Dog Friendly Hotels Gloucestershire

A stunning ground-floor annex resting in the village of Mickleton, Gloucestershire. Pet-friendly. Off-road parking. Close to amenities. Enclosed courtyards. Chipping Campden 3.7 miles; Shipston-on-Stour 7.9 miles; Stratford-upon-Avon 8.5 miles.

A traditional stone-built cottage resting in Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire. Open-plan. Character. Close to amenities. Burton-on-the-Water 4.2 miles; Stratford upon Avon 20.9 miles.

A unique one-bedroom former toll house, resting in the vibrant market town of Stroud, Gloucestershire. Underfloor heating. Woodburning stove. Courtyard garden. WiFi. Stroud 1.2 miles; Rodborough Common 1.7 miles; Nailsworth 3.8 miles.

Rivendell is a detached bungalow with incredible views over the Severn Estuary. The property consists of a well-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and an open plan living/dining area with Freeview TV, and a cosy open fire. There is also a family bathroom and three bedrooms, comprising a single bedroom, a twin bedroom, and a master double bedroom. Outside you will find an enclosed garden with a lawn, flower beds, seating areas, and a summerhouse. Access to a lower lawn with an orchard is down steps or a sloping grass path. A handrail is provided for use as necessary.
Walks can be had directly from the garden out into the forest. The Forest of Dean is bordered by the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the River Severn. In this compact area, there are outdoor activities in abundance including horse riding, golf, fishing, mountain biking trails from easy to extreme, canoeing, kayaking, and rock climbing. Wonderful walks with stunning scenery await you within the forest and the Wye Valley and every season has a beauty of its own. Time your stay to coincide with the Severn Bore, one of the natural wonders of the world.
There are numerous fun places to visit with attractions such as Go Ape, Puzzlewood, Mountain Biking routes from Easy to Extreme at Pedal-Bike-Away, and a separate Family Trail, The Wye Valley for Water Sports and Rock Climbing, Clearwell Caves, and the Beechenhurst Sculpture Trail. All about 10-20 minutes away. Chepstow and Goodrich Castles and Tintern Abbey are interesting historical sites for all ages. Blakeney village is just a few minutes away by car and walkable in about 10 minutes. Amenities include a post office/newsagents, general store, pub, fish and chip shop, church, bus stop, and surgery.
The cathedral city of Gloucester, Monmouth, Chepstow, and the pretty market town on Ross-on-Wye are all within a short drive. Regency Cheltenham and The Cotswolds, The Malvern Hills, The Cathedral City of Hereford (with the famous Mappa Mundi), and The Black Mountains of Wales are also all just an easy day’s drive away.

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.

A charming Grade II listed property, dating back to the 1850s, in the wonderful market town of Chipping Campden. Sleeping three guests in two bedrooms, it is the perfect base for a small family or couple wanting to explore the Cotswolds. Open fire. WiFi. Garden. Dog-friendly. Hidcote 4.2 miles; Moreton-in-Marsh 6.3 miles; Evesham 12.2 miles.

Zion Chapel is in the heart of the Forest of Dean, perfect for those wanting to explore the beautiful surrounding areas that the forest has to offer. This Grade II listed property has been restored to a high standard and offers a large open plan living area with wood burner – perfect for those cosy evenings in - as well as a kitchen and dining area with everything you could need home from home. The open plan living space has a kingsize bed and two sofa beds, a Smart TV, bathroom with walk-in rainfall shower and a heated towel rail. The ceiling of the chapel is accessed via a spiral staircase and has two single sofa beds; the views over the village and surrounding countryside from here are just fabulous. The large patio area with furniture and a swing seat, the perfect place for relaxing in with a glass of something chilled, and there is also and enclosed patio to the rear of the property.
Walks can be enjoyed straight from the property with immediate access into the forest. You won’t get bored exploring local forests, whether cycling through the many trails or admiring the views on foot. You might like to jump on the train and head 45 minutes away to Cardiff for shopping and dining out. For a great day out, be sure to visit Gloucester Cathedral, a must see for Harry Potter fans! Or for a change of pace enjoy some shopping in Cheltenham or Bristol. Other outdoor activities include canoeing at Symonds Yat, walking through Clearwell Caves hidden under the forest floor and Go Ape and Segways Beechenhurst. Picnic area with BBQs and a stream 2 miles away at Wenchford. Roses Pottery in Littledean. Wild swimming in the Wye and Kayaking. Roses Pottery in Littledean, Dean Heritage Centre almost next door to the Chapel. A local pub with good beers.
There is plenty for children to explore, such as a magical day at Puzzlewood, take a trip on the steam railways or visit the Butterfly Trail in nearby Ross-on-Wye. You will be welcomed with lots of lovely treats on your arrival including breakfast for your first morning, coffee pods, bottle of something fizzy, some homemade delights and not forgetting the four-legged friends there are also some treats for them too.

Peacefully nestling high above the lush woodlands of the famously beautiful Royal Forest of Dean, this charming property offers very comfortable accommodation and a large sunny landscaped garden (pictured) and with panoramic countryside views from the bedrooms. Decorations and a real 6ft tree are provided for Christmas bookings. Lovely forest walks start from the door and angling, cycling, canoeing, riding and climbing are available nearby, whilst the myriad attractions of the Forest range from a steam railway to a butterfly zoo. Forest Hills Golf Course, Coleford is only 8 minutes away. The Wye Valley and historic Monmouth’s excellent range of leisure facilities are within a half hour’s drive as are Gloucester’s celebrated docks, outlet shopping and magnificent cathedral. Shop and pub 1 mile.

Set in complete seclusion, this handsome renovated 17th-century farmhouse stands in 1½ acres of private grounds with a stream surrounded by woodland and meadows, ideal for children. The property is situated at the head of the Slad Valley with unmade-up track for last 200 yards (where car access can be difficult in bad weather, especially snow); this is one of the valleys described by the poet Laurie Lee in his book ‘Cider with Rosie’. It is within an AONB, a perfect holiday retreat for quiet relaxation or for visitors interested in bird-watching, sketching, painting and walking. Town and sports amenities at Stroud (4 miles). Cheltenham 14 miles. Horse riding 2 miles. Shop 2 miles.

A detached property resting on a working farm, close to Gloucester. Pets welcome. WiFi. Open fire. Swimming pool. Cheltenham 12.7 miles; Ross-on-Wye 13 miles.