Best dog friendly hotels in Midlands

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The Cottage in the Wood - 'Five Nights for the Price of Four' Special Offer

Malvern Wells

‘Fabulous, far-reaching’ views spread across the Severn Valley from this hotel in extensive grounds high above the Malvern Hills.

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Hambleton Hall - Spring, Summer And Onwards Special Offer

Oakham

Set in true English countryside, dogs are very much part of life at Hambleton Hall, where all 15 rooms and suites are dog-friendly, with beds, bowls, mats and towels provided.

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Pen-y-Dyffryn - 20% Discount Mid-Week Special Offer

Oswestry

‘A hidden gem on the Welsh border’, the Hunter family’s ‘highly dog-friendly’ hotel, in a Georgian former rectory, can again bask in the praise from our readers,

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The Peacock at Rowsley - 'Dine And Stay Package' Special Offer

Rowsley

At this charming country house hotel, allowed in the rooms and gardens, but not in the dining or indoor public areas. For those who want to dine with their dogs, there are many dog friendly pubs close by as well.

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Lion and Pheasant

Shrewsbury

In the historic town centre, this 16th-century coaching inn has cool, casual-chic interiors, warm and friendly young staff, innovative cooking in the restaurant, real ales and cocktails in the buzzy bar.

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Hart’s Hotel, Nottingham

A sleek, modern hotel on the ramparts of what remains of medieval Nottingham Castle, Hart’s is where your home is when you want to escape the bustling city.

The Pheasant at Neenton, NEENTON

After standing empty for almost nine years and falling into decay, this handsome village pub was rescued by the community a decade ago and thrives today as a friendly local and smart dining-pub-with-rooms.

The Leagate Inn, Boston

A 16th-century inn whose signal torch once guided travellers across the fens is today a beacon of hospitality, and has been in the care of the Dennison family for the past 40 years.

Rafters at Riverside House Hotel, Bakewell

A Peak District former shooting lodge ‘in a pretty walled garden’ on the Derbyshire Wye, this hotel has been completely refurbished by new owners, restaurateurs Alistair Myers and Tom Lawson.

Buxton Crescent Hotel, Buxton

In a Grade I listed Georgian crescent to rival Bath’s, this spa hotel was launched in 2020 after a 17-year transformation.

Healing Manor Hotel, Grimsby

In landscaped grounds on the edge of the Wolds, this 18th-century-cum-Victorian manor house mixes antiques with modern comforts, fine and casual dining in restaurant and dog-friendly Pig & Whistle.

The Falcon, Castle Ashby

Well-being is at the heart of this ‘rather lovely boutique hotel’, a reinvented 16th-century coaching inn, where guests enjoy nature walks, yoga and the run of Castle Ashby's pleasure grounds.

Darwin’s Townhouse, Shrewsbury

Named in honour of Shrewsbury’s famous son, the Grade II* listed Sandford House, moments from the Severn towpath, is now a contemporary but cosy B&B that offers great value for money.

The Peacock at Barlow, Chesterfield

With onsite brewery, boutique-style bedrooms in the main building and a converted barn, and a menu of popular classics and more exotic dishes, this modernised 300-year-old village pub retains plenty of character.

The Feathers, LUDLOW

Fabulously photogenic, this Grade I listed Jacobean building with an ornate, timber-framed facade stands in a ‘wonderful position’ in the heart of town, a few minutes’ walk from the main square and castle.

The Duncombe Arms, Ashbourne

A once boarded-up village boozer with views over the Dove valley, this is today a thriving gastropub with well-equipped, stylish annexe rooms, and a menu of pub staples and creative seasonal dishes, served alfresco when the sun shines.

The Old Manor House, Shipston-on-Stour

With beams, cottage-style bedrooms and 'beautiful gardens' running down to the River Stour, this 16th-century Cotswold manor house is full of charm.

The Cow, DALBURY LEES

A former village pub in the Derbyshire Dales might not bring sea fish to mind, while rustic-chic decor and ‘painted mug shots of benign-looking cows' speak more of farm-to-fork dining.

Breedon Hall, Breedon on the Hill

Behind high walls, at the end of a crunchy drive, this handsomely proportioned Georgian manor house in the shade of ancient yew trees is both gracious and welcoming.

The High Field Town House, Birmingham

In leafy Edgbaston, a whitewashed Victorian villa is home to this colourful boutique-style guest house, its modern bedrooms furnished with some antique and retro furniture, with a bright sitting room, and a sister gastropub next door.

Underleigh House, Hope

With walks from the doorstep, views of Peak District hills, a peaceful garden, breakfast feasts and restful bedrooms, it’s no surprise that Underleigh wins so much praise.

Wildhive Callow Hall, ASHBOURNE

‘A stylish stay in the Peak District, Wildhive’s ethos is to get back to nature without foregoing creature comforts,’ our inspector writes.

Victoria House, Church Stretton

In the centre of a lively market town within walking distance of the Shropshire hills, this ‘splendid’ B&B is run by Diane Chadwick, a ‘wonderfully energetic’ and ‘cheerful’ hostess.

The Clive Arms, Ludlow

This red-brick Georgian coaching inn, 10 minutes from foodie-central Ludlow, has been smartly updated with a breezy open-plan bar and restaurant, and country-chic bedrooms.

