Pubs for Pups

Tucked in a peaceful corner of rural countryside, The Pheasant Inn is a dog-friendly Cheshire inn which enjoys some of the most magnificent panoramic views in the area.

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. 

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.

The dog-friendly Avon Causeway is a beautiful traditional pub with rooms, built in the 19th century as a conversion of the Hurn railway station, near Christchurch in Dorset.

Built in the 16th-century from local, honey-coloured stone, dog-friendly The Acorn Inn in Dorset is a traditional British pub and hotel in the heart of Evershot, where dogs are given a super warm welcome with guaranteed fun, comfort, classic character and charm.

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 stylish coastal pub and an AA Four-Star Gold Inn in Lymington, dog-friendly The Mayflower in Hampshire is the perfect base for those craving a seaside break with their furry friend in tow. 

The Forest is a modern dog-friendly brasserie and bar with rooms in the village of Fence in Lancashire - a fantastic place for diners and drinkers to enjoy a Mediterranean inspired menu, in a relaxed and contemporary setting, with a large south facing garden perfect for dining al fresco with your best furry friend in tow.

The Royal Oak is a gorgeous 200-year old dog-friendly countryside inn tucked away in East Lavant, a pretty village with flint-walled thatched cottages and a 13th-century church, at the foot of the South Downs - the ultimate playground for dogs! 

The dog-friendly Quarryman’s Arms is a traditional country pub and inn with a history dating back over 250 years, located in beautiful Box Hill, on the outskirts of Bath.