Dog-friendly Hotels Hampshire

A lovely three-bedroom house resting in Woodlands, Hampshire. Pet-friendly. Wi-fi. Private garden. In a National Park. New Forest National Park a quarter mile away; Eling 3.3 miles; Southampton 7.8 miles.

Escape to The Chapel, a delightful detached property that offers ample space for a couple seeking a tranquil retreat. With its vaulted ceiling, large beautiful windows, and a galleried bedroom overlooking the ground floor, The Chapel provides an impressive and open outlook. The ground floor encompasses an open-plan living/dining area and kitchen, accompanied by a ground-floor bathroom for your convenience. A wood burner adds warmth and ambience, perfect for chilly evenings. Outside, the garden with seating provides an ideal spot to savour a morning coffee and soak in the surroundings.
Nestled in the picturesque village of Owslebury, in the heart of the South Downs National Park—an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty—The Chapel is surrounded by fantastic walks and cycle tracks, offering an immersive experience in nature. For a relaxing night off from cooking, a 30-minute stroll takes you to the village pub, which serves a gastro food menu alongside a variety of lagers, real ales, and wines. The historic cathedral city of Winchester is a mere 15-minute drive away, boasting attractions such as Winchester Cathedral, King Arthur’s Round Table, and Jane Austen’s House. The city hosts numerous events throughout the year, from street theatre and jazz festivals to outdoor cinema and film events. Winchester is renowned for its Christmas market with an outdoor ice rink, and its cobbled streets are home to boutique shops and a thriving food scene, featuring market stalls, street food, and farmer’s markets.
The local area offers a range of shooting grounds, fishing lakes, and golf courses for outdoor enthusiasts. A short drive takes you to the historic dockyard city of Portsmouth, with its retail outlet, Gunwharf Quays, just 30 minutes away. Venture 15 miles to The New Forest National Park, a diverse landscape offering scenic beauty, wildlife, pub lunches, historic buildings, and various walks and cycleways. For a day trip, consider visiting The Isle of Wight, accessible by ferry from Lymington or Southampton. The Chapel invites you to unwind, explore, and embrace the natural beauty and historic charm of its surroundings, ensuring a memorable escape in the heart of the South Downs.

Welcome to your idyllic holiday retreat in the charming village of Cefn Mawr, near the scenic town of Newtown. Nestled in the lovely countryside, this inviting holiday lodge offers a seamless blend of modern comfort and rustic charm, promising an unforgettable escape. As you step inside, you’re welcomed into an open-plan living space that immediately evokes a sense of warmth and relaxation.
The heart of the lodge features a great living area adorned with a log-burning stove. The crackling fire casts a gentle glow, creating a perfect setting for cozy evenings with loved ones. Sink into plush sofas, curl up with a good book, or simply bask in the inviting ambiance that the log burner provides. The dining area seamlessly blends with the living space, creating a shared hub where delicious meals and cherished memories are made. Adjacent is a well-appointed kitchen equipped with modern amenities to cater to all your culinary desires. Prepare your favourite meals while engaging in conversations with family or friends. Two inviting bedrooms offer a peaceful sanctuary for restful nights. The tastefully designed rooms promise comfort and tranquillity, ensuring that you wake up refreshed and ready to embrace each day. The family shower room boasts a walk-in shower.
Stepping outside, you’ll be greeted by a decked area that invites you to unwind amidst the beauty of the countryside. Sip your morning coffee while enjoying panoramic views that stretch over the rolling hills. The lawned garden extends the space, providing a tranquil spot for picnics, outdoor games, or simply soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds you. The village of Cefn Mawr and the nearby town of Newtown offer opportunities for exploration and discovery. Immerse yourself in local culture, visit charming shops, or embark on scenic walks to fully appreciate the picturesque landscape. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or a family adventure, this holiday lodge in Cefn Mawr provides the perfect haven to unwind, reconnect with nature, and create lasting memories. Embrace the serene surroundings, indulge in the comforts of modern living, and let the tranquillity of the countryside be the backdrop to your cherished holiday experiences.

Nestled in the fabulous Welsh countryside, this charming stone cottage is in an idyllic location on the owner’s farm, surrounded by stunning scenery and situated on the Glyndwr’s Way, a popular national trail in mid-Wales. The combination of breath-taking views and a wonderfully relaxing interior makes Dolwen Isaf the perfect place for a tranquil, countryside escape for six. Upstairs you can enjoy scenic views across the farm in the morning and stargaze into the dark sky at night. There are three bedrooms: one with a kingsize bed, a second with a double bed and the third with twin beds, and the family bathroom is located in the centre. The ground floor comprises all the living areas, open plan well-equipped kitchen and dining area for all your cooking needs and in the homely living room, your eye will be drawn to the beautiful wood burner. This rustic centrepiece will keep you cosy on chilly evenings, as you relax on the sumptuous sofa and enjoy a movie on Netflix. Plus, there’s a ground floor bathroom for added convenience after you’ve been out on your adventures.
Ideally located for hikers and bikers, with scenic walks across the moor and picturesque cycle routes are literally on your doorstep and there are leafy woodlands to discover nearby. There is a pub, restaurant, and café in the nearest village, Llangadfan. The pretty village of Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool, is where you’ll find village stores, pubs and a fish and chip shop and is only 10 miles away. Or the picture postcard market town of Welshpool, a perfect base for exploring the beautiful sights of mid Wales. Discover countryside canal walks, modern art, historic castles and heritage railways and microbreweries.

