Pubs with Rooms

Nestled in the breathtaking Sussex Downs countryside. Explore picturesque dog-friendly trails, charming villages, and tail-wagging hospitality.

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

The Royal Oak is a gorgeous 200-year old dog-friendly countryside inn tucked away in East Lavant, a pretty village with flint-walled thatched cottages and a 13th-century church, at the foot of the South Downs - the ultimate playground for dogs! 

Located on the edge of the Cotswolds in the market town of Witney, the dog-friendly Blue Boar dates back to the 17th century. 

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

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.

The dog-friendly Carpenters Arms in the village of Wilbraham has a long tradition of genuine hospitality and has re-opened with its historical interiors sympathetically restored.

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.

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.