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Dog Friendly Holidays London
Not enough credit for the dog. They lift us up and make us laugh when we think we’re laughing too little. It’s time for us to give to dogs, and what better way to do it than during the holidays. There are plenty of packages to choose from: the UK is a dog-friendly country, with a third of homes owning a dog, and hotels boasting that we don’t want to travel without a dog. Whether it’s a luxury dog beach hotel or a country restaurant with rooms to accommodate four-legged visitors, you can take your dog anywhere these days. share breakfast with ham. Here are the best dog friendly hotels in the UK.
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Every hotel on this shortlist is visited by one of our experts and often booked free of charge. They stay at least one night, eat at least one meal, and try other hotel experiences.
This pet-friendly hotel near Bolton Cathedral has its own dog kennel, which people can use too. Upon arrival, your pampered pup will be provided with a dog bed, water bowl and a variety of treats. After a walk down the river to Bolton Cathedral and a paddle on the dog-friendly beach, order room service from the Canine Delights menu, where you can enjoy a dog beer or no wine (from £15 a night). Originally built as an academic inn in the 17th century, the hotel retains its original character, with four-poster beds, stunning views and an excellent spa.
An 18th century inn with stained glass windows, whitewashed walls and shutters. Its lakeside location overlooks Windermere across the countryside, making the Lake District a focal point for many people. As a “Court Hotel” we want our guests to relax, unwind and have fun as a family. A 10 percent discount will be given to guests at the water sports center. There are walking and cycling paths and dogs can be provided with a bed, kibble and bowl (£20 per night).
Formerly a Victorian school, the inn looks like Bo Brumell. The main hall is dominated by fine carved oak, with 400 beautiful casks to see, and malts such as Cholmondeley Best Bitter and Merlin’s Gold. Dog beer is available (with meat), so your best friend won’t go thirsty. Three rooms in the former headmaster’s house behind the inn are dog friendly (£10 per night).
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After a salt bath on the Northumberland coast, warm up in a cozy cottage hotel in Bednell, a small fishing village. The rooms are Country Manor-meets-London Liberty, and the dog-friendly restaurant serves local ales and some fresh seafood. There are dog crates, food and a special bath for four-legged guests (£10 per night). It is a 40 minute walk along the white sandy beach to the beach house.
It’s a unique restaurant with a bohemian feel and style. This Artist Residence offers amazing private rooms, delicious food and contemporary art – check out the bold painting of a dog on the door. There are many beautiful countries where you can bring your furry friends. It costs £15 per dog and includes a luxury dog bed, dog bowl and treats from Lily’s Kitchen. Ask about recommended dog walks at booking.
On the doorstep of Westonbirt Arboretum is the UK’s finest collection of trees. With an attached garage and modern additions, this Cotswolds stone cottage is a charming cottage with a sense of style and atmosphere. It is dog-friendly, with eight dog-friendly rooms (from £20 per night) and a special dog menu in the bar, from chicken to liver and oat biscuits. It has a large walking area.
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This shelter is fun and modern on a mobile site. They really pushed the boat out when they created 63 beautiful rooms, including log cabins, farmhouse rooms and some suites – £30 per dog if you bring Fido. The Lounge includes hot water for dogs, post-walk shampoo, dog agility, a shoe room with assorted tennis balls, dog walking cards and a dog-friendly lunch (show measuring Cotswold Raw’s dog activities).
This Georgian house and property is a hidden gem in Hampshire, with 500 acres of beautiful countryside to walk, perfect for taking the dog. On the other hand, the concierge team can arrange dog sessions and activities such as the luxury spa, water slides, clay shooting, cycling, yoga, croquet, fishing and children’s Highwire adventure obstacle course. course beckon. A one-off fee of £35 includes bedding, dishes, lunch and private hot water on arrival.
A ‘hostel’ for guests of the Royal House, Hampton Court is a unique boutique hotel filled with beautiful antiques, beautifully decorated rooms, hand-painted de Gournais portraits and quirky touches to King Henry VIII. The hotel is located on the banks of the River Thames, across the street from Hampton Palace. It has Bushy Park, walking and boating, and nine dog-friendly rooms on the first floor. . garden (£20 per day, including accommodation). Brunch, lunch and dinner can be enjoyed with your pet in the Coppernose restaurant, or outside on the patio in warm weather.
Dogs can join their own members’ club, The Kennels, at this West Sussex gym (£30 per stay). Sweets include natural pig ears and dog walking cards. Your four-legged friend can sleep in your room and enter the dining room. Regulars may want to consider the Kennels’ Dog membership package, which costs £60 a year, with 70 per cent going to the Canine Partner charity, and a personalized cup for your adorable pooch.
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Treat your lungs to fresh scents in this beautiful Dartmoor home with a variety of foliage, coves, hills and hills. All rooms are dog friendly (£20 a night) and include dishes, beds and food. The guest house that once belonged to Georgiana Russell, Duchess of Bedford, is now managed by Alex Polizzi. The ‘make yourself at home’ vibe will make you feel like royalty in no time.
A short walk from the Roman Baths and Thermae Baths, this is an educational and creative center in the heart of Van. The hotel has a nice restaurant, good dining options and beautiful bedrooms. Furnished guests get a bed, tea and coffee for £35 a night. They are allowed in the bar and lounge, but not in the main restaurant, although if dog owners want to bring their dogs, they can eat from the same menu. in the restroom.
Set in 500 acres in the South Cotswolds, this rural escape is perfect for families with dogs. Amenities include a Michelin-starred restaurant, a beautiful indoor pool, a stunning spa complex with an equestrian center, four-legged friends walking through the woods, lush gardens flowers, and a dog training area. Walk-ins, lunches, bedding, fleece, boxes, towels and dishes can be washed and dried from £25 a night.
One of Cornwall’s best and most affordable hotels, St Michael’s is located on the outskirts of Falmouth, steeped in Cornish history with a progressive and fun atmosphere. Swanpool beach and town center are only 15 minutes’ walk away, and the coastal path and beaches are on the hotel’s doorstep. Some holiday rooms and beach houses (one, two and three bedrooms) are pet-friendly and available for £20 per day including dishes, blankets, dog beds and dishes.
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