Dog-friendly Kings Head Hotel, Richmond, North Yorkshire

Overview

The King’s Head, in Richmond, North Yorkshire is a super dog-friendly hotel. Built-in 1717 as a gentleman’s townhouse, its fine Georgian architecture is matched by its warm and relaxed ambience. It is thought to have been named in honor of Charles II. Comfy and characterful, the dog-friendly rooms to the front of the building are spacious with traditional furnishings and retain plenty of Georgian features, one of which was used by Franz Liszt performed a piano recital. Richmond itself has many attractions including a Norman castle situated above the banks of the River Swale and the ruins of Easby Abbey. There are numerous walks for you and your furry friend to explore including riverside walks, woodland walks and the remains of the Georgian racecourse. The hotel features in travel writer Alfred Wainwright’s coast to coast walkers guide.

Your dog will be made to feel very welcome from the moment you step in and will love relaxing in the Snug bar.

Bedrooms & Suites

There are four dog-friendly rooms in the hotel all on the first floor. All offer plump pillows, ultra-comfortable mattresses, ensuite bathroom, Freeview TV, tea and coffee making facilities.

Classic Double
2 adults
& 2 pets
These Classic Double rooms are spacious and comfortable, which offers a large double bed ideal for couples with their four-legged friends.
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Dine with Your Dog

Dogs are welcome to dine with you at the hotel. In the morning you can take your furry friend with you to eat in one of the charming lounge areas, which feature period fireplaces. And in the evening they can join you for supper in the Snug bar which serves everything from gin cocktails to craft beers and traditional British and international dishes. Dogs are also welcome in the coffee shop

Location

Directions

Richmond has plenty of lovely dog-friendly walks from the door. From the Richmond Town Trail which takes you and your best furry friend around the main sites including Richmond Castle, the Batts Park next to the River Swale and past the Friary Galleries. Or there are longer walks including the spectacular Richmond Drummer Boy Walk which takes you down the River Swale bank via St Agatha’s Abbey and the old Railway Line. One of the loveliest walks is a linear walk from Easby Abbey to Richmond Castle.