The Olde Ship Inn

Overnight stay was excellent, great hospitality with lovely staff, beautiful room, and great food and beer a real gem.

What an absolute gem . From the minute we walked in the door we were made to feel very welcome. All the staff were kind , conscientious and made time to talk to us as they did with everyone. The room was superb. Comfortable, clean and very well appointed. The food was superb and there was a great choice. Likewise, the breakfast was unbelievable. All in all , magnificent.

A lovely one night stay at the olde ship, gorgeous 4 poster room overlooking the Harbour. The food was brilliant we expected pub style food but the quality was at least restaurant standard. Friendly and attentive staff also made the experience brilliant.

Seahouses isn't wheelchair friendly, with majority of shops having high steps or only a small space inside. My elderly mother needed the toilet, the public loos needed a key to use, the restaurant we ate at, access was on upper level so our only option was to ask at The Olde Ship Inn. Colleauge we asked regarding a disabled loo was so helpful and pleasant.

A really lovely stay! We were in the little cottage next to the pub. It was clean and comfortable and the bed was very comfortable. What a lovely village, too!

We had a lovely 2 night stay at the olde ship inn at Seahouses. Lovely town and beach. The inn was quirky and obviously very old with lots of sea faring memorabilia throughout the hotel. Great bar with real ales - a joy for my husband. Food in the restaurant was of a high standard albeit slightly ‘pub grub’ but we both enjoyed our meals. Breakfast was excellent. The downside was our room (12) had a glass panelled door into the bathroom. The light coming through into the bedroom was so bright at 4am that we were awake very early and struggled to get back to sleep. The second night we used a blanket which was stored in the closet to drape over the door which made a huge difference. It is worth noting that there is no on site parking, however there is a payable carpark 5 mins walk away. We paid for a full days ticket (around £10). Parking is free of charge from 6pm to 8am so we had to be there in the morning to renew for our second day.