Dog Friendly Hotels East Yorkshire – Devonshire Fell is set in some of North Yorkshire’s most stunning scenery, with walks, trails and the beautiful Dales countryside right on your doorstep.
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Dog Friendly Hotels East Yorkshire
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Dog Friendly Pub Accommodation Yorkshire Dales & Coast
With wild farmland, lush green valleys and beautiful riverside paths – not to mention rugged hills – it’s no wonder Yorkshire has become a magnet for dog owners. In response, many pubs, hotels and B&Bs now have dog-friendly rooms, even in some cities. Some have ground-floor rooms with a private patio, others offer treats like beds and dog treats, and many allow dogs into the bar or lounge so they can join their owners at mealtimes. Here are the best dog friendly hotels in Yorkshire and in and around Ripon, Scarborough, Skipton, York and the Dales.
Beck Hall is surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in the Yorkshire Dales, making it an ideal base for walkers and nature lovers. The original farmhouse, built in 1705, has been extended over the years with a number of attractive extensions, while the beautiful gardens feature large centuries-old oaks and weeping willows. Food (mainly made with Dales produce) is served in the modern restaurant and bar, and afternoon tea can be enjoyed in a cozy setting featuring an open fire. Dogs are allowed in the restaurant and free of charge in the 21 rooms (sleeps three).
With corner towers, buttresses and an imposing entrance tower, this imposing citadel looks like a fort. Inside is an old-fashioned English country house, with acres of polished wooden floors, bright red carpets, wide hallways lined with gilded portraits and large windows. You won’t be bored here: there’s a range of outdoor activities, walking trails (dogs welcome for £25 per night), four acres of walled gardens, a nine-hole golf course and a cookery school. The sleek and airy spa offers a variety of thermal experiences and indoor and outdoor pools. The rooms, while in need of an update, are perfectly comfortable with beautiful black oak accents, local bookshelves, and large bathrooms.
Although only 10 minutes from the coast and Scarborough’s Razzamatas, the hotel feels deep in the country, surrounded by fields, woods and stunning gardens. The former Victorian farmhouse, all ivy-covered golden stone, cream sash windows, has been beautifully extended with additional wings and two patios with beautiful water features. Inside, the goal was to maintain a cottage feel, but with a rustic twist. Dogs are very welcome (£10 per night) and can dine with their owners in the conservatory. The 32 rooms are all very large, some with four-poster beds.
Scenic Dog Walks In East Yorkshire
Devonshire Fell is set in some of North Yorkshire’s most stunning scenery, with walks, footpaths and the beautiful Dales countryside right on your doorstep. The hotel is part of the Duke of Devonshire’s 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey estate, which includes the ruins of the 12th-century abbey of the same name six miles to the south. A bright pink and charcoal-striped carpet runs through the corridors of this beautiful Victorian building, the work of the Duke of Duchess of Devonshire, who sometimes raids the family’s place at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire in search of antiques and oil paintings. Most rooms have en-suite bathrooms and showers and dogs are welcome in all rooms for £10 per night.
A traditional coaching inn in a prime location, overlooking Richmond Market Square, with stylish, contemporary interiors and newly decorated rooms. It offers above-average pub food and a friendly atmosphere that is popular with locals. The King’s Head has undergone a fashionable makeover to create a bright, semi-open ground floor that’s more lounge than pub. There are chandeliers above the wooden-floored bar – cakes and beer, as well as the usual beer pumps – a wood-burning stove, lined with wallpaper and the lounge’s lovely cardboard sofas. Dogs are welcome (£10 per night) and an information pack of local walks (from easy walks to hikes) is available to borrow.
The Merry Wensleydale Heifer is a charming 17th century inn surrounded by beautiful countryside on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. There are 13 rooms, nine of which are traditionally decorated in the original building, and four themed rooms in a new annex across the courtyard. James Herriot’s room has a box set of all living things, great and small. The first-class restaurant has a special fish bar and a cozy and comfortable traditional bar and lounge with wooden beams, open fire and a good selection of whiskies. Dogs are allowed in the bar and in some rooms (at a charge of GBP 20 per dog per night).
Known as Malton’s ‘Food Capital of Yorkshire’, this 17th-century coaching inn makes a great base for sampling its produce, given an attractive new look and revived by restaurateurs Georgie and Sam Pearman (of The Lucky Onion Band). Tom Naylor-Leyland. The trio has achieved relaxation and style through finds from antique and vintage shops and fairs, velvet sofas and armchairs, beautiful lampshades, statement fabrics, pipe rugs, wooden floors and fun wall art. Dogs are more than welcome at the hotel (for an extra £10 per night) and will enjoy roaming charming Malton.
Dog Friendly Cottages In Yorkshire
A stone’s throw from the coast and set in 40 acres of tranquil woodland, this large and comfortable property has everything you need for a relaxing holiday. Once a private property, it opened as a hotel ten years ago and consists of two main buildings: the hall, a light brick two-storey hall, and the red brick ‘castle’ keep with two towers. There are eight self-catering stone cottages and a private house. Dog owners should choose a cottage or one of the keep’s 28 rooms, where four-legged friends are welcome. Buggies are available to take guests around the estate and shooting and fishing can be arranged on request.
This country inn is in a perfect location, just below the famous Roseberry Peak on the North York Moors. Inside, the ground floor is a large bar-dining room, designed in a simple yet effective contemporary faux-rustic style. The 12 rooms are similar in furniture but differ in shape and form to suit the characteristics of the villas. Outdoor enthusiasts can opt for great value ‘walk-in’ pub breaks which include a laminated walking pack (to keep), packed lunch, free pint and boot cleaning service plus dinner and breakfast. Dogs are welcome for £7.50 per stay and there is a popular beer garden and patio. The Good Hotel Guide is the leading independent guide to hotels in Great Britain and Ireland, covering mainland Europe as well. The guide was first published in 1978. It is written for readers looking for unbiased advice on finding a good place to live. Hotels cannot purchase themselves in the guide. Editors and inspectors do not receive free hospitality on their anonymous hotel visits. All hotels in the guide receive a free basic list. Fees apply for full Internet access.
Find the best dog friendly hotels in Yorkshire. Enjoy the gardens, woodland and walking paths before giving you and your pet a warm welcome.
Find the best dog friendly hotels in Yorkshire. Enjoy the gardens, woodland and walking paths before giving you and your pet a warm welcome. For dog lovers, no vacation is complete without four-legged friends. There are many options for dog walking in Yorkshire. This welcoming province has many hotels and inns that not only entertain furry guests, but also welcome their presence. Hunting lodges, country hotels and popular local pubs all provide the perfect place to relax and play – and you thought it was your holiday! With lounge chairs by the fire, a rural setting, cozy accommodation and a desire to serve up some sausages, these trips are definitely not just for humans!
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