Eckington Manor, Eckington

Amid water-meadow pasture, this foodie restaurant with beautifully presented rooms and a cookery school are spread across an ancient, timber-frame farmhouse and converted outbuildings.

Old Downton Lodge, Ludlow

Amid rolling hills, where Shropshire nudges Herefordshire, Pippa and Willem Vlok’s restaurant-with-rooms comprises a picturesque set piece of medieval and Georgian farm buildings.

Park Cottage, Warwick

Hosts Janet and Stuart Baldry cook a splendid breakfast at their wonderfully wonky, flower-festooned 15th-century house and characterful B&B by the entrance to Warwick Castle.

Lower Farm, Oundle

On the edge of a tranquil village, yet only 10 minutes from historic Oundle, the Marriott family offers comfortable B&B rooms in converted buildings on their traditional arable farm.

The Broadway Hotel, Broadway

With its wonky roofline, leaded windows, honeyed stone and distinctive black-and-white Tudor wing, this family-run hotel overlooks the green of a much-photographed, quintessential Cotswold village.

Lake Isle, Uppingham

There is no isle here, no lake, no bee-loud glade, but the name of Richard and Janine Burton's lauded restaurant-with-rooms draws inspiration from W.B. Yeats’s Innisfree, a place of serenity and escape.

Hodgkinson’s Hotel, Matlock

Filled with historic interest, Zoe and Chris Hipwell’s small townhouse hotel overlooks a bend of the River Derwent.

The Feathers, Ledbury

Behind the unmissable Tudor façade of this former coaching inn, you will find bedrooms blending modern comforts with original features, delightful staff, imaginative sharing plates and brasserie dishes in the restaurant and bar.

Langar Hall, Langar

Everything is peachy at this apricot-hued Georgian country house in the Vale of Belvoir, at the end of a long avenue of lime trees, transformed from a family home into a delightful, idiosyncratic and much-loved hotel.

The Beech House and Olive Branch, Clipsham

‘This buzzy pub is very much ye olde village inn, with rustic furniture and roaring fires under the beams,’ writes a Guide insider, though the food is ‘so much better than your standard pub fare’.

Brockencote Hall, Chaddesley Corbett

As you drive through landscaped parkland to find this country-house hotel overlooking a lake and 16th-century dovecote, you might wonder if you have arrived in the Loire valley.

Biggin Hall, Buxton

'Surrounded by lovely, rolling, stone-wall country', this much-loved Peak District country-house hotel in a Grade II* listed 17th-century building ‘may not have all the luxuries of a modern boutique hotel, but the setting and grounds are stunning’.

Russell’s, Broadway

In a gem of a Cotswold town, with its green verges, galleries and tea shops, a honey-stone house is home to this first-class restaurant-with-rooms

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Lace Market Hotel

NOTTINGHAM

A good base for exploring the city, four listed buildings (two Georgian and two Victorian) form this hotel on the cobbled High Pavement. It has a striking Art Deco-influenced interior, and a choice of places to eat and drink. Afternoon tea is served Thursday to Saturday.

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The Bull and Swan at Burghley

Stamford

In the late 17th century, the Honourable Order of Little Bedlam (an aristocratic drinking club) rampaged through this coaching inn – today an altogether more upstanding crowd come for the modern pub grub, cinema nights and the garden’s ‘pizza potting shed’ (open on warm-weather weekends). Characterful bedrooms mix vintage furnishings and modern conveniences. Some have exposed stones or feature wallpaper, perhaps an original fireplace, mullioned window.

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The Fuzzy Duck

Stratford-upon-Avon

A warm and welcoming inn, the Fuzzy Duck in Armscote is extremely dog friendly - staff are delighted to meet four-legged friends and there’s a good garden to play in.

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The Haughmond

UPTON MAGNA

There are a number of dog friendly rooms at The Haughmond, a luxury retreat where room rates include your dog stay and your pets are welcome to join you in the restaurant for lunch dinner or breakfast.

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Glewstone Court

Ross-on-Wye

Smartly refashioned into a stylish modern country house hotel, a Grade II-listed Georgian manor in glorious Herefordshire countryside, just beyond the town. Popular for weddings and special events, the family-run hotel has bedrooms with garden views, and a fine-dining restaurant.

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Featured hotels with Special Offers

Best dog friendly hotels in Midlands

The Cottage in the Wood - 'Five Nights for the Price of Four' Special Offer

Malvern Wells

Hambleton Hall - Spring, Summer And Onwards Special Offer

Oakham

Pen-y-Dyffryn - 20% Discount Mid-Week Special Offer

Oswestry

The Peacock at Rowsley - 'Dine And Stay Package' Special Offer

Rowsley

Lion and Pheasant

Shrewsbury

More best dog friendly hotels in Midlands

Best dog friendly hotels in Midlands

Hotels not in the Guide that you may want to consider

Best dog friendly hotels in Midlands

Lace Market Hotel

NOTTINGHAM

The Bull and Swan at Burghley

Stamford

The Fuzzy Duck

Stratford-upon-Avon

The Haughmond

UPTON MAGNA

Glewstone Court

Ross-on-Wye

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