Highlights 

• This riverside refuge serves up fresh fare using West Country produce to create simple, seasonal dishes that please the palate.
• The beautifully bright and buzzy terrace is the perfect plant to sink a classic cocktail or cooling glass of wine as you watch the sunset.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

There are bowls available in the bar and on the terrace so fido can keep hydrated; if you can’t find one, the delightful bar staff will be more than happy to help – and will no doubt be on hand with a treat or two!

Highlights 

• Excellent ingredients, locally sourced and whipped up into wholesome fare that’s hard to refuse.
• Join the locals in the buzzing bar area for an unmissable cocktail to local cider.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Fido will be delighted he can join you in this dog-friendly restaurant, and he’s sure to spot another sniffing nose or two in this popular spot.

Highlights 

• While away the time in the pretty walled garden with your pup by your side.
• Dogs are welcome to explore all the nooks and crannies of this lovely townhouse, with no off-limits areas to dogs inside the hotel

Paws

All welcome.

Up to 2 dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

Enjoy a stroll around the market town, Sherborne is the ancient capital of Dorset and steeped full of history and culture. There’s plenty of winding streets and historic buildings to sniff out with your pup. If you’re a fan of the bracing sea air, then take a short car journey to the nearby Jurassic Coast and enjoy a stroll along this stunning World Heritage Site.

Highlights 

• The delightfully seasonal menus use regionally sourced produce to serve up an international tastebud trek, with inspirations from across Europe and into North Africa. You and your pup can globetrot without even leaving London!
• A weekend brunch is the perfect time to rub shoulders with the Chelsea elite. Settle in with deliciously moreish breakfast dishes and enjoy the people and pup watching.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 3 dogs per table.

Doggy Delights

Dogs are welcome throughout and there is a good-sized, covered garden with heaters and plenty of seating. Pooches will enjoy the green surrounds post-walk, or head for a promenade down the Kings Road. Bowls and treats are also on offer to stave off the munchies.

Highlights 

• Perfectly positioned for a post-park pick-me-up, the buzzy neighbourhood atmosphere that will recharge you in no time!
• It’s a Gordon Ramsay location, so expect their signature modern British dishes. It’s a small but perfectly formed menu, full of tantalising tastes and ingredients.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Fido can join you throughout London House whether at the bar, in the restaurant, or in one of the outside areas. There is a small but picturesque garden at the back of the venue, inspired by nearby Battersea Park, as well as outdoor seating out the front. Outside seats aren’t bookable, so make sure you arrive early if you want to beat the other dogs to the sun spots!

Ask for a treat for fido when you order your cocktail – there are plenty available behind the bar free of charge so he won’t go hungry while you’re chowing down on your lunch.

Highlights 

• If the weather is good, head for the rooftop terrace where you can soak up some sunshine and admire the city skyline. Keep your eyes peeled for the rooftop garden, it’s where they grow the herbs and vegetables used in the menu!
• It’s got all of the trimmings you might expect from a city gastropub, but the seasonal and ever-changing menu keep things as fresh as the rooftop veggies you’ll be enjoying!

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights 

Your dog can join you in the ground floor gastropub, or on the rooftop terrace, but not in the first floor restaurant space. Bowls are available for thirsty pups.

Highlights 

• Enjoy a martini, shaken not stirred, in the plush surroundings of Dukes’ Bar. It’s the place that inspired Ian Fleming to write his James Bond novels, so it would be rude not to.
• Keep your eye out for royal corgis as you people and pup watch on the streets of Mayfair.

Paws

Dogs under 16kg allowed.

One dog allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

Just a leap and a bound from majestic Green Park, fido will have a blast. Pack your flats and head out from your prime local to explore the plethora of Royal Parks right on your doorstep.

Highlights 

• The onsite restaurant is a foodies paradise, with French influences meeting local Cotswold flavours to create modern, moreish dishes.
• If you’re worn out from walkies, the homely honey-stone manor has a cosy nooks, library and lounges for you and fido to tuck in to and put your paws up.

Paws

All welcome.

