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e-mail :theoldeship@seahouses.co.uk
web :http://www.seahouses.co.uk
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Nautically themed and fully
residential, THE OLDE SHIP sits
boldly above the tiny fishing harbour of Seahouses. Historic as it is with its
strong local maritime connections, The
Ship continues to maintain its high traditional standards in the face of
changing modern hotel trends. Thoughtfully equipped, tastefully decorated
bedrooms, realise our recent harmonised rating of two stars.Popular bar foods
include locally caught sea produce, freshly made sandwiches, delicious home
made soups, and wholesome daytime meals that extend into the evenings.
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customers and the friendly efficiency of our staff, make The Olde Ship one of
the most pleasant and memorable places to stay. Indeed small though The Olde
Ship is ,we are modestly proud that our inclusion in a number of varied
national and international guides is well founded, and not without some little
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The main saloon bar has
tremendous character lit by stained glass windows and in winter by the
welcoming glow of an open fire. Adjoining the main bar -
is another - snug, low beamed,"The Cabin". The pub is a veritable sea museum
-The scrubbed wooden foor is constructed from pine ships decking, while the
walls are festooned with a wide variety of nautical artifacts, model fishing
boats and a replica of Seahouses' lifeboat, The 'Grace Darling'. Figure heads,
diving helmets, pulling oars, fish baskets, branding irons, Lamps, all add to
the unique 'feel' of circumstances that was only too prevalent many years
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2006 There were over 20,000 visitors to this site during
2005
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