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Pet Friendly Lodges East Sussex

Home to rolling rills, picture-perfect landscapes, family beaches and a number of historic towns, it's no surprise East Sussex is a popular pick when it comes to dog-friendly holidays and we've got the best pet friendly lodges to choose from. Whether you explore the coastal delights of Eastbourne, discover ancient history at Hastings, or indulge in the cultural wonders of Brighton, you and your four-legged friend are bound to have a fabulous time.

 

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    Hooe, England
    High House Cottage, East Sussex
    On the edge of the small village of Hooe, where the local publican James Blackman once operated a notorious smuggling gang in the 1700s, lie these 19th-century barn conversions. High House Holiday Cottage No 1 (ref POOV) and Wheelwrights (ref UKC3510) each provide thoughtful holiday accommodation for two guests. Enjoy rural views from the patio and stroll around the owner’s orchard. Close to the unspoilt pebble beach at Pevensey Bay, see the castle with two-thirds of its towered walls still standing and maybe spot “The Pale Lady of Pevensey”.
    The award-winning beaches at Eastbourne are a short drive away, with access to the South Downs National Park, or stroll along the pier. Enjoy a concert at the bandstand, or visit Eastbourne’s Sovereign Harbour where you can take a boat trip out to the iconic cliffs at Beachy Head. At the heart of “1066 Country” is the attractive market town of Battle, perfect for enjoying afternoon tea, or finding a souvenir of your holiday in one of the art galleries and experience the famous battle itself through dramatic film and audio tours witnessing the event that changed the course of English history – The Battle of Hastings. Take a picnic to Glynebourne, visit National Trust houses, castles and gardens, or book a wine tasting tour at an award-winning vineyard. Good rail connections from Battle to London for further sightseeing opportunities. Beach 3 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.
    These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 4 guests.
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Your four legged friends will love a walk to Brighton Marina or a stomp through the South Downs for a more remote hike. The undulating coastal path will take you along to other towns on the sea such as Hastings, Worthing or Camber. And don't forget to explore the South Downs National Park for exceptional dog walks.

Steeped in history and full of culture, East Sussex is a great destination for a short holiday with your pooch. Accommodation in East Sussex is often pet friendly and provides dog beds so you can turn up and enjoy your stay.

Dog friendly lodges in East Sussex

You'll find plenty of dog friendly cottages in East Sussex. Check out our dog friendly accommodation options in the glorious Kent countryside and friendly cottages in Sussex. Whether you select a secluded rural location with hot tub or a picturesque cottage on the Sussex coastline, you're sure to have a wonderful romantic getaway.

We've also got a selection of quirky accommodation, pet friendly holiday cottages in an idyllic location, self catering holidays in a rural village and dog friendly cottages in the Sussex countryside.

Dog friendly hotels in East Sussex

There is a superb selection of dog friendly hotel rooms in East Sussex. From beach hotels in Brighton, to boltholes in Lewes, whether you're heading to the south coast for coastal walks or fancy getting out into the South Downs, our pet friendly hotels are the perfect location for your pawsome getaway.

You'll find plenty of dog friendly hotels in East Sussex. Check out our individual listings above to pick from the best pet friendly hotels with onsite parking, dog bed, English breakfast, doggie treats and great views. Whether you're looking for a boutique hotel or heading for a spa break, you'll find each of our hotel options welcoming for dogs and their two-legged guests.

 

Make sure to book into a local restaurant to try some of great British food on offer in the area. You'll find traditional inns and bars dog friendly. Or if you prefer a quiet weekend with the dogs, many of the hotels offer great room service.