2 dogs allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

Borrow some wellington’s and stroll down the front laws to the wildflower meadow beyond, where dogs can roam free. Set in 8 acres of lawns and grandiose gardens there are plenty of sniffs to check-out. You’ll also find the 14 mile Warden’s Way just at the bottom of the grounds.

Highlights 

• Enjoy some tranquillity right in the centre of bustling London. The boutique, luxury rooms are perfect for winding down after some pawsome park adventures.
• Don’t miss a delicious dinner at onsite restaurant Galvin, created by Michelin-starred London chefs Chris and Jeff Galvin and bursting with Britain’s best produce.

Paws

Small and medium dogs allowed.

Up to 2 dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

Facing Green Park and with Hyde Park just a few minutes walk away, this is a wonderful position to enjoy with your dogs. Pick up a walking map from reception and head out to explore these majestic parks, surrounded by many famous sites, from Buckingham Palace to The Royal Albert Hall.

Highlights 

• Inspired by the grill rooms of Manhattan, you can take your pick from rare breed and unique steaks before having them grilled to perfection on the Montague grill.
• If steak isn’t your style, there’s plenty else on offer including a raw bar fully stocked with some of London’s freshest sushi and sashimi.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Treats are on offer for your four-legged friend, perfect to distract fido from the tempting smells around.

Highlights 

• You can enjoy traditional country activities like riding, fishing or a gentle game of croquet in the extensive grounds.
• If you fancy a spot of private pampering, dog-sitting is available while you enjoy the blissful spa facilities – perfect for pleasing the pair of you!

Paws

Dogs up to 30kg each allowed when 6 months or older.

Maximum 1 dog per room, or 2 per suite.

Human and hound abound

You are spoilt for choice on areas to explore in the Estate so pack your Dubarrys, or sturdy footwear, and head out with your pooch. Maps are provided with a variety of walks, from a gentle 2 mile loop to more ambitious trails, complete with pub suggestions for you both to refuel midway.

Highlights 

• There’s a buzzy, streetfood vibe with ten foodie delights offering their own speciality cuisines.
• Take your pup to the terrace so they can enjoy the snifftastic scents on offer while you tuck into some simple, authentic fare.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Dogs are welcome throughout Market Hall Fulham, so just pick your paw-spot of choice. They’ll be much nose sniffing and most likely many a paw to say hello to.

Highlights 

• The spa is absolutely unmissable. Boasting a massive eight indoor and outdoor pools, an advanced thermal sequencing experience and a full range of spa treatments, it’s the perfect way to participate in some post-walk peacefulness.
• There’s 123 acres of woodland, parkland, gardens and terraces just on your doorstep, so fido won’t be short of sights, sounds and smells to explore.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

You needn’t go far; Pennyhill Park offers an abundance of space for humans and hounds to explore within its grounds, and your pooch will be pulling on that lead in no time waiting to see all that the hotel has to offer inquisitive paws.

Highlights 

• Fancy some globetrotting, without leaving the comfort of your hotel? Partake of a Spa Journey, all uniquely themed around destinations, from Indonesia to an English Garden.
• An iconic building in its own right, enjoy the soaring ceiling and atmospheric surronds with fido by your side.

Paws

Maximum 1 medium-sized dog per room.

If you have a large dog, please detail when enquiring.

Human and hound abound

London is very dog-friendly, and you and fido will love the plethora of green spaces covering our capital. Grab your ‘it bag’ and fido’s smartest lead and head out together.

Highlights 

• There’s a great selection of speciality native and rare breed steaks available alongside lighter sushi and sashimi options.
• It’s not all about the savoury – the desserts are to die for!

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Treats are on offer for your four-legged friend, perfect to distract fido from the tempting smells around.

Highlights 

• Michelin-starred Executive Chef, Tim Allen’s menu is a celebration of British cuisine, using seasonal produce, often harvested from their own garden, to create elegant and modern dishes.
• It’s not just the food that’s carefully-sourced, you can enjoy a selection of artisanal wines from independent vineyards, including Daylesford’s own French vineyard.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

With a large terrace for the summer, and roaring fires for colder climes, your dog will find a delightful spot to rest their paws and keep a sniff out for regular passing pups (and the treats on the bar!).

