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Dogs don’t get enough credit. They lift our mood and make us smile when we feel like we’re smiling too little. Now, it’s time to give back to our dogs, and what better way than on vacation? There are plenty of packages to choose from too: the UK is now officially a dog-friendly nation, with one in three households keeping a dog as a pet and hotels embracing the fact that we don’t want to travel without a dog. Whether it’s a luxury seaside hotel that’s dog-friendly and offers massages for mutts, or a shabby country pub whose rooms also welcome four-legged patrons, you can now bring your pooch with you whenever you’re not around Go anywhere. . Consider sharing the breakfast sausage. Here are the best pet-friendly hotels in the UK.
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Each hotel on this curated list has been visited by one of our expert reviewers, often at no charge. They stay at least one night, try at least one meal, and try other experiences the hotel has to offer.
This pet-friendly hotel near Bolton Abbey has its own lounge for dogs, which humans can use for free too. Upon arrival, your foster dog will be provided with a dog bed, water bowl and a selection of delicious treats. After a stroll along the riverside at Bolton Abbey and a paddle on the nearby dog-friendly beach, you can order room service from the doggie gourmet menu – including doggy beer or wine (from £15 per night). Originally built as a coaching inn in the 17th century, the hotel retains much of its original features, including four-poster beds, stunning views and a superb spa.
It’s an 18th-century coaching inn with an attractive roadside frontage, its walls covered in white creepers and black window dressings. The lakeside location offers views of Windermere and the Falls, and for many, this is the Lake District. As a “resort hotel” it caters to guests whether they want to be lazy, active or have fun with the family. Guests receive a 10% discount at the Aquatics Centre. Walking and driving routes are available, dogs are welcome and beds, biscuits and bowls are provided (£20 per night).
This former Victorian schoolhouse-turned-inn is as stylish as Beau Brummell’s interior. A gorgeous carved oak bar dominates the main room, and alongside the malty charm of Cholmondeley Best Bitter and Merlin’s Gold, there’s a staggering 400 delicious gins for you to sample. Your loyal friend won’t get thirsty either, as dog beer (made with beef broth) is always on hand. Three rooms in the old teacher’s house behind the inn are dog-friendly (£10 per night).
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After enjoying a salt bath along the Northumberland coast, this cozy boutique hotel in the small coastal fishing village of Beadnell is sure to warm your cockles. The rooms have the feel of a country estate with a liberal London feel, while the dog-friendly restaurant is more fisherman-style, serving local ales and some very fresh seafood. Four-legged guests bring their own dog basket, food and even a special outdoor shower (£10 per night). Seahouses are a 40-minute walk along rugged white sand beaches.
A quaint country pub with a boho style and artsy vibe. This business from an artist’s residence offers beautiful rooms, delicious food and contemporary art – check out the striking dog portrait at the entrance. There’s plenty of beautiful countryside to explore nearby, and you can take your furry friend with you. £15 per dog including chic wicker dog bed, dog bowl and treats from Lily’s Kitchen. Ask at check-in for recommended dog walks.
Located on the doorstep of Westonbirt Arboretum, the UK’s premier collection of trees. Adjacent to the carriage house and modern additions, this Cotswold stone manor house is an attractive, practical property with plenty of style and space. It’s a great place for dogs – there are eight rooms available for canine guests (from £20 a night) and there’s a dedicated doggy menu in the bar, from beef stew to liver and oat biscuits. There’s still plenty of room to roam.
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This hideaway on the rolling grounds of a private estate has a fun and contemporary vibe. They have 63 stylish rooms, 12 of which you can choose from if you bring Fido (treehouse, farmhouse room and some suites – £30 per dog per night), as well as a dog bath and bath for washing up after walks Shampoos, dog agility classes, a boot room with extra tennis balls and dog walking maps, and dog afternoon tea in The Lounge (with dog-friendly muffins and Cotswold Raw treats).
This Georgian manor and estate is a hidden gem in Hampshire, with 500 acres of beautiful surrounding countryside and is dog-friendly. Plus, if a luxurious spa, impressive pool, clay pigeon shooting, biking, yoga, croquet, fishing and the popular Highwire Adventure obstacle course appeal to you, the concierge team can arrange dog sitting and activities. There is an additional charge of £35 which includes bedding, crockery, food packs and personal mineral water on arrival.
What was once the “hotel” for Hampton Court Palace guests is now a beautiful boutique hotel filled with beautiful antiques, stylishly designed rooms, hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper and stunning tributes to King Henry VIII himself pattern. On the banks of the Thames, across the road from Hampton Court Palace, with Bushy Gardens, river walks and boat tours on the doorstep, the hotel has 9 dog-friendly rooms on the ground floor. Access to the courtyard (£20 per night, includes welcome pack). You can enjoy lunch, afternoon tea and dinner with your pet in the Coppernose Restaurant, or on the outdoor terrace in warm weather.
Dogs can use The Kennels, a private members’ club at this sports estate in West Sussex (£30 per stay). Delicious treats include organic pig ears, and dog-friendly walking maps are available. Your four-legged friend can sleep in your bedroom and have access to the dining room. Regular visitors might consider the Kennel’s Dog Membership Package, which for £60 per year, with 70% of the fee donated to the Canine Partner charity, ensures a personal bowl is reserved just for your pooch.
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Let your dog smell some exciting new scents at this beautiful Dartmoor home, where the Grade I listed gardens feature a variety of exotic foliage, caves, dales and glades to explore. For you to sniff. All rooms are dog-friendly (£20 per night) and come with bowls, beds and treats. This highly romantic, chintz-free estate was once the holiday home of Georgiana Russell, Duchess of Bedford, and is now managed by Alex Polizzi. The “home away from home” atmosphere makes you immediately feel like the owner of the estate.
This is a stylish and artsy base in the center of Bath, just a short walk from the Roman Baths and Bath Thermal Baths. The hotel has an excellent restaurant, a charming drinking area and charming rooms. For a fee of £35 per night, colorful guests get their own bed, bowls and boxed snacks. They have access to the bar and lounge area but not the main restaurant, however owners can eat from the same menu in the lounge if they want to dine with their canine companions.
This indulgent country retreat is set on a 500-acre estate in the southern Cotswolds and is ideal for families with dogs. While the main attractions include Michelin-starred restaurants, impressive spas, beautiful indoor swimming pools and equestrian centres, this four-legged friend wanders through the woods, walks on flower-filled meadows and Enjoy recreational activities including grooming. Dog area. Wash and dry after walks, dog dinner, bed, fleece, crate, towels and bowls, from £25 per night.
One of Cornwall’s cheapest and most convenient hotels, St Michaels is located on the edge of Falmouth, an area rich in history and thriving arts and entertainment scene. Swanpool beach and town center are a 15-minute walk away, with beach access and access to the beach right on the doorstep. Some of the resort’s rooms and beach huts (one, two and three bedrooms) are pet-friendly, and the £20 per day fee includes treats, blankets, dog beds and bowls.
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