Dog Friendly Hotels Gloucestershire

Lavender Lodge is a fabulous property situated in the perfect location in the Cotswolds. It is equipped to a high standard and anticipates your needs by providing many of the things you might want for a fantastic stay. This two-bedroom accommodation with two bathrooms aims to provide maximum comfort for your stay. There is a fabulous choice of pubs, restaurants and cafés in the Cotswold Water Park and surrounding area, from pubs with snug cosy corners and open fires in winter, to family friendly pub gardens with lovely views, and the food and beer is pretty good too. The villages and towns offer a great variety of friendly local pubs, and many of them are situated on peaceful walking/cycling routes such as the Thames Path or National Cycle Route 45. The Cotswold Water Park is much more than ’a park’ and is deceptive as it is actually an area of 42 square miles and 108 lakes, with many different leisure providers.
Since 1967, when the whole area was designated as ’the Cotswold Water Park’, it has grown to become a major tourist destination in its own right. Within the area there are fourteen villages and towns, this can be confusing to visitors to the Cotswolds because the whole area is considered a ’park’. The western section of the Cotswold Water Park lies to the west of the A419 between Swindon and Cirencester, centred around the B4696 Spine Road, the eastern section of the Cotswold Water Park lies to the east of the A419 and contains the thriving towns of Fairford and Lechlade on Thames. There is so much to do in the area with Walks With Hawks, Cheltenham, Cotswolds Distillery, Stourton, Cotswold Falconry Centre, Moreton-in-Marsh and Mechanical Music Museum at North leach to name but a few.

The Salt House is situated at the end of the castle’s private driveway. Built in the 18th century, it has a lot of history and character throughout. Recently renovated, this beautiful Georgian house has modern amenities and elegant locally sourced furnishings. With open plan living room, kitchen and dining areas to accommodate all your guests, you can truly celebrate or relax.
This stunning town lies in the Vale of Berkeley, on the western fringes of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Berkeley is a superb holiday base, hosting a dramatic 12th-century castle, a selection of amenities and the fascinating Dr Jenner’s House, Museum and Garden. On the outskirts of the town is Cattle Country Adventure Farm Park, perfect for a fun-filled family day. Spend a day in the picturesque market town of Stroud, browsing the eclectic mix of shops selling everything from fossils to fairies and vintage to vinyl, or make your way to Cirencester, home to some fabulous amenities and widely considered the capital of the Cotswolds.
For walking enthusiasts, the magical Cotswold Way can be reached in just a short drive and offers miles of scenic walks, whilst those who prefer to explore on bike can cycle through the popular Pittville Park, largest ornamental park in Cheltenham. For a welcome change of pace, the cities of Gloucester and Bristol are within easy touring distance and make for memorable day trips. A lovely base in a private location, ideal for those romantic trips away with your loved one.
Salt House can be booked together with Brook House (UK43013) to accommodate up to 32 guests.

Bluebell Lodge is a fabulous two-bedroom property situated in a perfect location in the Cotswolds. Equipped to a very good standard and with two bathrooms, it anticipates your needs by providing many of the things you might want for a fantastic and comfortable stay.
There is a fabulous choice of pubs, restaurants and cafés in the Cotswold Water Park and surrounding area – from pubs with snug cosy corners and open fires in winter to family friendly pub gardens with lovely views - and the food and beer are pretty good too! Nearly all pubs and restaurants are child and dog friendly. The villages and towns offer a great variety of friendly local pubs, and many of them are situated on peaceful walking/cycling routes such as the Thames Path or National Cycle Route 45.
The Cotswold Water Park is much more than ‘a park’ and is deceptive as it is actually an area of 42 square miles and 108 lakes, with many different leisure providers. Since 1967, when the whole area was designated as ‘the Cotswold Water Park’, it has grown to become a major tourist destination in its own right – more than million visitors come here every year. Within the area, there are 14 villages and towns where more than 20,000 people live and work. This can be confusing to visitors to the Cotswolds because the whole area is considered a ‘park’. The western section of the Cotswold Water Park lies to the west of the A419 between Swindon and Cirencester, centred around the B4696 Spine Road. Bluebell Lodge is in this western section. The eastern section of the Cotswold Water Park lies to the east of the A419 and contains the thriving towns of Fairford and Lechlade on the Thames. Pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Wayside is a traditional Wool Workers’ cottage in the centre of the charming Cotswold village of Painswick. This 17th-century cottage retains a host of original features as well as all the necessities of modern life having been recently fully renovated by the owners. Wayside overlooks St Mary’s famous churchyard with its 99-yew trees, a gorgeous place to sit and watch the world go by.
Painswick is on the Cotswold Way and there are lots of great walks right from the doorstep, not least to Painswick Beacon, where on a clear day you can see right across to the Malverns and Brecon Beacons. There is a leisure centre and town museum as well as great walks around the surrounding valleys and villages. No trip to the area is complete without a visit to The Woolpack in Slad and to Stroud Brewery along the canal. Slightly further afield, wander the 250-acre Robinswood Hill Country Park, a lovely hilltop country park where you may see some of the resident foxes and badgers. Enjoy a day in the city of Gloucester, home to the medieval Gloucester Cathedral and the fascinating Museum of Gloucester, which houses exhibitions ranging from prehistoric times to the present. Gloucester is home to a wealth of pubs, restaurants, and other eateries, as well as a fabulous quay to stroll along to take in the character of the city. Cheltenham is 8 miles distant, where there are more fabulous restaurants and great shopping. Bath and Bristol are both an hour’s drive away.
Heading in the opposite direction, animal lovers will be pleased to discover Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens, the home of over 260 animals to get up close and personal with. Walkers, cyclists, and explorers alike will not be left short of activities, being located in the heart of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will find an abundance of breathtaking scenery and routes to discover, along with plenty of quaint villages and towns bursting with cultural and historical significance.

