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.

Lucky Londoners South of the river have several lovely big parks to escape the bustle of city life. Dog-friendly Putney Commons and Putney Heath are great spots with a rural feel for city pups to roam and explore, and there are some wonderful dog-friendly eateries nearby for a pick-me-up afterwards.

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 

• The Atrium is a cosy space to sip a cocktail while you enjoy some playful pursuits. There are board games aplenty on offer and fido can keep score for you in between naps.
• The Cotswolds countryside is picture-pawfect and you don’t even have to leave the hotel grounds. There are acres of rolling countryside for you and your pup to explore.

Paws

One dog allowed per room.

Human and hound abound

Watch the early morning mist clear over the racecourse as you explore the gentle slopes owned by the hotel, that lead directly to the racecourse. A well stocked boot room means there’s no need to bring the wellies, with every Countryfile fanatic’s favourite footwear, Dubarrys, on offer along with walking jackets. The concierge also has maps on hand for walks with your dog.

Highlights

• Beautifully renovated Tudor-era hotel right in the heart of the historic market town of Pershore.
• Restaurant ingredients are fresh and locally sourced, including some from the hotel’s own on-site farm, St. Catherine’s Farm.

Paws

All welcome

Up to 2 dogs per room; £15 per dog. There are no restrictions on breed or size of dog.

Human and hound abound

It’s woodland walkies galore in and around pretty Pershore! Pups will delight in the parkland around Pershore Abbey and the lovely market town is a hop, skip and a jump away from the Cotswolds, the Malverns and Shakespeare Country.

Highlights 

• Enjoy the fusion of the Cotswolds vibe and Scandi-cool in the award-winning spa.
• Indulge with a packed picnic hamper for you and your four-legged friend.

Paws

All welcome (over 1 year old)

Human and hound abound

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

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 

• 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 

• 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 

• 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!