These beautifully restored barn conversions (ref UKC3357 and ref UKC3358) are peacefully located in the delightful hamlet of Beauworth which is near Cheriton, Alresford and Winchester. They offer excellent light and airy single-storey accommodation, ideal for couples or families wishing to explore the many attractions, walks and coastline that this wonderful part of Hamphsire has to offer. Much thought has been given to providing tastefully styled and comfortable furnishings, with plenty of natural light throughout. Each property has a small enclosed sitting out area with barbecue, and there is an adjoining gate between the two properties, ideal for larger groups.
Nearby Cheriton has a village shop and there are two popular local pubs both serving fine fayre. The pretty Georgian town of Alresford has scenic riverside walks, further eateries, inns, tea rooms and shops. Alresford is known for being the UK’s capital of watercress farming - enjoy a trip on the Mid Hants Watercress Steam Railway for a wonderful nostalgic journey back in time! For keen cyclists and walkers there are many places to visit including The Itchen Way, Blackwood Forest, St Catherine’s Hill, Winnall Moors Nature Reserve, and also the Ox Drove cycle track. There are many good golf clubs in the area, the nearest being Alresford, 3 miles, and excellent trout or coarse fishing in the Meon Valley.
In addition to the many scenic walks in the area, there are also a range of attractions to explore. The National Trust’s Hinton Ampner is popular with all ages. The properties are within easy reach of the historic city of Winchester, 8 miles, with its ornate cathedral, The Gurkha Museum, King Alfred Monument and Winchester Science and Planetarium. There are beer and wine tours and tastings within the area too. A short drive will take you to the market towns of Alton and Petersfield, or visit Southampton and Portsmouth where you can see Spinnaker Tower, shopping outlets, the historic dockyard with ships, or enjoy a trip to the Isle of Wight by ferry. The nearest beach at Hayling Island is less than 30 minutes’ drive, and it is approximately 40 minutes’ drive to the wonderful sandy beach at West Wittering. Also within easy driving distance are Chichester with Goodwood or Fontwel Races, Jane Austen’s House, Gilbert White’s House and Gardens, Hambledon Vineyard and The New Forest. Marwell Zoo, Paultons Park with Peppa Pig World and Queen Elizabeth Country Park are also worth a visit. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.

Ground floor, attached barn conversion set one and a half miles from Kerry in Powys. Hot tub. Open-plan living. En-suite. Exposed beams.

Lantern Cottage is a delightful, welcoming, end-of-terrace period cottage, which is beautifully presented and dog friendly for one medium-sized dog. It has been refurbished in 2021 and is located within a 7-minute level walk of Lyndhurst village and the beautiful open forest. Ideal for a family or couples for a romantic or active break together. On the ground floor you’ll find a cosy living room with a TV and a wood burner to snuggle up in front of, a dining room and a galley kitchen, along with a bathroom; whilst upstairs are the two bedrooms. There are a number thoughtful personal touches on display in the property including a wine bottle honesty rack, help yourself to a bottle on the house but please replace any more before you leave. There are two enclosed gardens with furniture to sit in and enjoy the sun after a day’s activities.
Lyndhurst is a wonderful village with a superb array of amenities. Often referred to as the ‘Capital of the New Forest’ it offers a variety of outdoor pursuits and places of interest with the open forest easily accessible for walking and riding. The village boasts an eclectic range of cafés, restaurants, two supermarkets and bakeries. Bike hire is also available (electric too of you fancy an easier ride). There are two mainline railway stations: Ashurst within 2½ miles and Brockenhurst just shy of 4 miles with direct links to London Waterloo.

The village car park has electric charging points for visitors with EVs.There is much to do in The New Forest with attractions for all ages, including Paulton’s Park with Peppa Pig World just a short drive away. Beaulieu Motor Museum, the riverside village of Bucklers Hard and many picturesque villages are also close by just waiting to be discovered. Shops, pubs, and restaurants are just a short walk away and there are several beaches about 15 minutes’ drive away. Why not treat yourself to a cream tea or ice cream at one of the many tea rooms or ice cream parlours?

The sailing town of Lymington is about a 10-minute drive, with regular ferries to the Isle of Wight, which makes for a great day out. Try your hand at horse riding, golf, fishing, cycling, bird watching, sailing, and rambling, or simply soak up the beautiful views that the glorious New Forest offers! If you fancy leaving your car on the drive, the bus stop is situated very near the property for trips into the seaside or Southampton.