A former 17th-century coaching inn, the dog-friendly Noel Arms in the Cotswolds is one of the oldest hotels in the area, set in the picture-postcard market town of Chipping Campden, just 10 miles from Stow-in-the-Wold.

This relaxed,dog-friendly rural inn is six miles from Beacon Fell Country Park with wonderful walks for you and your dog, close to the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, and 11 miles from the 14th-century Samlesbury Hall. 

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. 

A traditional thatched pub that’s super dog-friendly, Bearslake Inn has an enviable position on the borders of Devon and Cornwall with a large pub garden leading onto Dartmoor.

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. 

First opened in 1788 The dog-friendly Globe in Warwick is situated on the corner of Theatre Street, between Warwick Castle and Market Place. 

The dog-friendly Fenwick Arms is located in Lancaster in an area of natural beauty with the Yorkshire Dales National Park and Morecambe Beach on the doorstep - perfect for days out with your best furry friend, Docker Park Farm and the Lune Aqueduct close by.

The Crown and Thistle is a dog friendly, Grade II listed coaching inn, dating back to 1605, in Abingdon.

The dog-friendly Pointer is a lovely country pub with rooms  inthe pretty Buckinghamshire village of Brill. 

One of Royston's most iconic buildings is dog-friendly Banyers House in Melbourn Street.