Dog Friendly Hotels Gloucestershire

A charming Grade II listed cottage resting in the historic riverside town of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. Pet-friendly. Enclosed garden. Close to amenities. Cheltenham 10 miles; Gloucester 11.7 miles; Malvern 13.2 miles.

Bank House Apartment is a great base for exploring the surrounding countryside, the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, Monmouthshire and Worcestershire. Located on Newnham High Street right next to the historic clock tower, there are some quaint little shops and two pubs in the village. The River Severn is only a stone’s throw away from the apartment and is one of the best places to experience the famous Severn Bore.
For those looking for an adventure, Bank House Apartment has easy access to the Forest Adventure Outdoor Centre, Puzzlewood, Clearwood Caves and the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum. Alternatively, visit the English Heritage’s Goodrich Castle, National Trust’s Round House and Naval Temple, and Norchard Railway Station Museum on the Dean Forest Railway. Monmouth, with its castle, wide high street and good range of shops, and Chepstow Castle, are well worth a visit. There are also walks, golf and mountain biking opportunities available nearby.
Bank House apartment is all on ground floor level and has a spacious kitchen/dining room with island, dining table and chairs, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, gas hob and double oven. The impressively large living room has an electric fire and Smart TV, whilst the bathroom has a bath with shower over. The master bedroom has a king-sized bed and a z-bed bed for a child when required, and the large patio has garden furniture and access to the owner’s large enclosed lawned garden, which is dog-friendly. Dog beds and bowls are also provided for your four-legged friends.

Delightful Grade II listed former hop brewery. Part of the cottage dates back to the 15th century and offers charming accommodation. En-suite bedrooms. Cirencester 4.5 miles.

A luxurious detached single-level holiday home nestled in the heart of Gloucestershire, where unforgettable memories await, the lodge welcomes large families and groups seeking a fun and relaxing retreat. With eight spacious double bedrooms, including five featuring deluxe en-suite shower rooms, along with an additional family shower room for ultimate convenience, The Lodge ensures ample space and comfort for everyone.
Step inside to discover a stunning galley kitchen, complete with modern amenities including an American fridge freezer - ideal for chilling your favourite wines and beers. Equipped with all the essentials needed for cooking during your stay. It boasts an expansive open plan living and dining area, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere for gatherings or cozy evenings in front of the wood burner and Netflix. Adjacent, a chic chill-out space awaits at the entrance, boasting plush velvet sofas where you can unwind in style.
Outside, three charming courtyards beckon, a favourite among guests is the side terrace, featuring a dining table and swing chairs - a perfect spot to enjoy evening cocktails and conversations under the twinkling lights woven into the wood and greenery. This enchanting space promises to delight both adults and children alike, making it an idyllic retreat for all.
The local area includes easy access to local amenities such as shops and restaurants. There is a local country pub, with live music once a week where you can savour fine ales and mingle with the locals. Cycling enthusiasts will delight in the scenic cycle routes that wind through the picturesque countryside, providing breathtaking views. Venturing further afield, discover the historic streets of Gloucester, home to architectural marvels such as Gloucester Cathedral. Nearby, the tranquil village of Painswick beckons with its serene ambiance and stunning countryside vistas.
Don’t miss the chance to visit family-friendly attractions in the Cotswolds, such as the Cotswold Wildlife Park or the Cotswold Farm Park, where kids can get up close and personal with a variety of animals. Go ape within the nearby Royal Forest of Dean is also a big hit with all ages. For an unforgettable experience, make your way to Cheltenham Races, easily reachable all the family can immerse in the excitement of horse racing against the backdrop of the Cotswold Hills. As you explore the region, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the charming towns and villages of the Cotswolds, including Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water, where quintessential English charm awaits around every corner.

A fantastic stay awaits you in this cute and cosy, three-storey cottage in the centre of the village of Mickleton. Step through the front door into the well thought out kitchen and living area where you can snuggle on the sofa in front of a good programme on TV. Cook up a splendid breakfast in the well-equipped kitchen using lovely quality crockery and kitchenware that the owner has provided. On the first floor you’ll find a shower room and snug where you can retire to for the evening and get into a good book. Up to the second floor you’ll be rewarded with a beautiful bedroom to rest your head after a busy day and relax in the freestanding bath tub, a real treat!
Mickleton is situated on the edge of the Cotswolds, with easy access to many beautiful towns and villages. The village boasts two pubs, a convenience store, butcher’s and farm shops, and is an easy walk to Mickleton Antiques Centre.
Chipping Campden is just over 3 miles away, one of the jewels amongst the Cotswold villages, and offers an excellent choice of restaurants and inns which use local produce. Hidcote Gardens, owned by The National Trust, is well worth a visit and just 2 miles away. The Cotswold Way is within easy reach for walkers, ramblers and cyclists. Broadway is just over 6 miles away with pubs, restaurants and Broadway Tower, where you can admire the views stretching far and wide over the countryside.
Stratford-Upon-Avon is only 8 miles, where you can visit the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare’s birthplace and take a river boat trip along the River Avon. Warwick Castle, Blenheim Palace and Clarkson’s Farm are within easy reach, or visit Cheltenham with it’s racecourse where they hold the famous annual Cheltenham Festival and literary festival. The historic University city of Oxford and pretty Cotswold villages including Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Moreton-in-Marsh are all within easy driving distance, and you can use the train line from Honeybourne only 3 miles away.

