Dog Friendly Hotels

[anonymous-user]

Is there actually a proper, up to date resource for finding dog friendly hotels ? The smaller "amateur" websites only have a few hotels in each area and aren't always up to date and the larger sites (Trivago etc) are either out of date (previous owner was dog friendly, new one not) or have different information on their website to that on the Trivago / Hotels.com page. Those that do actually allow dogs into the rooms, then don't allow them into the bar / restaurant areas, so you can't eat on site. Best Western actually seem quite good, but ideally I would like the choice of a smaller independent hotel too if possible.

[anonymous-user]

I guess not then I think when I retire I will open a properly dog friendly B&B as there seems to be a distinct lack of them !

[Pesty]

I get a lot of holiday inn points from work

They always seem to have a few dog rooms never had one yet that hasn't

Don't like using them because he barks all night at the slightest noise of anybody walking down the corridors so emergency only

[anonymous-user]

The Holiday Inn's I have found so far only allow dogs in the rooms and not in the bar or restaurant. They also want £20 for the privilege.
Best Western seem to be the same.

[blueST]

We have just ordered a book off Amazon that claims to be a directory of such places. No idea how up to date it'll be though.

We've been to a few dog friendly hotels, I usually just use trip Adviser to find places and it seems fairly accurate to me, but usually go for cottages for any decent length break.

Stayed with the hound at the Three Swans in Market Harbrough last weekend. Dogs allowed in room and bar, very nice place, would recommend it.

[anonymous-user]

Normally we don't have a problem as we are going to touristy places for a week or so, but this is for 1 night in the West Midlands / Staffordshire area and near to the M6. I have found information on Hotels.com and Trivago to be out of date and misleading. Many hotels are listed as dog friendly, but aren't or are very restricted (just had one that said dogs in the room and outside patio area only, another that said guide dogs only).

[blueST]

Haseley Coach house Motel is in that neck of the woods. We stayed there for one night last year. Dog friendly small B&b, don't let the word Motel put you off. There is a nice dog friendly pub just a short walk for a meal.

[alfie2244]

Not looked lately but sticky a few threads above may help ^^^^^^^^

eta If you are in WSM then you might want to try this place.we and our dogs absolutely love it here........dogs are not just welcomed they get spoiled absolutely rotten in the whole place.

http://blueballinn.com/

Edited by alfie2244 on Wednesday 26th July 22:43

[anonymous-user]

Thanks all. I have booked here

http://www.windsorcastleinn.co.uk/

I used to live nearby a long (very long actually) time ago, so it will be nice to see what has changed. I remember when it was all fields etc