First-class service awaits at the Bike and Boot, amidst North Yorkshire's breathtaking landscapes, where luxury meets canine-friendly hospitality. Pamper yourself and your pup. 

Full of character and historic charm, The dog-friendly Charlecote Pheasant Hotel is located just five miles from Stratford-on-Avon and has a glorious setting  opposite the National Trust's stunning Charlecote Park, a grand 16c Century country house surrounded by its own deer park. 

The dog-friendly Beckford Inn is a beautiful 19th-century Cotswold pub and hotel in the village of Beckford, near Tewkesbury with wonderful walks on the doorstep.

Situated in the picturesque Woburn Village, the dog-friendly Woburn is a charming 18th-century property offering a warm welcome to you and your best furry friend. 

Once wartime home to the Intelligence Section of the RAF in Buckinghamshire, dog-friendly Danesfield House is brimming with history.

The George is a historic 14th-century Grade I listed Tudor inn which is super dog-friendly located in the heart of Norton St. Philip, near Bath. 

Set in the pretty village of Crudwell just 4 miles outside Malmesbury. The dog-friendly Pettifers Hotel is the perfect Cotswolds escape. Within easy distance of many fabulous dog-friendly attractions including the Cotswold Water Park, Westonbirt Arboretum and the Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens

Overlooking gorgeous gardens and fields, dog-friendly Hollin House Hotel is a historic hotel on the outskirts of the charming Bollington village in Cheshire. It is in the middle of the Peak District with stunning walking and pretty villages all around and with the bustling market town of Macclesfield on the doorstep.

As you sweep up the long tree-clad drive and glimpse the amazing facade of dog-friendly Glenapp Castle you will immediately be entranced by the magic of the place. With turrets towers and crenellations it is a fine example of Scottish baronial style.

The Three Swans is a traditional, dog-friendly Inn perfectly placed right in the center of the historic town of Market Harborough. This iconic building is a former 16th-century coaching inn and is as comfortable and elegant today as it was in its coaching heyday.