You can slow down and take it easy in the tranquil grounds of the super dog-friendly Rutland Hall Hotel - a blissful 19th-century bolthole with sleek interiors overlooking Rutland Water.

Portsonachan is an estate with an amazing 19c hotel with a lovely remote position on the Southside shores of Loch Awe. Your dog will have a wonderful playground of over 100 acres of natural woodland around the loch in beautiful rural surroundings. 

Originally built in 1840, dog-friendly Anrán Manor in Devon has been beautifully renovated into luxurious accommodation. 

Situated on the Rame Peninsula, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, Westcroft Guesthouse is an ultra stylish and quirky dog-friendly B&B in Kingsand - a former fishing village known as Cornwall's forgotten corner but with heaps to offer! 

Perfect for a pet-friendly getaway with family, friends and best furry friend, of course, are these lovely traditional log cabins in the grounds of the gorgeous Portsonachan Hotel - an amazing 19c hotel with a lovely remote position on the Southside shores of Loch Awe.

A Grade II listed hotel, dog-friendly Barnett Hill in Surrey offers luxury bedrooms, exquisite views and fabulous walks from your doorstep. 

Plas Talgarth is a dog friendly resort, centred around the 18th century Georgian Mansion House and an original building known as Talgarth Farmhouse, located in the south of Snowdonia National Park.

Situated in the picturesque Woburn Village, the dog-friendly Woburn is a charming 18th-century property offering a warm welcome to you and your best furry friend. 

Dating back to the 17th century, Murrayshall Country Estate is a charming property set among 365 acres of rolling Perthshire countryside. Formerly home to Lord Lynedoch, it boasts breath-taking view and has been modernised several times over the years to become the luxury boutique hotel it is today.

Dating back to the 17th century, dog-friendly Alexander House Hotel & Utopia Spa in West Sussex lies in the most picturesque, pooch-friendly setting you could imagine.