Historical Hideaways

The dog-friendly Bower Inn is a charming 18th-century pub, restaurant, and hotel with pretty gardens situated on the edge of the Somerset Levels near Bridgwater.

The dog-friendly Old Ferry Inn has a fabulous location on the banks of the Fowey River Estuary in the delightful village of Bodinnick. A quintessential Cornish Inn that has been providing hospitality for over 400 years.

Nestled at the foot of the stunning South Downs, dog-friendly The White Horse in Sussex is an AA rosette-awarded five-star restaurant with gorgeous dog-friendly rooms. 

Nestled on the Faccombe estate in the middle of the glorious Hampshire countryside, The Jack Russell is a truly dog-friendly historic pub with stylish bedrooms, each named after dog breeds. 

The dog-friendly Crown at Tolldown is a 16th-century traditional pub and inn set amidst acres of stunning Gloucestershire countryside - a wonderful playground for your four-legged friend

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

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 Georgian coaching inn, dog-friendly Llys Meddyg in Wales is a restaurant with rooms bursting with character and comfort. 

Located in the heart of the smallest hamlet in England, Grade I listed flint and brick country pub The Woolpack Inn is a charming dog-friendly destination nestled in Totford in the picturesque Candover Valley, Hampshire.

The 16th-century, dog-friendly Old House Inn in West Sussex is a former farm worker's cottage that has recently been converted to a country dining pub with rooms.