Highlights 

• The luxurious C-Side spa has a pair of pools, a gloriously serene indoor pool and a heated outdoor pool, that’s perfect for stargazing while you float in the balmy water.
• Enjoy the delights of the garden with a picnic in summer, or in cooler weather the Billiard Room is the perfect cosy to unwind with your pooch.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 1 dog per room

Human and hound abound

With the hotel’s glorious Grade II listed gardens on your doorstep, you and your dog will be bounding out to explore. Bring a long lead for your dog, and hunt out the hidden art pieces in the gardens, the chain of lakes from the River Churn and the Victorian cascades, before walking through the meadow to take in the magnificent manor.

Highlights 

• The hotel prides itself on a top-notch cream tea, so why not enjoy this British favourite in the gloriously flowery gardens and soak up some sunshine?
• Foodies rejoice, the 3 AA Rosette, Mulberry Restaurant serves up charmingly rustic grub with seasonal vegetables from the hotel’s own garden.

Paws

Small and medium dogs allowed.

One dog allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

Let your dog help you sniff out the secret pathways and hidden nooks of the hotel’s idyllic garden. Keep fido on their lead while exploring and avoid making a splash when greeting the duck pond residents, Gerald and Jemima. The hotel has also developed their own Woof Guide with handy information for your pets stay.

Highlights 

• There’s something for all the family at this welcoming lakeside retreat.
• Feeling adventurous? Take advantage of the lakeside location and indulge in a spot of wild swimming with fido, before drying off together with some room service.
• It’s not just the lakeside on offer, your pup will love the sensory pleasures of the grounds’ vegetable patch and herb garden, walnut grove and sheep’s field.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

Drying coat at the ready! The Lake District is a pooch’s pawfect playground; the hotel’s shoreline will provide the waggiest way for paddle-loving pooches to start their day, while land lovers can explore the nearby footpaths and trails.

Highlights 

• There’s a great, buzzy atmosphere in the traditional and cosy Cotswolds confines of the pub. You and fido will be making new friends in no time.
• As you might expect from a countryside pub, it’s a celebration of great British classics but there’s plenty of modern tantalising twists to keep things interesting.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Delightfully welcoming to paws large and small, don’t forget to ask for a water bowl and treats for your pup. On a warm day, your dog will be captivated by the sniffing opportunities in the gardens, while you sit a while, enjoy a drink and listen to the birds tweet overhead. A winter warmer? Fido will relish this venue which is dog-friendly throughout, with a roaring fire perfect for thawing those paws out after a frosty walk.

Highlights 

• The local area is featured in Thomas Hardy’s novels. Perfect for exploring and letting your pup channel their inner Tess of the D’obermans.
• There’s a resident facialist who can come to your room and offer a bit of private pampering while you put your feet up after all that hill-strolling.

Paws

All welcome

Up to 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

After a stroll around this market town, explore the blissful surrounding countryside – just remember your walking shoes as there are hills a plenty to bound up…or down!

Highlights 

• Bedrooms delight with their atmospheric and sumptuous period features, so you can recline in luxury.
• Make time to enjoy the indulgent spa.
• The Lygon Lounges, scattered throughout the rambling rooms of this historic hotel, offer a cosy retreat to put your paws up and plan your next walk in the stunning Cotswolds countryside.

Paws

All dogs welcome, over 1 year old.

2 dogs allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

Dogs are welcome to give a full sniff inspection of the hotel’s charming garden but you will soon be biting at the bit to go and explore the gorgeous scenery around. The hotel has walking maps for the surrounding countryside available at reception.

Highlights 

• West Country produce is the star of the show here, with ingredients from a network of local growers and farms. The fish is all from British waters with a 24 hour ‘port to plate’ policy. It’s pawfectly fresh!
• Somerton is a historic town, with lots of exciting smells and sights to explore to work up an appetite before heading for this cosy, picturesque inn.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Fido will have his pick of spots at The White Hart, be it the more relaxed lounge area of the bar, a snooze under one of the well laid-out tables (where there is plenty of space for even a larger pooch to have a mooch), or a sun-spot in the pretty courtyard. Steal the sofa in front of the wood burner for the ultimate cosy experience during the winter months.

