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Dog Friendly Holidays Brighton – Looking for a dog-friendly vacation? Wait and see! We’ve compiled some of the best places to stay with pets on the UK coast, from self-catering and decorated cottages to luxury hotels and restaurants.
This magnificent 19th century castle sits above the beautiful harbor of Boley Bay on Jersey’s north shore and has a private garden and terrace perfect for watching the fishing boats. The quaint Fort Leicester is built on three different levels of stone walls, guests need to step outside to go from one room to another, with a grass section in between. Dogs are welcome and due to the remote location a car is essential.
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The 5-star Cliff House Hotel enjoys a fantastic seaside location on the south coast of Ireland, an hour’s drive from Cork or Waterford and Rosslare ferry terminals. Enjoy hiking and dog walking in the ocean with your partner, then dry off with your complimentary towel. Dogs can join their owners on the terrace and enjoy a good night’s sleep. Homemade dog treats are here to stay. You can rent a sleeping bag at the reception. For health and safety reasons, dogs must be on a lead and under constant supervision and must not be left alone in the room. They are not allowed in bars and restaurants.
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How much does it cost? Sandy Paws is available for around £284 per night for two, including breakfast and a dog. Advance reservations are required as room for dogs is subject to availability. Dogs should not weigh more than 30 pounds as the space is not suitable for large dogs.
A beach cut in the desert along the banks of Enderby Creek is a romantic getaway. Chosen as a special place by Sawday’s, it has two beds (but there are two beds below if required), a woodburner, an independent shower and it’s best if you bring your dog with you. Close to the Lincolnshire Coastal Park, which is rich in birds, wildlife and flora, this ‘away from it all’ location offers uninterrupted coastal scenery to be enjoyed in all weathers.
How much does it cost? Prices range from around £400 at the weekend to £800 for the whole week.
This modern 18th century fishing lodge is situated close to the central harbor of the ancient fishing village of East Newquay. Four beds, it’s the perfect luxury base for relaxation. There is a quiet garden with a barbecue in the summer and a terrace with sea views and a fireplace to keep you warm in the winter. At any time of the year, beautiful Fife Beach is on your doorstep – the home of golf – St Andrews – is on the beach, so there are plenty of things to do and dogs are welcome.
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How much does it cost? Costs from around £370 for a week’s stay (high season) to £840 for a short break (off season) with 20 for your dog.
It’s been named Dog Activity of the Year 2017 at the Visit England Awards for Excellence, so you can be sure it’ll be just as useful for your pet as it is for you. Located near the heritage Suffolk Beach, it offers 4 accommodations – three decorated riverside cottages and the Mill House on 7 acres of trees and greenery on the Deben River. Great interior views, indoor dog showers and dog welcome bags.
How much does it cost? Midweek starts from around £90, with a minimum three night stay free.
The six spacious bedrooms in this trendy pub overlooking Leamington Harbor are dog-friendly, and with Hampshire Beach and the New Forest on the doorstep, there’s no shortage of great walks if you stop here. The Mayflower prides itself on its food – the restaurant has an AA rosette – and if you want to dine with your dog, you can do so at the bar or on the terrace. There is also a garden around.
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How much does it cost? From around £140 per night, two dogs are welcome and a free travel bag is included.
If you want the millionaire lifestyle in Sandbanks, this luxury property can be yours for just a moment… Six Bed, 2 West Point is a stylish apartment close to the famous Blue Flag beach as well as restaurants and shops. . It has a nice movie room, parking for two cars and a safe petting zoo for well-behaved dogs. There are nearby locations for the coastal towns of Poole and Bournemouth, not to mention the magnificent Jurassic Coast itself for great exploration from the Sandbanks Chain Ferry to Fossil Hunting or Purbeck Island.
In the pretty town of Broadstairs, next to an independent shop and cafe, this spacious cottage has four bedrooms, one bathroom, a smart TV with Netflix, a cozy fireplace and a terrace around the garden. Sandy Viking is close by and there are plenty of bike paths and trails nearby – perfect for families or couples outings with their canine companions.
Millstone Cottage is the second of its kind to register a former mill. This level has been converted into a lovely self-catering holiday cottage in the village of Lucerne, just 3 miles from Bamburgh and the beautiful Northumberland coast. The property, which can accommodate up to 6 people, has three bedrooms and a classic living room with wooden beams and a dining area. There will also be some arrangements for you and your four-legged friends upon arrival. And closer to home you’ll find the Apple Inn, which serves delicious beer and home-cooked meals in a beautiful country setting.
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Located in South Uist, this remarkable property has a pack of character and is ideal for those wanting to escape it all in their own cul-de-sac. Using polar wall construction, it has stunning views of the lake from the front, solar panels from the roof that bring light and heat under the floor. Luxuries are provided by a Bose sound system, white goods and gift boxes. If you are sleeping for two you can take a dog and the beach is a short distance from the house with many miles of beaches and (in summer) lots of wild flowers.
Pen Hendry is a stylish family friendly dog ​​house in the village of Trefor near Morfa Neffin Bay. The two-bed property has a unique layout and features from the 1950s and 1960s, such as a vinyl record player. There are two comfortable chairs and an enclosure, and the beach is only 10 minutes away and offers plenty of dog walks. There are many beautiful beaches, dog cafes and charming coastal towns nearby.
How much does it cost? A three-night stay starts from around £316 and a seven-night stay from around £4474 based on up to four sharing. Up to two dogs are welcome – the first stays free and the second has an additional weekly charge.
The Blue Flag beach, miles from Beesands Beach, is off the Lobster Pot and is dog-friendly all year round. A built in dog shower means you can easily wash off the litter box and have stunning ocean views from the three bedrooms and living area. Great location for exploring the south west coast and Devon Beach.
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This family-friendly hotel on the Isle of Purbeck dates back to 1931 and is charming. Enjoy a room full of Anglo-French cuisine in the Studland restaurant, cream teas in the bistro and stunning coastal views of this magical part of Dorset. Nearby you’ll find dog-friendly beaches as well as local attractions throughout the year.
How much does it cost? Sandy Paws packages start at 150 150 per night (dinner, bed and breakfast) and can be purchased on weeknights for 15 15 per dog. Please keep the litter for your dog.
If you love sailing around Norfolk Beach or beautiful Suffolk, why not hire a classic boat? Retro Campers Norfolk have original VW camper vans (usually six beds) and welcome dogs by simply bringing a dog bed or blanket and ensure your pet is not left alone in the vehicle. Then you can leave freely to choose where you live.
How much does it cost? Short breaks (Mon-Fri / Fri-Mon) start from around £395, weekly rentals from around £595. There is a charge of £50 per dog which covers special cleaning of the car after the hire.
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Located on a former strawberry farm, five minutes’ walk from Monk’s Bay, three-bedroom Carmel Cottage is a great base for exploring the Isle of Wight AONB. With stone walls, warm wooden floors and lighting inside, and a garden surrounded by sun-drenched terraces and sea views outside, you’re the stone between the island’s coastal path and the tranquility of the village of Bonchurch.
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