A getaway with your best four-legged friend is the ideal way to spend a weekend, whether your idea of a break is relaxing in a luxurious Cotswolds manor or getting an early start to hike through the Lake District. Thousands of hotels allow dogs, with some of the best dog-friendly hotels right on your doorstep! We love chucking on our Women’s waterproof Parka, a pair of comfortable trainers grabbing the dog and finding somewhere new to explore. Here are some of the best hotels to take your dog that you can’t afford to miss.
The Hare and Hounds is the ultimate luxury retreat for you and your furry companion. Located just outside the historic Cotswolds town of Tetbury, tour Highgrove Garden, explore the stunning Westonbirt Arboretum, or simply curl up with a good book and a cup of tea in the hotel library.
Dogs are welcome to dine in the bar with you, and there are acres of hotel grounds just waiting to be explored. For the ultimate luxurious escape, book into the Game Keeper’s Cottage with its private hot tub and plush interiors – The Hare and Hounds truly is one of the best dog-friendly hotels in the Cotswolds.
The Cary Arms and Spa – Torquay
The Cary Arms is the ultimate in luxurious dog-friendly hotels. Nestled on the stunning Torquay coastline, each dog-friendly suite has its own sea-facing balcony for you to enjoy your morning coffee with an uninterrupted view. Just a short walk from Babbacombe Beach, there are miles of unspoiled coastline as well as a charming seaside town for you to explore on your morning walk.
On rainy days, curl up in a Cary Arms bathrobe, swim in the indoor pool with a sea view, soak your stress away in the luxurious bathroom or treat yourself to a glass of sloe gin – complimentary with your stay!
Situated within 30 acres of woodland, Lancrigg is one of the best luxury dog-friendly hotels in the Lake District. Take in the breathtaking views from your sumptuously furnished room – the hotel will even provide a bed for four-legged guests. Explore one of the many hiking trails on the hotel’s doorstep before a dinner date with your dog in the restaurant. Lancrigg is the ultimate dog-friendly base for exploring the beauty of the Lake District.
The Welsh countryside is known for breathtaking scenery and exhilarating walks – the perfect getaway for you and your pooch. Whether you prefer to adventure in the 600-acre estate, soak in the majesty of the historic building, or simply relax in your well-appointed home-away-from-home, you and your furry friend are sure to leave feeling rejuvenated.
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A Review of the Best Dog-Friendly Hotels in the UK
A getaway with your best four-legged friend is the ideal way to spend a weekend, whether your idea of a break is relaxing in a luxurious Cotswolds manor or getting an early start to hike through the Lake District. Thousands of hotels allow dogs, with some of the best dog-friendly hotels right on your doorstep! We love chucking on our Women’s waterproof Parka, a pair of comfortable trainers grabbing the dog and finding somewhere new to explore. Here are some of the best hotels to take your dog that you can’t afford to miss.
The Hare and Hounds – Tetbury
The Hare and Hounds is the ultimate luxury retreat for you and your furry companion. Located just outside the historic Cotswolds town of Tetbury, tour Highgrove Garden, explore the stunning Westonbirt Arboretum, or simply curl up with a good book and a cup of tea in the hotel library.
Dogs are welcome to dine in the bar with you, and there are acres of hotel grounds just waiting to be explored. For the ultimate luxurious escape, book into the Game Keeper’s Cottage with its private hot tub and plush interiors – The Hare and Hounds truly is one of the best dog-friendly hotels in the Cotswolds.
The Cary Arms and Spa – Torquay
The Cary Arms is the ultimate in luxurious dog-friendly hotels. Nestled on the stunning Torquay coastline, each dog-friendly suite has its own sea-facing balcony for you to enjoy your morning coffee with an uninterrupted view. Just a short walk from Babbacombe Beach, there are miles of unspoiled coastline as well as a charming seaside town for you to explore on your morning walk.
On rainy days, curl up in a Cary Arms bathrobe, swim in the indoor pool with a sea view, soak your stress away in the luxurious bathroom or treat yourself to a glass of sloe gin – complimentary with your stay!
The Lancrigg – Grasmere
Situated within 30 acres of woodland, Lancrigg is one of the best luxury dog-friendly hotels in the Lake District. Take in the breathtaking views from your sumptuously furnished room – the hotel will even provide a bed for four-legged guests. Explore one of the many hiking trails on the hotel’s doorstep before a dinner date with your dog in the restaurant. Lancrigg is the ultimate dog-friendly base for exploring the beauty of the Lake District.
Slebech Park – Pembrokeshire
The Welsh countryside is known for breathtaking scenery and exhilarating walks – the perfect getaway for you and your pooch. Whether you prefer to adventure in the 600-acre estate, soak in the majesty of the historic building, or simply relax in your well-appointed home-away-from-home, you and your furry friend are sure to leave feeling rejuvenated.
It’s not just humans that receive special treatment at Slebech Park either – every dog is welcomed to the hotel with their own hamper filled with treats, a bowl, and a bed that’s perfect for an afternoon snooze.
The UK is lucky to be home to a wide array of luxurious dog-friendly hotels. Whether you prefer to relax with a view or get outside and explore, there’s no reason not to bring your furry best friend on your next getaway – just throw on your Women’s Lightweight Waterproof Jacket, pack your walking boots, and take in some of the best Uk scenery.
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