There are plenty of water bowls, and bar staff will be on hand with a tempting treat.

Highlights 

• They make an excellent sandwich. If you’re looking for a quick bite in a bun post-walk this is the perfect place to put your paws up and enjoy a delightful deli roll.
• Search out a cosy nook for a nightcap. The bar is a welcome refuge with an enticing cocktail menu and craft beers on tap. Don’t miss the Broadway Beer Paddle, a four quarter pint taster collection.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

With plenty of nooks and crannies to explore, your pup will love having a snooze at your feet while you dine in the bar, or on the picturesque terrace. Local walking maps are available at reception so you can both get out and explore the rolling hills and grassy meadows beyond.

Highlights 

• Be sure to try one of the pizzas. These Italian offerings are baked in a wood-fired oven and packed full of seasonal and classic toppings.
• If you’re just looking for a quick post-walk treat, enjoy tea and cake in the beautifully peaceful courtyard, with its gently-flowing fountain.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

With a dog-friendly spot come rain or shine, you and fido will enjoy the laid-back vibe as you relax here, which may be much needed if you’ve just taken the historic walk up Gold Hill, adjacent to The Grosvenor Arms. A bowl and treats will be waiting for you when you arrive.

Highlights 

• It’s a celebration of Cornish culture. The laid-back surf-chic vibe is perfect for enjoying beachside adventures and then winding down in luxury.
• The hotel is renowned for its artistic offerings, with an onsite pottery and open-air theatre performances during the Summer months.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

You and fido can fully embrace the dog-friendly, Cornish lifestyle at Bedruthan; there’ll be many an opportunity to sniff out a Cornish flower, or chase a surfer or two, as you explore the coastal path and all year round dog-friendly beach, both just a 10 minute walk away. If you’re visiting in the winter months, don’t forget to pack a windbreaker for you, and fido’s Barbour jacket too!

Highlights 

• Pooch-lover Rick Stein owns this venue, so why not tread in the pawprints of his beloved Jack Russell Chalky and explore the local area?
• As you might expect, the food is top notch. You can chow down on Mediterranean fare alfresco while enjoying the Cornish weather – you might not fancy sharing the 28 day aged Chateaubriand with your pooch pal though!

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

With a harbour to explore and a sandy beach just ten minutes from the hotel, bring your walking shoes and a towel or drying coat for fido. If he’s anything like Rigby, All Four Paws’ spaniel muse, he will get wet! A local dog walking guide is also available at the hotel.

Highlights 

• The Big Green Egg grill is the star of the show, with an extensive selection of steaks on offer for meat lovers, all pawfectly paired with rich sauces.
• Enjoy the courtyard in warmer months, it’s the ideal spot to enjoy Rick Stein’s signature fusion of Cornish and Mediterranean food.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per table.

Doggy Delights

With a harbour to explore and a sandy beach just fifteen minutes from the hotel, your pooch will be begging you to hurry up and finish your steak so you can both head out for some Cornish seaside adventures.

Highlights 

• This is the ultimate dog-friendly foodie escape. There’s a two Michelin star restaurant serving up dishes by celebrity chef Raymond Blanc.
• Sublime, individually styled bedrooms, sure to relax both human and hound.

Paws

Maximum 1 dog per room

Human and hound abound

Bring your walking shoes or borrow a pair of Le Chameau boots to explore the beautiful hotel gardens with your pup and begin your culinary adventure.

Highlights 

• Steak lovers rejoice! You can get your meat cooked to perfection in a Josper oven.
• The garden is the perfect place to unwind amongst the locals (both two-legged and four!) and sip on a locally brewed beer.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Welcoming throughout to paws large and small, find a cosy corner and a treat or two and your pup will adore sniffing out muddy post-walk boots and another wet nose or two. There are also maps at the bar with local walks for you both to enjoy as well as a delightful village green just across the road.

