Pubs for Pups

A stylish coastal pub and an AA Four-Star Gold Inn in Lymington, dog-friendly The Mayflower in Hampshire is the perfect base for those craving a seaside break with their furry friend in tow. 

The Royal Oak is a gorgeous 200-year old dog-friendly countryside inn tucked away in East Lavant, a pretty village with flint-walled thatched cottages and a 13th-century church, at the foot of the South Downs - the ultimate playground for dogs! 

Located on the edge of the Cotswolds in the market town of Witney, the dog-friendly Blue Boar dates back to the 17th century. 

First opened in 1788 The dog-friendly Globe in Warwick is situated on the corner of Theatre Street, between Warwick Castle and Market Place. 

The George is a historic 14th-century Grade I listed Tudor inn which is super dog-friendly located in the heart of Norton St. Philip, near Bath. 

The dog-friendly Old Ferry Inn has a fabulous location on the banks of the Fowey River Estuary in the delightful village of Bodinnick. A quintessential Cornish Inn that has been providing hospitality for over 400 years.

Built in the 16th-century from local, honey-coloured stone, dog-friendly The Acorn Inn in Dorset is a traditional British pub and hotel in the heart of Evershot, where dogs are given a super warm welcome with guaranteed fun, comfort, classic character and charm.

One of Royston's most iconic buildings is dog-friendly Banyers House in Melbourn Street. 

A former 17th-century coaching inn, the dog-friendly Noel Arms in the Cotswolds is one of the oldest hotels in the area, set in the picture-postcard market town of Chipping Campden, just 10 miles from Stow-in-the-Wold.

Tucked away along a winding country road lined with hedgerows, dog-friendly The Bourne Valley Inn in Hampshire is a traditional country pub offering the best in comfort and hospitality.