Historical Hideaways

Originally built in 1906, New Place Hotel is a superb dog-friendly destination located in the heart of the Hampshire countryside. 

Nestled on the Faccombe estate in the middle of the glorious Hampshire countryside, The Jack Russell is a truly dog-friendly historic pub with stylish bedrooms, each named after dog breeds. 

Dog-friendly Bovey Castle in Devon does it all: where else can you wear your Hunter wellies at 8am, golf spikes at 3pm and Manolo Blahniks for dinner? 

Perched on the cliffs of the Lizard Peninsula, Polurrian on the Lizard is a contemporary seaside retreat perfect for the whole family, including your four-legged friend. 

The Bird, Bath is a unique dog-friendly hotel located in the historic city centre of Bath, Somerset. 

Situated in the middle of the stunning Tamar Valley, it’s easy to see why dog-friendly The Horn of Plenty in Devon has a four-star rating! 

A former 17th-century coaching inn, the dog-friendly Noel Arms in the Cotswolds is one of the oldest hotels in the area, set in the picture-postcard market town of Chipping Campden, just 10 miles from Stow-in-the-Wold.

A stunning privately owned 18th-century country house, dog-friendly The Powder Mills Hotel in Sussex is situated just outside the historic town of Battle, adjoining the famous Battlefield of 1066. 

Grade II listed dog-friendly inn Archangel is a cosy bolthole located in the picturesque market town of Frome, Somerset.

Nestled in the West Yorkshire countryside, Bagden Hall Hotel is the perfect dog-friendly destination for a relaxing break in Yorkshire’s ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ country, with the Peak district and Brontë Country close by.