Highlights 

• Step away from the bustle of the city in the romantic elegance of the rooms, each individually and traditionally decorated with a nod to the hotel’s heritage.
• You and fido can both indulge in some pampering. Take advantage of the dog grooming facilities while you relax and recharge in one of The Milestone’s spa rooms

Paws

Dogs up to 50kg

Number of dogs flexible and dependent on both size of dog and room. Please detail when enquiring.

Human and hound abound

This city is made for walking, so pack some flats that will keep you looking stylish, as well as feeling great all day. Head straight across the road to Kensington Palace Gardens and you’ll find plenty of promenading pooches – fido might even find a friend to join you all for afternoon tea.

Highlights 

• A truly memorable country escape for all. Fido can even meet the house chef and order the dinner of their choice.
• The terrace offers views of the estate and the valley beyond. It is the perfect place to sip champagne and watch the sun set.
• If all of the country walking has left you feeling sore, you can unwind with a movie in the media room, a snug hideaway with TV beanbags and on-tap popcorn.

Paws

Adult dogs (over the age of one) welcome.

Human and hound abound

With over 400 acres of Farncombe Estate for you and fido to explore, borrow some wellies, take the nature trail and let your dog sniff out the route.

Highlights

• Royal landscaped park in the heart of London.
• Al fresco dining and lots of opportunities for sports and play.

Highlights

• Spend a delightful day with pup exploring Henry VIII’s famous old hunting grounds, just a short hop from the centre of London.
• The park includes acres of parkland to roam with fido, with several interesting sights and a lookout point. There is free parking and many an outdoor spot for human and hound to rest and have a bite to eat.

Paws

All welcome

Highlights 

• If the weather is good, head for the sun-kissed terrace which offers sweeping views of the Cornish coastline. Your pup can enjoy the sea-salted air while you sip on a cooling cocktail and work up an appetite.
• The menu is a beachy wonder of Cornish seafood. The fish-focused specials board changes twice daily to feature the freshest seasonal produce caught that day.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Dogs are welcome to eat with you in the bar area and can join you anywhere outside, including the large timber terrace, where you and fido will find the best vistas. Don’t forget to pick-up a treat for your pup from the bar, to stave off any hunger pangs post-walk.

Highlights:

• 800 acres of wild woodland, ponds and meadows for you and fido to roam lead-free.
• Spectacular views of London from the top of “Kite Hill” or Parliament Hill.

Highlights 

• Enjoy views of unspoilt expanses of Cornish beaches, or get out there and enjoy them. The adjourning beach is dog-friendly!
• There’s exceptional local food and you can dine with your four-legged friend on Cornish crab and seasonal fish.

Paws

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

A towel or drying coat for fido, and a wind breaker for you, are very handy additions to the case to enjoy the magnificent bay.

Highlights 

• Survey the historic estate with your pup and then relax in luxury with handmade mattresses and pillow menus – bliss.
• Sink into a comfy leather armchair in the Cedar Bar while you indulge in your favourite tipple, and fido can rest his paws in front of the fire.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

With 63 acres to explore, your pooch will not be short of a sniffing spot. Be sure to take a stroll along the mile-long avenue of lime trees. Planted in 1716, it is the longest line of lime trees in England, and will be sure to entice a hound. Maps of walks in the area are also available.

Highlights 

• All fido-friendly rooms have outdoor access, so you can soak up some lakeside atmosphere with your furry friend.
• For the ultimate cosy getaway, the garden room has an outdoor wood burner and hot tub so you can sip bubbles under the stars in all seasons.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

Circled by pretty gardens, there are plenty of grassy nooks to sniff out. Dogs are recommended to stay on their leads while enjoying the gardens as there is a road surrounding the hotel, as well as the odd deer popping by to say hello. The real adventures, however, abound all around, with the Lake District’s largest lake, Windermere just 15 minutes’ walk away.

Indulge in some deer watching as you roam through the gardens and grassland beside the Longford River.

