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Only Deluxe Garden Rooms accommodate dogs; Classic and Suite rooms exclude them. One dog costs GBP 20 per night, or two dogs GBP 30 per room per night. Dogs may use the bar, lounge and garden; do not leave them unattended and use leads in public areas. Confirm the room before booking.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Dogs may stay only in the two downstairs hotel rooms, subject to availability and booking directly with the venue. Two rooms is not a limit of two dogs: dog numbers and any charges need confirmation. Well-behaved dogs may use the bar on a lead every day except Sunday; confirm arrangements during a stay that includes Sunday. The kitchen and restaurant also close on Sunday evenings. Outdoor access and bedroom supervision rules need confirmation. Follow the owner’s road directions at Hook, because postcode navigation can incorrectly direct drivers down Flaxlands Lane. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs stay free, with bowls, treats and bedding available on request. Tell the hotel before arrival so a dog-friendly room and bed can be arranged. The owner gives maximum size large but no numerical weight or dog count; confirm acceptance and supervision. The separately fetched owner LAVO restaurant FAQ expressly welcomes well-behaved dogs there; permission is not assumed for every bar, event space or wellness area. Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00. The named council BoTree matches 30 Marylebone Lane and postcode with a point approximately 9 metres from the original licensed building marker. The previously missing hotel phone is newly verified from the current owner page, not described as a previously matching licensed phone. Nearby hotels on Welbeck Street and Oxford Street are separate.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Dogs may accompany pub dining at the Buddle Inn in Niton and may stay in bedrooms by prior arrangement. Reserve a permitted room and confirm dog counts, fees and supervision conditions before booking. Nearby attractions and sister inns mentioned on the rooms page have separate policies. Food service and pub opening hours differ.

The Bull and Swan welcomes dog stays and visits to the pub, Potting Shed and garden. Use leads in public areas and do not leave dogs alone in rooms. Do not wash dogs in bedroom baths or showers; ask staff for an appropriate place. A GBP 30 stay charge is quoted, but whether it is per dog or per room is unspecified. Confirm the room and charging basis before booking.

The Bull Hotel individually confirms dog-friendly hotel stays on its own named hotel page and Hotel petsAllowed metadata, at the same physical premises as its pub. Dog-friendly rooms require availability and explicit confirmation before booking; do not assume every bedroom is allocated for dogs. Current group dog-room terms quote a GBP 10 nightly dog charge, with guide, hearing and assistance dogs exempt. The terms do not expressly identify a per-dog basis; confirm the party total, number of dogs and selected room with the hotel. Ordinary dogs are excluded from unconfirmed hotel bookings. Indoor pub access remains in designated areas at manager discretion; confirm a dog-friendly table and communal dining access. Do not assume dog access in soft-play, event rooms, neighbouring venues or local attractions. Confirm supervision, furniture and current room conditions. Public property contact +44 1787 472 144 and [email protected]. Hotel check-in is normally 14:00 and departure 11:00; confirm the reservation. Pub food-service times do not establish hotel reception hours.

The Bull on Bell Street in Henley-on-Thames accepts dogs in selected overnight rooms. Contact the operator before booking to reserve a dog-permitted room. Bowls and treats are supplied and a GBP 20 supplement per dog is stated without a confirmed night or stay basis. Confirm the total charge, dog counts and supervision rules. Do not assume its private house, every bedroom, restaurant dining area or event permits dogs.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Choose a designated dog-friendly room and add the dog option while booking. The named inn page permits up to two dogs and quotes £15 per night, without specifying a per-dog multiplier; confirm the total for your room and dates. The Townhouse rooms explicitly exclude dogs. Ask about pub/dining areas, lead requirements, furniture and unattended-dog rules rather than assuming whole-site access. The phone number is the group’s central reservations team. Use the Beaumaris Castle Street inn address; the company’s Newcastle office is not the venue. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs are welcomed at the bar at the Bulls Head in Foolow. Its dog-friendly guest bedrooms and two-bedroom self-catering apartment each allow a maximum of two dogs, charged GBP 25 per dog per night. Notify the operator when booking. Bedroom and apartment permission does not establish unrestricted access throughout other dining rooms. Pub closing is described as late; no exact closing time is inferred.