Bramley Barn is in a great location, situated in the village of Wick, a perfect holiday base for those who wish to explore the many attractions Wiltshire has to offer, or stay in and enjoy the house and its features. The barn is great for entertaining with a large dining room and fully equipped kitchen with island. There is plenty of parking on site and you’re only a 15-minute drive into the centre of Bath.
Socialise around the BBQ, hot tub and firepit in the garden. A rural setting with all the modern features and amenities, with adequate parking for up to ten cars.
Bath and Bristol are both less than 10 miles away and under 20 minutes away, also within a short drive are the picturesque villages of Lacock and Castle Combe, both favourite locations for TV and film directors. Lacock features in Harry Potter, Downton Abbey and Pride and Prejudice, and Castle Combe was the backdrop for War Horse.
Experience the Georgian city of Bath, only 7 miles away by car. With its famous architecture, the Jane Austen Centre, and thermal spa (Thermae), the city offers something for everybody. The Roman Baths, The Royal Crescent, the famous Pulteney Bridge, and the Christmas markets are among the city’s many must see attractions. Nearby National Trust properties can be found within a short drive, as well as other stately homes. Head to Longleat Safari Park or visit Avebury and Stonehenge, all under an hour away.

Linden Lodge is in a great location, situated in the village of Wick, a perfect holiday base for those who wish to explore the many attractions Wiltshire has to offer, or stay in and enjoy the house and its features.
The house and annexe sleep twenty-six people. The house has five bedrooms, an annexe with two more bedrooms, a living room, a thirty-seater dining table, a fully equipped kitchen with two ovens, and four bathrooms. In the garden you will find a games room, two hot tubs and a BBQ area. There is adequate parking for up to 10 cars.
Bath and Bristol are both less than 10 miles away and under a 20-minute drive, and within a short drive are the picturesque villages of Lacock and Castle Combe, both favourite locations for TV and film directors. Lacock features in Harry Potter, Downton Abbey and Pride and Prejudice, and Castle Combe was the backdrop for War Horse.
Experience the Georgian city of Bath, only 7 miles away by car. With its famous architecture, the Jane Austen Centre, and thermal spa (Thermae), the city offers something for everybody. The Roman Baths, The Royal Crescent, the famous Pulteney Bridge, and the Christmas markets are among the city’s many must see attractions.
Nearby National Trust properties can be found within a short drive, as well as other stately homes. Head to Longleat Safari Park or visit Avebury and Stonehenge, all under an hour away.

This is a 200 year old Cotswold stone cottage nestled amongst the trees in Ruscombe almost on top of the Cotswold Way with fabulous views across the five valleys area of Stroud. Recently modernised and decorated the end terraced cottage is cosy with a fresh and modern cottage feel. Dogs with well-behaved owners are welcome as are muddy boots and soggy walkers.

The house has three floors with kitchen, dining and living rooms on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the first floor, each with a king size bed. The top floor is the old attic and consists of two rooms, one with a king-sized bed and the other has a day bed with trundle. This space is nice for parents with younger children as the day bed can be configured as two singles.

There’s a log fired burner in the living room for those cold, wintry and wet days, and a patio at the front for sitting out in the sun when it shines. There’s also a secluded patio round the back that catches the sun on summer evenings. It’s a family home with one shared bathroom on the first floor with a shower over the bath. The downstairs loo by the front door is the second loo in the house. The kitchen has all the basics you might need with a gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge freezer etc.

This spot is ideal for walkers, mountain bikers, families, and dog owners. There are many ways of stepping out of the house for a walk to spend hours in the woods and hills and Standish woods nearby is popular with off road cyclists. The Cotswold way passes close by and is easily joined by following walking routes direct from the front gate. The Star Inn and the Vine Tree Inn are a few minutes’ walk away, we have a small, volunteer run, village shop for all your necessities and the 63 bus will take you down the hill into Stroud with its farmer’s market, pubs, and shops. Stroud has a direct rail connection to London and Cheltenham and despite our rural location, we’re only fifteen minutes from the M5.

There is one off street parking space next to the house. There is some on street parking as well. If you do decide to leave the car behind the 63 bus picks up on the main road and is frequent and reliable and will get you into Stroud and Nailsworth or Gloucester from where there are good links to almost anywhere.

A fantastic six-bedroom, Grade II listed property resting in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire. Dog-friendly. Historic. Woodburning stove. In Cotswolds AONB. Stroud 12.5 miles; Minchinhampton 10.2 miles; Gloucester 24.9 miles.

A remarkable four-storey holiday home settled in Blockley, in the Cotswolds. Character. En-suite. Enclosed garden. Off-road parking. Moreton-in-Marsh 4 miles; Bourton-on-the-Water 11.3 miles; Cheltenham 21.4 miles.