Highlights 

• Enjoy the delights of nearby Dartmoor National Park with fido.
• Enjoying the Devonshire flora and fauna? Each individually decorated room is designed by Olga Polizzi inspired by the local nature.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per room

Human and hound abound

With 100 acres of wonderful gardens to explore, landscaped by Humphry Repton and with many feature to explore such as the intoxicating Rose Walk in the summer, fido’s nose will be a-twitching with the many exciting country smells. Remember those Dubarrys.

Highlights 

• The rooms are dripping with Cotswolds cool, from the calming muted colours to the luxurious extras – we wouldn’t blame you for never wanting to leave!
• The food is delightfully rustic, using ingredients from local suppliers and farms.

Paws

All welcome

Up to 2 dogs per room. For extra doggies, please detail on the booking form.

Human and hound abound

Don’t forget your wellies. With many a field within walking distance of the hotel, there’s no need for a car to set off and enjoy the stunning Cotswolds countryside with your pup. Local walking maps are available at the bar.

Highlights 

• We all love a lazy brunch and Percy & Founders has embraced this to the full.
• Snuggle onto a sofa in the bar and indulge in some people (and pup!) watching while sipping a delicious cocktail or craft beer.

Paws

Small and medium-sized dogs welcome

Doggy Delights

Your dog can join you in the spacious cocktail lounge and bar, as well as the terrace, which is heated and open all year round, and perfect for a spot of Fitzrovian-fido watching. The full menu is available wherever you dine.

Highlights 

• Be sure to browse the boot room and pick out a beautifully presented map scroll or two to explore the local area with your canine chum.
• If you need some R&R after all the walking, there’s a choice of Elemis and Leighton Denny treatments available in the charming spa room.

Paws

All welcome

2 dogs allowed per room

Human and hound abound

No need to bring your wellies – borrow a pair from the boot room and head off from the hotel to explore the recommended local walking routes. The countryside on your doorstep is spectacular, and you and your pooch will have a ball. Be warned – this may go down as hill training!

Highlights 

• The hearty modern British dishes are centred around seasonal, sustainable produce. Great for the environment and your tastebuds!
• Sustainability is key for the drinks menu too, from the biodynamic wines and local craft beers to the seasonal cocktails, you can sip and nibble guilt-free.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Dogs can partake of the bustling ground floor brasserie and its terrace, as well as the canalside bar. There is also a terrace on Regent’s Canal, which when open during summer months is a lovely option for relaxed dog-friendly dining.

Highlights 

• The bedrooms are a chic celebration of British design, with furnishings and fabrics created right here in Blighty. It’s the ideal cosy bolthole for you and your furry friend.
• Cotswolds favourite Prithvi has taken residence in the hotel, providing contemporary and cool South Asian cuisine.

Paws

All welcome

For more than 2 dogs per room, please detail when enquiring.

Human and hound abound

With a picturesque garden square heralding the start of wonderfully dog-friendly Pittville Park, directly across the road from the hotel, your dog will be day-dreaming of fresh grass between those pads as he gazes out of the giant Georgian windows to the doggy delights beyond. There is also a small courtyard that your pup can sniff out.

Highlights 

• Elegant sophistication abounds at this indulgent stately home hotel.
• Indulge with the tempting treats on offer in the relaxed, The Astor Grill and dine beside your dog (who gets their own menu!)
• The staff are dog-lovers and make sure to pamper your pooch during your stay. Fido will never want to leave!

Paws

Medium-sized dogs over 1 year old are welcome (no bigger than a Labrador).

Maximum two dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

The expansive grounds are a stand-out feature at Cliveden, and fido will be desperate to get off the lead. Nestled within 376 acres of National Trust parkland, there’s a lot to explore – so come rain or come shine, you’d both best get your walking boots on. There are walking maps at the hotel which will help you plan your routes.

Highlights 

• Fistral lies on the outskirts of Newquay and is a beachside paradise for human and hound. There’s plenty of seaside shenanigans to get up to, from playing in the surf to crabbing or rockpooling.
• After your cove-side adventures, fill up rumbling bellies at the restaurant. This beachside location’s signature move is adding a modern twist to takeaway favourites that will satisfy even the hungriest of humans (and hounds!).
• Look out for the Fistral Sessions. Serving times are extended, so you can enjoy delicious dining alongside live music while the sun sets.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per table.

