The Waterside House Hotel and dog access.

noodleshack · 15-03-2015 09:24PM #1

I've had a drink in this hotel a few times but notice that the don't allow dogs out on the patio. I am sure the hotel used to allow them at some point. Was thinking of stopping off there a week or so back after a walk on the beach with the dog but another owner said the hotel had banned dogs full stop. Shame, that. Not a lot of dog-friendly pubs over that way and the Waterside calls loudly after a good cliff-walk or walk along the beach.

rodneyTrotter. · 15-03-2015 09:44PM

noodleshack wrote: »

I've had a drink in this hotel a few times but notice that the don't allow dogs out on the patio. I am sure the hotel used to allow them at some point. Was thinking of stopping off there a week or so back after a walk on the beach with the dog but another owner said the hotel had banned dogs full stop. Shame, that. Not a lot of dog-friendly pubs over that way and the Waterside calls loudly after a good cliff-walk or walk along the beach.

Stopped here ourselves a couple of times with the dogs.
Usually one of us goes in and gets the drinks while the other sits outside with the dogs. Was never a problem. Hard to move you on if you've just sat down with a couple of drinks.
I guess they have to have some rules if everybody sat down with dogs running around. The key is to be considerate and discreet with the dog under control on the lead.
Nice place after a walk on the beach for a coffee it has to be said.

noodleshack · 15-03-2015 09:58PM

Interesting.

TripAdvisor reviews from a few years back hint at dogs running about amongst diners outside. I'm also surprised that they don't have any gas patio heaters. Something tells me money is not being invested in this hotel as the outside looks run down. They have good open are with that patio: imagine if they had a barbie pit over in a corner? That place could be a gold mine in the right hands.

The Waterside House Hotel and dog access.

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