had no issues with the shared access. Nice touch with towels for dirty paws. The Welcome Tray was superb and gratefully received. The downside for us were the angled ceilings and the bumps on the head despite repeatedly saying out loud "mind your head" especially when washing up or prepping food. Due to the heat we couldn't go out for too long with the dogs and yes there was noise from downstairs whether doors slamming or the residents meeting place in the shop garden - but it didn't spoil our time there the conversation added to the atmosphere. A really lovely site, the cows who graze on the marsh are great to see. The ferry across to Isle of Man became a feature, so did the Sunday air show of microlites, jet and other aircraft.

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