Dog-friendly The Notley Arms Inn, Somerset

Overview

Re-built around 1870, dog-friendly The Notley Arms in Somerset has been lovingly restored to a cosy and traditional country inn. Crackling log fires, comfy sofas and a charming beer garden bounded by a babbling stream make for a delightfully warm and relaxing atmosphere, while the well-appointed bedrooms located in the adjacent coach house offer comfort, sophistication and the promise of a restful night's sleep. Set in the beautiful village of Monksilver on the edge of Exmoor National Park, the inn offers the ideal base for you and your dog to explore the excellent walking routes through this lush countryside. After a long walk, curl up beside a warming log fire with your pooch by your side while you relax with a pint of local beer and home-cooked Somerset food.

Resident Jack Russell, Guy, is always happy to share his toys. Plus, the chef keeps some treats ready behind the bar!

Bedrooms & Suites

Located in a converted coaching house that was originally built in 1860, The Notley Arms has six beautiful rooms all furnished to a high standard. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi, with several rooms boasting views across the luscious countryside.

King-Standard-Ensuite with Shower
2 adults
& 1 pet
Room 2 is a twin en-suite room has a en-suite shower. There is a flat screen television and tea and coffee making facilities available in the room.
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King-Superior-Ensuite-King or Twin
2 adults
& 1 pet
This twin en-suite room has an en-suite shower wet room. There is a flat screen television and tea and coffee making facilities available in the room. The two beds can be zipped together to make a king-size bed. Twin en-suite Room 1 has a wet room and is disabled friendly.
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Dine with Your Dog

A traditional village inn, The Notley Arms offers the ultimate in friendly, cosy dining with Fido by your side. Two open fires and a wood burning stove are accompanied by cushioned window seats and old wooden furniture, adding warmth to the relaxed ambiance, while charming picnic tables and a heated wooden pavilion can be found in the beer garden. Making the most of the abundance of fresh local produce, the menu focuses on sourcing the best ingredients available in the region and offers a combination of classic and contemporary dishes.