The UK's best dog-friendly hotels
Ensure your pooch has as relaxing a break as you with one of these luxurious canine packages
Rosewood London
Four-legged visitors to this luxurious five-star central London hotel can expect the same high level of service as its human guests. Splash out on the full Canine Package (from £2,100 per night), which comes with catering courtesy of natural pet food specialists Lily's Kitchen and designer accessories, including dog bed, collar and lead from Barbour. And while you relax in the spa, pamper your pooch with a session from celebrity dog groomer Jamie Griffen. For those wishing to get in a spot of sightseeing, there's also a guide from the hotel's resident retriever Pearl, which recommends the capital's best dog-friendly cafes and pubs, as well as a rundown of the local parks and open spaces where our canine friends can stretch their legs.
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Four Seasons Hampshire
Situated within the Grade I-listed Dogmersfield House, this Four Seasons is the permanent home of black Labrador Oliver Beckington, who you'll regularly find wandering around its grand interior and giving a friendly welcome to other doggy visitors wanting to enjoy a stay in the beautiful Hampshire countryside. Personalised amenities such as dog beds, grooming products and a dog food menu are provided, while the concierge is on hand to give advice on dog-appropriate excursions or dog sitting services.
Whatley Manor, Wiltshire
With thousands of kilometres of footpaths, the Cotswolds is the perfect place to escape and enjoy long, leisurely walks with your dog. Whatley Manor, set in 12 acres of land – including 26 beautiful landscaped gardens – provides the perfect base to make the most of the area's picturesque views and fresh countryside air. The hotel, equipped with amenities including a private cinema and high-end spa, promises a friendly welcome to all canine companions. For a small supplement of £30 per night, your room will come prepared with all the essentials and more on arrival, including luxury dog basket, food, treats and toy.
Gleneagles, Scotland
This famous countryside estate is the ideal vantage point from which to discover the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands. Should you wish to take advantage of its three championship golf courses, award-winning spa or Michelin-starred dining, you can ensure that your dog is well looked after in its on-site kennels. Overnight guests are treated to king-size dog beds with ultra-comfy mattresses, while you will be given a key to the kennels and a code to unlock your dog's personal door to take them for walks any time you wish.
Old Swan and Minster Mill, Oxfordshire
This charming rural hotel, nestled in the chocolate-box village of Minster Lovell and set within 65 acres of meadows and woodlands, is able to accommodate those visiting with dogs in several of its rooms. For a supplement of £20 per dog per night, the hotel will provide a dog bed, bowl and special treat on arrival.
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