Dog-friendly De Vere Cranage Estate, Cheshire

Overview

Formerly the country seat of the Armitstead family, De Vere Cranage Estate is still very much a rural retreat today, tucked away in a peaceful corner of Cheshire. Designed by celebrated British architect Lewis Wyatt, this charming dog-friendly Grade II hotel has 20 acres of landscaped gardens for your dog to roam. Here 21st-century style complements the rich heritage of the building; creating an eclectic mix of historic and new. And with a choice of traditional and modern spaces the dog-friendly bedrooms upstairs offer rich décor and stylish furnishings to provide a welcome place for relaxation with dog bed,bowls and towels supplied. Seasonal eating is a big feature here. Enjoy freshly cooked dishes at the Tempus Restaurant & Bar or soak up the laid-back atmosphere on the outdoor terrace. The hotel also offers a gym, heated swimming pool, steam room and spa room.

A dog-welcoming atmosphere with lots of doggie extras including comfy bed and there’s even an outdoor wash station for muddy paws after long walks in the countryside.

Bedrooms & Suites

There are a number of charming dog-friendly bedrooms at De Vere Cranage Estate featuring a TV, desk, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi access. There is also a hairdryer in each room, along with a safe for valuables.

Standard Double/Twin Rooms
2 adults
& 1 pet
Charming and cosy, their guest rooms feature contemporary styling and modern amenities and are thoughtfully furnished to create a relaxing environment after a long day of exploring the surrounding countryside with your pet. Doggie bed, bowls and towels supplied.
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Dine with Your Dog

You can dine with your dog in the bar area of the Tempus Restaurant and Bar and on the patio. Head chef Jason Littlejohns serves up modern British bistro dishes using locally sourced ingredients.

Location

Directions

There are lots of gorgeous walks from the hotel and beautiful lawned grounds for you and your dog to explore. Visit nearby Tatton Park, a historic estate and Tudor hall with dogs welcome in the extensive parkland and Stableyard courtyard. Also visit Delamere Forest which offers an abundance of walking trails and pathways to amble along. A favourite is the Old Pale trail. At just under 2 miles, it’s not particularly long but it is steep. However, it’s well worth it for the spectacular views over seven counties when you reach the top.