Pubs with Rooms

A classic country tavern with its original thatched roof, dog-friendly The Museum Inn in Dorset dates back to the 17th century and is the archetypal country inn in a lovely rural setting – a favourite spot for local food connoisseurs and a true walking paradise.

You and your furry friend will be spoilt with beautiful views, fantastic walks and country living at dog-friendly The King John Inn in Wiltshire. 

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.

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. 

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 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.

On the edge of Berkhamsted’s high street market, and just a 10-minute walk from the train station, is the dog-friendly, 18th-century coaching inn, The Kings Arms. 

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

Dating back to the 16th century, the dog-friendly Horse & Groom is a grade II-listed pub and inn in the heart of Charlton, near Malmesbury in Wiltshire with wonderful countryside walks for you and your pet to enjoy.