Dog Friendly Hotels

Just as village cricket is the hub of an English rural community, so is the dog-friendly Cricketers gastropub at the heart of the charming village of Clavering in Essex and is also super dog-welcoming.

Step into a fairytale at Thatched Cottage Hotel in Hampshire. With its charming thatched roofs and timeless allure, prepare for enchantment and blissful hospitality.

Set in glorious parkland, this 1920s mock-medieval spa hotel has a captivating charm and is wonderfully positioned just a five-minute walk away from Climping Beach.

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. 

A meeting place in the heart of Ascot for over 140 years, the dog-friendly Royal Foresters is an historic building which has been refurbished, with blazing log fires and delicious cask ales alongside Mediterranean-inspired food and wood fired pizza. 

Situated in Gloucestershire on the fringes of the Cotswolds, dog-friendly, De Vere Tortworth Court is a Grade II historic manor house hotel in stunning surroundings – a place where a centuries-old story meets an exceptionally modern experience. 

The De Vere Beaumont Estate Hotel, Old Windsor is a dog-friendly 18th-century mansion, a chapel, and a Georgian white house set in  gorgeous parkland grounds.

The dog-friendly Feathers takes pride of place in the Norfolk town of Holt - an elegant Georgian town full of stylish dog-friendly cafes and boutiques situated just three miles away from the spectacular North Norfolk coast and the nearby heathland which is a haven for birdwatching.

The Three Swans is a traditional, dog-friendly Inn perfectly placed right in the center of the historic town of Market Harborough. This iconic building is a former 16th-century coaching inn and is as comfortable and elegant today as it was in its coaching heyday. 

As you sweep up the long tree-clad drive and glimpse the amazing facade of dog-friendly Glenapp Castle you will immediately be entranced by the magic of the place. With turrets towers and crenellations it is a fine example of Scottish baronial style.