This specific named hotel currently advertises a pet-friendly amenity, interpreted as dogs under the directory convention. The owner policy accordion does not expose its detailed answers in the captured text. Arrange an accepted dog room and confirm current size and number limits, charges, supervision and permitted public areas. A booking partner links a hotel pet-policy form and quotes GBP 50 per dog per stay and up to two dogs, but those details are not independently confirmed on the current owner page and are not imported as verified policy fields. Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00. Historic Environment Scotland designation LB29524 identifies the original 4 Lothian Road hotel at the intersection with Princes Street; the current operator phone, postcode and original licensed physical hotel also match. The food register identifies Restaurant 1925 at Pompadour at 4 Lothian Road, corresponding to the restaurant linked by the current hotel. This corroborates the building identity, not restaurant dog access. The original marker is approximate and remains unchanged.

Castle Hotel Windsor accepts up to two well-behaved dogs in designated Mews rooms, arranged before arrival. The offer names Mews Deluxe or Mews Suite, while its terms name Mews Generous or Mews Suite; confirm the exact room allocation. Dogs may join guests in the lobby, Penningtons bar/lounge area and garden, but not the main Penningtons restaurant. The FAQ prices dogs at GBP 35 per dog per night, while the offer describes up to two dogs for GBP 35 each night; confirm the total fee before booking. Beds, bowls and a welcome gift are supplied. Main House rooms are not included in the reviewed permission.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Call the hotel to arrange a dog-friendly room. Up to two dogs can stay for the published £15 supplement per room per night; this is not £15 for each dog. Select pet-friendly dining when booking a table and confirm which dining areas admit dogs. Ask about leads, furniture and unattended-dog rules before arrival. The property is the historic High Street hotel within Conwy’s walls. The advertised food service and reservations-office hours do not establish continuous reception availability. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Arrange a specifically dog-friendly room before booking. Never leave dogs unattended and keep them on a lead in public areas; confirm which public areas they may enter. Clear waste and clean up accidents. Dog numbers and charges need confirmation. The hotel and nearby pub map records describe the same named property; this is one accommodation listing, with bar, bookshop and restaurant dog access not separately confirmed. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

The Chequers at Woolsthorpe by Belvoir permits dogs in the bar and, under control, in the garden. Book a bar table ahead for dining with dogs; restaurant areas exclude them. Overnight dogs may stay in the three ground-floor rooms Juniper, Cassia and Elderflower, but not the first-floor Angelica room. The About page says GBP 10 per dog per stay, while the Stay page says GBP 10 per dog per night. Confirm the fee basis before booking rather than assume either charge applies universally. Confirm leads, counts and supervision. Its mapped accommodation is the repurposed stable block beside the inn.

The Chequers Inn at High Street, Maresfield, East Sussex, TN22 2EH confirms dog-friendly pub visits on its own named branch page. Ordinary dogs are accepted only in designated areas at manager discretion; arrange suitable seating with staff. Keep dogs on leads indoors and in outside seating, off sofas, chairs and other furniture, considerate around guests and other dogs, and minimise barking. This does not establish unrestricted restaurant, event-room, soft-play, unconfirmed hotel-bedroom or neighbouring-business access. Dog counts, pub charges and supervision arrangements are unconfirmed; ask the pub. Public branch contact +44 1825 749 970. Public branch email [email protected]. The own named pub/accommodation page explicitly identifies a dog-friendly bedroom and bar area, with last check-in at 22:00. Reserve the accepted room directly; this does not mean every bedroom accepts dogs. The separately identified hotel accepts dog stays subject to selecting a permitted room and confirming the dog-friendly booking in advance with the property or 0345 608 6040. Current group dog-room terms quote GBP 10 per night, with guide, hearing and assistance dogs exempt from that fee; a per-dog basis is not explicit, so confirm the party total. Do not apply the room charge to pub visits. Dog numbers, unattended stays, furniture and other communal areas need confirmation. Own hotel check-in is from 14:00, departure by 11:00, and reception 07:00-22:00; confirm the actual reservation. Pub-opening and food-service times are separate.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

The named hotel welcomes pets, treated as dogs for this directory, for overnight stays. Its public pet page quotes an additional £50 per night for guests bringing pets, with service dogs exempt. A per-dog multiplier is not assumed. Confirm the room, maximum number/size and additional pet conditions before booking. The operator links a separate detailed pet policy; those extra conditions are not invented where the document could not be checked. Dog admission in restaurants, bars or other public areas is unconfirmed. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Tell the hotel by email before bringing a dog and arrange an eligible room. The charge is £15 per dog per stay. Some rooms are kept free of dog stays, so unrestricted access to every bedroom is not inferred. Confirm dog numbers, sizes, dining access, leads, furniture and unattended-dog rules. This is the distinct Clarence Road hotel; nearby Florence, Stattons and Somerset properties have separate addresses, footprints and websites. Current contact: [email protected]. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