Doggy Delights

Fido can dine with you inside or out, although you might struggle to keep his paws off your fish & chips, so tire him out with a run around Fistral beach before you tuck in.

Highlights 

• Ruby’s is the perfect bolthole to relax with some refreshments after exploring the Cornish coastline. The interior is wonderfully cosy with a touch of speakeasy character.
• The bar is well-stocked, from gins galore to a cornucopia of craft beers. However, if you want something really special, we recommend the signature Ruby’s Fizz.

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per table.

Highlights 

• All of the rooms have access to an outdoor space. You get to soak up some rays, while your pup will enjoy the sounds and scents of the sea air. Perfect for sensory pooches!
• Wellbeing is at the heart of The Scarlet, whether you fancy a soak in the cliff top hot tub, a morning yoga session or some pampering in the world-class spa.

Paws

All welcome

Human and hound abound

Your dog will delight in the picturesque hotel gardens overlooking the sea, with many a wild Cornish flower for your pup to sniff out. The hotel just asks that fido stay on a lead while exploring. Stroll down through these gardens, skirted by a fence, and take the gate to the cliff path. With lead firmly on for the couple of minutes walk along this easy to navigate path, you’ll soon be on the all year round dog-friendly beach.

Highlights 

• With 25 treatment rooms, this is a spa lover’s delight.
• Enjoy the beautiful views on the South Drawing Room Terrace, where you can dine under the stars beside your pup.
• Don’t miss the trekking trail with your four-legged friend where you can enjoy the sights, smells and sounds of the estate together.

Paws

Small and medium dogs allowed.

One dog allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

The hotels extensive country grounds mean there’s plenty to explore with fido right on your doorstep. In colder months, keep an eye out for passing deer while walking. The hotel has also developed their own Woof Guide with handy information for your pets stay.

Highlights 

• It’s a Rick Stein venue and has all the Steinesque goodies we’ve come to expect. Dog-friendly dining on British faire with an Asian twist in a cozy Cornish venue.
• Don’t miss the local treats, including ice cream, seafood and even locally brewed beer. Cornishtastic!

Paws

All welcome

Maximum 2 dogs per table.

Doggy Delights

Fido is welcome to join you in the two bar areas, and anywhere outside, just not in the main restaurant. Ask for a water bowl when you arrive to make sure your pooch stays hydrated while you try out a local ale or two.

Highlights 

• The terrace is a lovely spot to soak up some sunshine with your pooch in tow.
• The rooms are full of contemporary creature comforts to help you relax after your countryside explorations.

Paws

Small and medium dogs allowed.

One dog allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

The estate sits at the edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Beauty and with the hotel’s 26 acres of manicured gardens on your doorstep, there is an abundance of sniff spots for fido. The hotel has also developed their own Woof Guide with handy information for your pets stay.

Highlights 

• There’s plenty of eye-catching, dog-focused artwork by Katharine Lightfoot for you and pup to enjoy in the gorgeous surroundings of this flagstone-floored country inn.
• The walled garden is a charming spot of sights and smells for you to explore with your four-legged friend. Perfect for a relaxing afternoon.

Paws

Maximum 2 dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

Bring your walking shoes. Maps of local walks are available from reception, with the countryside a mere leap and a bound away.

Highlights 

• The Vaulted Spa is a quirky, atmospheric place to spend an hour or two winding down while pup catches up on some nap time after your adventures together.
• The hotel is at the heart of Cirencester, a charming Cotswolds town full of strolling spots and people and pup-watching opportunities.

Paws

All welcome.

Maximum 2 dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

With acres of stunning Cotswolds countryside to explore, don’t forget your walking gear. Bring your Dubarrys and your dog’s Barbour coat and you’ll be ready to start sniffing out the picturesque parks and wondrous dog-friendly woodland in no time.

Highlights 

• Channel your inner Parisian as you dine street side on chic and classic French dishes.
• It’s perfect for posh pup watching, at the heart of upper-crust Chelsea.

Paws

All welcome

If bringing more than two dogs, please tell them in advance.

