Ron Bexel
Dog Friendly Hotels In Lake District Cumbria – Man’s best friend deserves a few days too, right? There are plenty of hotels that make our boys feel as happy as they are on vacation, and Lakes is a great vacation spot for friends who like hiking for more than a day (maybe a relaxing dip). included). We’ve compiled a list of some of the best friendly hotels in the Lake District, from the cheapest to the friendliest, to make sure everyone can enjoy a few days away from the daily grind.
This Bassenthwaite precious dog is free. For a truly luxurious experience, this luxury hotel in Keswick welcomes VIPs (Very Important Pooches) with open arms. Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the lobby daily from 10am to 7pm, and they even have a dog hair dryer on hand in case your pooch gets a little wet in an outdoor pool. Be!
Dog Friendly Hotels In Lake District Cumbria
With a dog menu featuring the best canine food (wet and dry), your dog will be very comfortable in one of our friendly hotel rooms. These ground floor rooms open onto their patios and gardens for easy access to the outdoors. A maximum of two dogs are welcome per room, £20.00 per night. This fee includes a comfortable dog bed, pillows, blankets and litter bags. Ask before you confirm your booking.
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Ambleside Boutique Hotel welcomes children as part of the family. Dog-friendly rooms include its classic Kirkstone Suite and Scandal Superior Room, its luxury rooms – Red Cross and Fairfield, and the new Pavilion Garden Deluxe Rooms. Fish friends are not allowed in the restaurant, but enjoy a relaxing afternoon tea in the cozy drawing room, or breakfast and dinner in the braai room. Slide out the front into their beautiful garden (dog litter boxes are marked down to clean up the mess) and many walkers wake up by the door – a dog’s dream. Add your dog to the guest list for £25 per dog per stay, which includes a George Barkley dog ​​bed, towel, bag, bowl, and litter box. Go to the bathroom/doggy boot to wash off muddy feet and slip into a rough and tumble dressing gown after a day of hiking to feel well soaked and ready for dinner!
This charming hotel in Grasmere welcomes up to two well-behaved children in one of its six dog-friendly rooms in the North Wing (be sure to ask when booking). Sweet friends can explore the 43 hectares of wooded land in the hotel grounds, so a day trip can turn into a late afternoon walk, a late evening walk or a picnic.
For £25 per dog per trip, they receive their own welcome pack, including a personalized welcome letter, dog bed, two bowls, and a selection of tasty treats, to ensure they feel welcome. does Dogs are not allowed in the lounge or restaurant.
This beautiful lakeside cottage in Bowness-on-Windermere from the LEEU Collection welcomes our furry friends – small or medium sized – in its three dog-friendly rooms. All of these are above, below or outside the building to ensure easy access to the outdoors. This room of about 25 square meters offers views of the forest, carefully landscaped gardens, or the courtyard. For £35 dogs get a bed and bag to enjoy and are well looked after, and are welcome inside but not in the public areas of the hotel.
The Best Dog-friendly Hotels
Members of the Lane family are welcomed at Ian @ Brodren, a boutique hotel in Grasmere. Your adorable pooch will receive a homemade bowl, all-natural dog food as a welcome gift, as well as dog towels and litter boxes to keep them well protected. The standard dog-friendly bedrooms offer space for you and your pooch, and the expansive views are a great place to rest your feet after an exciting day. This room has room for one dog and one standard kennel, but please bring your pet’s bed, water and food bowls.
This central Coniston pub advertises that dogs are welcome on site, and the service is genuine (you can eat sausages at the break)! If you want to bring a (little) crazy friend, it must be booked by calling the hotel reception. After a day exploring the lakes, return to the comfort of pizza and craft beer, and a clean and comfortable room. Let a member of staff know, and your furry friend can come along for the ride, for an extra £10 per dog per night. They should not be left unattended in the room, and should be kept on a lead at all times. Enjoy breakfast and morning coffee, breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner at the hotel – make sure you meet the owners and staff to make sure you have a wonderful stay. Get the most out of Lake District.
This hotel welcomes dogs to stay in the Lakeview Suite with Hot Tub and Lakeview Junior Suites. Located next to the main house, the Lake View Room offers a spacious bedroom and open space with lake views. £25 per dog per stay, your pup will feel right at home, dog bed and crates provided. Dogs are not allowed in the indoor lounge or restaurant, but dog-friendly meals can be enjoyed in the Englenok fireplace and bar area.
The Inn Collection Group offers friendly accommodation at all their locations, but we love the Ambleside Inn’s location in the heart of vibrant Ambleside town and its recent refurbishment. Ambleside Inn is very dog ​​friendly, dogs are welcome in almost all areas of the hotel. In summer the dogs are only kept on the first floor, as the top floor is heated – a real treat! 80% of the bar is accessible to dogs (a small section is kept dog-free for people with allergies), so you can enjoy your child all day. They sell dog snacks and drinks from a great little company called Sir Woofchesters at the bar, and the beer garden has a barrel filled with fresh cold water to keep the dogs hydrated (for the ‘good boy’ at the bar with free dog snacks). ). All this for £10 per dog per night.
The Windermere Hotel, Lake District
High heels and sandals are both welcome at the Queenstown Inn, another Inn Group hotel. This newly renovated lakefront hotel is a dog walker’s paradise and any pup will feel right at home. With dedicated grounds for the surrounding area, their designated dog room is perfect for an overnight stay with a pet companion, costing £10 per pet per night.
This modern Barrow hotel in Furness is situated just off the A590, just 10 minutes from Barrow. Beach views and bright, spacious rooms are enough to make anyone feel welcome – just tell them to book, and your bag can stay with you in your room and throughout the bar and restaurant. Kick back, or enjoy the hotel’s beautiful courtyard, which is located down a quiet country lane – perfect for taking the dog out. Pets are charged at £15 per night.
Hopefully some of the pet friendly stays above will approve of your furry friends as you get to enjoy some of the best pet friendly hotels in the Lake District.
If you’re stuck for things to do on your own when it rains, read our blog post on the 5 best things to do in the Lake District when it rains.
Damson Dene Hotel
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Best Boutique Hotels In The Lake District, Uk
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