Historical Hideaways

Set in the idyllic village of Pilsley, dog-friendly The Devonshire Arms in the Peak District is the perfect place for you and your furry friend with comfortable rooms, delicious food, local ales and warm hospitality. 

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

A fabulous four-star country pub with rooms that are distinctly pet-inclusive, dog-friendly The Crab & Boar is exactly what you want for a jaunt into the countryside. 

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.

Located in Rowberrow on the edge of the Mendip Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the dog-friendly Swan is a 17th century Grade II-listed pub and inn, brimming with history and a cosy, welcoming vibe. 

Located in the heart of Lower Langford, on the edge of the Mendip Hills an Area of Outstanding Beauty, The dog-friendly Langford Inn is a historic village pub dating back to the 17th century.

A favourite among the locals, dog-friendly The Anchor Inn in Hampshire is a traditional country inn with stylish rooms tucked away in the heart of this county’s gorgeous countryside. 

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. 

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. 

Tucked away in the picturesque village of Hambledon, Surrey, lies The Merry Harriers - a charming, traditional styled dog-friendly village inn which dates back to the 16th century.