Doggy Delights

Dogs are welcome to join in the bar, where there are a number booths in which to settle in for a meal, in addition to the standing area with stools encircling the bar itself. There are also tables for two all year round outside the front of Colbert. A popular paw-spot, it’s worth coming early to get one of these tables with your pup.

Highlights 

• Enjoy the relaxed, laidback surfside vibe on your own private deck, the perfect place to catch some morning rays with your cuppa.
• Known for its foodie delights, make sure to indulge yourr tastebuds.

Paws

All welcome.

Maximum 2 dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

Grab your beach bag and head to the dunes. Your pup will not miss having to skip past the coastal garden behind the hotel, as plenty of sniffable spaces lie in wait. There is a grassy area opposite the hotel where dogs can walk, and let’s not forget the beach, part of which is dog-friendly all year round, where they can go wild and enjoy a paddle (or full on dip!). If all that is not enough, the coastal footpath is also on your doorstep.

Highlights 

• It’s the perfect place to clear your mind and rebalance yourself. The rooms are beautifully minimal, with private terraces to enjoy the fresh countryside air.
• Enjoy some post-walk pampering in the treatment room while fido catches some Zs.

Paws

All welcome.

Maximum 2 dogs per room.

Human and hound abound

Relish being able to walk straight out to the water meadow beyond, perfect for paws to explore.

Highlights 

• The Pear Tree is at the heart of Battersea Park, so you can enjoy an artisan coffee and cake while soaking up the buzz of this Thameside green space.
• If you feeling pooped post-playtime then this is the perfect place for a pick-me-up, the modern European menu is created to showcase seasonal and local produce so it’s pawsitively brimming with freshness.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Your pooch won’t be able to contain his excitement as he revels in the expansive green spaces of this royal park, and the new pup-pals he’s sure to meet at Pear Tree Cafe.

All dogs are welcome and there’s no restriction on the number of dogs, provided you can all fit at the table!

Highlights 

• The unspoilt Northumberland area is the perfect place to indulge in some countryside pursuits. The hotel can arrange shooting and sailing and there’s a private stretch of the River Derwent for fishing.
• You can enjoy the beauty of the nearby Pennine Moors, even when in the hotel. The rooms are decorated in muted tones inspired by the local flora and fauna.

Paws

All welcome.

2 dogs allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

There is a lovely flower adorned garden your dog will love exploring, but to stretch those paws head out into the surrounding moors where endless, snifftastic adventures await. Walking maps are available at reception. And remember, look upwards on those nighttime strolls with fido – the dark skies here are a stargazers dream.

Highlights 

• This 200-acre green space is pawfectly pooch-friendly, with plenty of places to adventure and explore. Enjoy one of the many walking trails and then flop down on the grass to indulge in some people and pup watching.
• Be sure to make a trip to parkside pawstop the Pear Tree Café, it’s a dog-friendly delight that soaks up the buzzy park atmosphere and serves up tastebud tingling modern European fare.

Paws

All welcome

Highlights 

• The trout is unmissable. It’s the house special and caught from the river which flows through the gardens of the hotel. Pawsomely local!
• The secluded terrace is the ideal spot to soak up some rays while you enjoy your meal. In colder weather, the bar is a cosy bolthole where you can enjoy your supper in front of roaring log fire. Who can resist toasty warm paws?

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

Your dog can join you in the bar, lounge or on the beautiful, secluded terrace. A water bowl and treats will be sure to keep your pup happy if you’re visiting after a long walk. The main brasserie at the hotel is not dog-friendly.

Highlights 

• You can enjoy a riverside view come rain or shine. On blissfully sunny days, the spacious wooden terrace is the ideal spot, while the covered conservatory is the pawfect refuge on chilly, grey days.
• It’s a Gordon Ramsay location, so the classic brasserie fare is top-notch, served alongside an impressive wine list and short but quirky cocktail selection.

Paws

All welcome

Doggy Delights

The Narrow is fully dog-friendly, so fido can join you in the restaurant, bar or on the terrace. Don’t forget to ask for a water bowl and a treat or two.