Dog-friendly places to stay across the UK

Dogs may stay in bedrooms, off the beds, and use the bar. The dog charge is GBP 15 for one night or GBP 25 for two or more nights regardless of dog count. Arrange dining before booking: Table 13 or the tack room may accommodate a dog subject to availability and other guests agreeing.

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

Dogs are welcome at this two-room B&B. Contact the owner before booking to confirm a suitable room, permitted numbers and sizes, any charge, lead and furniture rules, and whether dogs may be left alone. Accommodation includes a twin ensuite room and a double/family room with a separate private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi and nearby parking are advertised, and laundry can be arranged on request. The property is within walking distance of Corbridge and public transport; confirm arrival arrangements directly. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs are accepted with a £20 charge per dog for extra cleaning. Confirm any dog limits and the applicable fee period before booking. Bring bedding and towels. Use the website visitor directions to the bunkhouse; the separate postal address for deposits is not the accommodation address. Map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.

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

Nene Park’s Lakeview and Glade camping areas are both dog friendly. Confirm the booked field/bell-tent product, dog fees, numbers, indoor-tent/furniture rules and current season before arrival. No campervans, caravans or motorhomes are permitted by the camping guidance. Arrival is from 1 pm and departure 10 am; under 18s require adult supervision. Follow directions to the booked camping area and use the visitor parking by Nene Outdoors. The mapped reference is the licensed Lakeview camping area; the adjacent Glade mapping is kept within this single operator-complex entry. The trust’s office postcode is not supplied as the campsite postal location. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

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

Dogs are welcomed for camping and must stay on leads throughout the site and on the farm’s beach because livestock roam the land. Clear waste and keep dogs controlled. The owner lists 25 March–30 September opening, so confirm the next available season and any fees or dog limits before travelling. Tents, campervans, caravans and motorhomes are accepted, with no electric hook-ups. The specific campsite contact address is Fionnphort; a generic Tobermory footer label is not used as the location. Indoor dog accommodation is unconfirmed. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a verified entrance.

Field Head 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 1530 245 454 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.

Declare up to two dogs at booking to obtain a designated dog-friendly room, GBP 30 per dog per night. Dogs may enter the lobby and Flying Stag, but not the drawing room, Clunie Dining Room, Elsas Cocktail Bar, Berties Whisky Bar or Albamhor Treatment Rooms. A bed, bowl and treats are provided.

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

Well-behaved dogs are welcome, must remain on leads at all times and must be cleaned up after immediately. The touring park accepts caravans, trailer tents and motorhomes but not ordinary tents. Confirm dog numbers, charges and pitch availability. This is the touring park at Flamborough Holiday Homes; permission is not extended to privately owned holiday-home interiors and that neighbouring component is not counted as another addition. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

This individually named Neaum Crag lodge advertises pet access in its own accommodation features; pets are treated as dogs under the directory’s convention. The operator FAQ requires checking each individual lodge, so this is not permission inferred for every lodge on the estate. Current booking terms prohibit dogs on beds or furniture and require that pets are never left unattended. Owners are responsible for dog behaviour and damage. Ask the booking agent to confirm the allowed number, fee, lead rules and any further dog conditions; none are invented from a generic estate policy. The public booking number is 07824 553779. Pool-hall availability is advertised from 1 March to 15 November; this leisure-facility season does not establish accommodation closure dates or dog access to the pool. Confirm availability for the selected lodge. Arrival is generally after 15:00 and departure by 10:00 under the booking terms; these are stay times, not weekly opening hours. The original licensed lodge-building point remains approximate, not a newly verified entrance.

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 can stay for £15 per dog per stay; let the hotel know in advance and bring your dog's blanket or bed. Confirm the allocated room: the dedicated dog page advertises all rooms as dog friendly, while the FAQ says some rooms are kept free of dogs. Dogs can join breakfast in a designated dog-friendly part of the restaurant or garden. Confirm dog numbers and sizes, leads, furniture and unattended-dog arrangements. Check-in is normally from 3pm and check-out by 11am. Current contact: [email protected]. This entry is Florence House at 2 Malvern Road, a distinct named hotel and licensed building from the neighbouring Florence Gardens at 4 Malvern Road and Florence Suite at 6 Malvern Road. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Ordinary holiday touring bookings at Flower of May accept one dog only, by prior arrangement. Keep dogs on short leads, exercise them off park or in the designated dog area, clear up and never leave them unattended. Ordinary touring guests’ dogs are excluded from buildings, the patio and playground; guide-dog arrangements are separate. Dog charges and season dates require confirmation. Touring pitches are available from12noon and vacated by12noon; booker/responsible-adult age requirements apply. Separate seasonal-owner contracts allow up to two dogs and permit dogs in bars; those permissions are not transferred to ordinary holiday touring bookings. Dog access to hired caravans or other rental units is unconfirmed for this park. Facilities may be limited early/late season. The map marker is the approximate licensed park centroid, not a confirmed entrance.

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 excluded from this area.

Dogs stay only in designated lodge accommodation, outside the main castle hotel; reserve an explicitly confirmed dog-friendly room. The dedicated page includes Woodland Lodge and Woodland Lodge Superior rooms, but the hotel FAQ excludes Superior rooms and includes Loch View Lodge rooms, so confirm the exact allocated room. Maximum two dogs per room; discuss larger groups directly. Charges differ in scope across the own pages: the dog page quotes £30 per dog per night, the FAQ £30 per night, and group terms £25 per dog per night; confirm the applicable tariff. Ordinary dogs cannot enter the main castle, reception, lounge, brasserie or Sandemans. The downstairs outside terrace and separately booked Dining Pods accept dogs; pods require an advance booking and fee. Keep dogs leashed on the grounds, which are not guaranteed dog-proof. Leaving a dog alone in a room is discouraged. Map pin is an approximate recorded location, not a confirmed entrance.

Up to two well-behaved dogs are accepted by prior arrangement in Ford Cottage. Dogs are excluded from the adjoining Owl Room and the separately booked Rutter Mill. Guests must be aged 12 or over for safety reasons. Short stays have a three-night minimum and start Friday, Monday or Tuesday; weekly stays start Friday. The road crosses a ford which can be impassable after rain; request the alternative farm-track directions. Confirm dog supplements and supervision rules directly. Map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.

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

Telephone ahead to arrange acceptance of your dog. Dogs must remain on leads and waste must be bagged and binned. The operator excludes guard dogs and dogs displaying guard-dog behaviour. Follow directions near farm animals, and confirm dog numbers, charges and seasonal availability. The owner requires arrival before 10pm and quiet after 11pm. Indoor accommodation permission is unconfirmed. Confirm current arrangements directly before travelling.