The Cliff Hotel and Spa at Gwbert accepts dogs in pre-booked designated rooms. Each dog costs GBP 10 for the first night and GBP 5 for each later night; certified service dogs are exempt from the charge. Dogs may enter reception, terraces and the tiled-floor area of The Point Bar. Ordinary dogs cannot enter the Cliff Spa, Carreg Bar and Restaurant, golf course or hot tubs. Keep dogs on leads throughout the hotel and grounds, accompany them at all times, never leave them alone in rooms, keep them off furniture and supply their own bedding. Clear waste and pay any damage. Walk only in permitted car-park and designated-footpath areas. Permission is not transferred to the separately advertised coastal cottages.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

The named Clifton Hotel welcomes dogs for an additional charge; confirm suitable room arrangements, the tariff, dog numbers and house rules directly. The on-site Racks Bar & Kitchen is also dog-friendly under the hotel FAQ. Restaurant lead/table conditions and outdoor permissions are not specified, so check the allocated dining area when booking. One hotel/dining destination represents the separately mapped Racks node4m away. Nearby Washington Guesthouse78m away has a different address range and reception number and remains a separate property. Map pins are approximate recorded locations, not confirmed entrances.

The Close Hotel accepts dogs in selected allocated bedrooms; notify the hotel at booking. Dogs may use the bar and garden, but not the main restaurant. Keep them controlled, avoid disturbing other guests and clear waste. The nightly fee is GBP 20 for the first dog and GBP 10 per additional dog; this tiered price is retained in notes rather than an incorrect uniform fee. A dog bed, bowl and breakfast treat are included. Confirm counts, supervision and room suitability. Check-in 16:00, checkout 11:00; notify reception for arrival after 21:00. Historic buildings have limited lift access; confirm the route and ground-floor room required.

The Commissioners Quay Inn accepts dogs in allocated dog-friendly overnight rooms and designated dog-friendly pub and restaurant seating. Add dogs when reserving and confirm the room and seating before arrival. Its own branch page states that direct bookings can include up to two dogs for GBP 15 per night; confirm the total and conditions for the booking channel being used. This conditional direct-booking offer is not assigned as a universal per-dog charge or blanket maximum. Dogs cannot be left unattended in bedrooms. Confirm counts, leads, supervision and any facility or event exclusions; hotel permission does not apply to every room, dining area or nearby business. Dog-friendly rooms are available across room categories; the allocated room still needs confirming. Harbour and coast access has independent local rules. The public telephone 0191 5803610 is central reservations, not a verified onsite reception number. Branch email: [email protected]. Meal-service hours are separate from overnight accommodation. The retained licensed hotel building was checked separately from similarly named nearby businesses.

The Coniston Inn confirms overnight dog access and designated dog-friendly pub/restaurant areas. Tell the hotel about dogs when booking to ensure a suitable available room. Direct bookings allow up to two dogs and state a GBP 15 nightly supplement; the page does not explicitly price this per dog, so confirm the total and terms for the chosen booking channel. Water bowls, treats and dog meals may be available. Confirm supervision, furniture rules, permitted garden areas and required accessibility. Central reservations 0191 5803610 is separate from the branch phone. Nearby separately named hotels and restaurants are not merged or given this permission.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are excluded from this area.

Pet dogs are excluded from this area.

Dogs are welcome in guest bedrooms or the hotel’s bookable kennels. They cannot use communal areas, including the Bistro, garden or Residents Lounge. Confirm an eligible room, kennel availability, fees, dog numbers and lead rules before booking. Extra damage or cleaning may be charged. The hotel does not offer 24-hour check-in. Times and conditions may change; confirm directly. The mapped location is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.

The Cornwall Hotel accepts dogs in selected hotel bedrooms, designated self-catering Woodland Lodges and the bar, strictly subject to availability. Call before booking to allocate an accepted room or lodge. The charge is GBP 15 per dog per night; the optional GBP 20 Doggie Bag is a separate hire package rather than the dog-stay charge. Confirm dog counts, supervision and permitted walking areas. Lodge terms require domestic pets to remain under control. Ordinary-dog restaurant, tearoom and spa access is not established; service dogs are welcomed in all hotel and grounds areas at no extra cost. Hotel check-in is from 15:00 with check-out by 11:00; lodges use 16:00 and 10:00. The separate Cornwall Cottage has no reviewed dog permission.