A stunning privately owned 18th-century country house, dog-friendly The Powder Mills Hotel in Sussex is situated just outside the historic town of Battle, adjoining the famous Battlefield of 1066. 

In one of the most charming and unspoilt market towns in England, dog-friendly The Castle Hotel in Shropshire enjoys a breathtaking situation in the valleys and uplands of Shropshire Hills and the Welsh border and is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 

Originally a 15th-century weaver’s cottage, dog-friendly The Lamb Inn in Oxfordshire is a wonderful dog-friendly escape that has seen generations of visitors succumb to its old-world charms. 

Grade II listed dog-friendly inn Archangel is a cosy bolthole located in the picturesque market town of Frome, Somerset.

Built in 1752, dog-friendly Brown’s Hotel is an iconic literary address, the social hub of Laugharne, West Wales and the favourite watering hole of poet and writer Dylan Thomas, who famously left the bar’s phone number as his own. 

The Feathers Hotel is a cosy, traditional, dog-welcoming Coaching Inn, situated on the main high street in the historic town of Ledbury. This Tudor building dates back to 1564 and is brimful of character and well as being amazingly dog-friendly!

Stay at the luxe dog-friendly Cottage known as the “little House” in the grounds of this charming 15th century Cotswolds Inn.

A characterful country pub, the Horseshoe Inn in the village of Bowlish, Shepton Mallet Is surrounded by the Mendip Hills with wonderful walks for you and your dog. 

Deep within the stunning countryside, in the charming village of Didmarton, lies dog-friendly The King's Arms in the Cotswolds, a wonderfully stylish and contemporary country inn. 

A beautiful Grade II listed Georgian house set in three acres of mature lawns and gardens, dog-friendly Farington Lodge in Lancashire is a wonderfully tranquil, rural retreat offering a delightful blend of historic grandeur and contemporary luxury.