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.

Spend quality time together in The Street Cottage’s living room, beneath the rustic wooden beams which feature throughout the property, with the fire offering warmth into the room. Enjoy a home-cooked meal, when you’re not exploring the local delicacies of the area, in the kitchen/diner, which is a spacious spot with a farmhouse feel. On the first floor you can find an elegant double bedroom, and on the second-floor two more double bedrooms.
The cottage is nestled in the pretty village of Uley, a short drive from the bustling market town of Stroud in the Gloucestershire countryside. Set on the outside fringes of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there are a number of trails for walking and cycling opportunities to get involved with such as the Laurie Lee Wildlife Way and Stroudwater Canal Walk. Close by is an art cafe, a local village shop, and a local pub serving delicious food, as well as the famous Uley Bury, a local village church, along the Cotswold walk way.
Make sure you visit the nearby town of Stroud for its award-winning farmer’s market, considered to be one of the most popular in the UK. The Stroud district is home to a range of historic houses, such as the 12th century Berkeley Castle, the Elizabethan manor house of Chavenage House, and the Grade listed Frampton Court.
There are a number of golf courses within driving distance for keen golfers, or for those just wanting a fun-filled afternoon, why not enjoy a boat trip at the Cotswold Canal Trust?

A perfect Cotswolds getaway awaits you in this beautiful characterful holiday cottage. Situated right in the heart of the town, just a stone’s throw from all the delights this stunning town offers. Step inside and enjoy this stunning property with a light and airy living room made cosy, with both a warming wood burner and underfloor heating, a lovely and well thought out kitchen/dining room and a great outdoor space in the private courtyard garden. Upstairs, you are treated to two beautiful bedrooms, each boasting their own en-suite shower room. This is the ideal getaway for two couples, friends or a small family wanting to explore and tour the Cotswolds area with their four legged friends.
You can spend lots of time in Stow-on-the-Wold and discover different eateries and independent shops around each corner or alleyway, however, there is so much more to discover within short driving distances. The nearby and popular village of Bourton-on-the-Water offers many attractions including Birdland, model railway, the Cotswold Motoring Museum, the Cotswold Distillery, Bourton Lakes Fishery, a perfumery workshop, a pottery, a children’s indoor play barn, a swimming pool, a maze, and a good range of specialist shops, not forgetting the beautiful shallow Windrush River flowing through the centre.
Daylesford Organic is a great place to visit to purchase your fresh produce, eat in their fabulous organic restaurant or visit the spa. Also close by is the famous Soho Farmhouse. Other nearby towns and villages well worth a visit include, Moreton-in-Marsh (with its famous Tuesday market), Broadway, Chipping Campden, Burford, and Chipping Norton with its charming theatre. The city of Gloucester, with its magnificent cathedral and 14th-century tomb of King Edward ll, is within easy reach, as is the Regency city of Cheltenham, with the famous Cheltenham Racecourse (where Cheltenham Festival is held in March). National Trust properties are abundant, including Snowshill Manor and Woodchester Park. For horticultural enthusiasts, there is Westonbirt Arboretum, Kiftsgate Court and Hidcote Manor.

Flyby Cottage Is situated in English Bicknor in the Forest of Dean, being an ideal property for friends or family looking to explore this beautiful part of England. The property comprises an open plan dining area and kitchen with a Freeview TV. There’s also a utility room with a washing machine. The ground floor includes a bathroom with bath and electric shower over, as well as a living room with Freeview TV. To the first floor you’ll find a twin room and a double room, as well as a separate toilet. Step outside into the large, enclosed garden with a lawn, and inviting patio area with garden furniture – perfect for letting your four-legged friends out to roam. There’s also off road parking on the drive available for two vehicles.
You will never be at a loss for something to see and do in the Forest of Dean. With the natural environment, fascinating history and heritage, an array of attractions and activities are to be had here. There are an array of activities and days out to be had, such as Symonds Yat rock, Puzzlewood, Clearwell Caves, and Coleford has its own Great Western Railway Museum. The cottage provides the perfect location for visitors with pets. The River Severn about 10 miles away, Dean Heritage Centre, Dean Forest Railway and Tintern Abbey are all nearby. There is good fishing, RSPB reserves, riding, golf, tennis and excellent walking and cycling opportunities locally. Ross-on-Wye, Chepstow, Monmouth and the cathedral cities of Gloucester and Hereford are within easy driving distance. Pub and restaurant 1 mile.

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.

Situated in the Forest of Dean, these semi-detached barn conversions offer comfortable holiday accommodation, conveniently located to enjoy the delights on offer in this beautiful area. There are outdoor activities in abundance, with riding available on site. Golf, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and rock climbing can all be found locally. Wonderful walks with stunning scenery await you within the forest and the Wye Valley, which is very popular also for mountain biking. There are numerous fun places to visit with attractions such as Go Ape, Puzzlewood, Dean Forest Steam Railway, Dean Heritage Centre, Clearwell Caves and the Sculpture Trail. The cathedral city of Gloucester, Monmouth, Chepstow and the pretty market town of Ross-on-Wye are all within a short drive. Private use of the hot tub can be arranged and sessions are bookable on arrival. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.