At last! We've found truly dog-friendly luxury accommodation in the UK where your pup is as welcome as you are – with an exclusive 15% discount

A couple enjoy drinks at the cosy bar of a dog-friendly inn, cuddling their dog as they order.
(Image credit: The Inn Collection Group)

As someone relatively new to dog ownership, I’ve quickly fallen completely head over heels for my gorgeous Sprockerpoo – and I’ve also discovered that having a dog changes the way you think about getting away.

Finding somewhere lovely to stay is one thing, but finding somewhere that genuinely welcomes dogs makes all the difference. I don't want to stay somewhere that merely tolerates my furry friend – if she can't sleep on the bed and snuggle with me on the sofa, then, frankly, I'd rather stay at home. But I also want somewhere that feels like a treat for me, too, with a beautiful setting, luxurious rooms, great food and plenty of places nearby to get out for a proper walk.

So, you can imagine my delight when I heard about The Inn Collection Group recently. Its traditional pub-with-rooms are found in some of the UK’s best spots for a dog-friendly break, from the Lake District and Northumberland coast to North Wales.

So, whether you’re planning a walking weekend, a quiet coastal escape or simply fancy a change of scenery where your dog will be made truly welcome, these inns offer a great base for exploring together.

And there’s a bonus for Woman & Home readers: we’ve secured an exclusive discount to help you save on your next dog-friendly getaway – readers can receive 15% off their stay, plus dogs stay free, when booking with the exclusive code WOOF15.

Discover The Inn Collection Group

The legs of four adults standing next to a dog.

(Image credit: The Inn Collection Group)

A beautiful dog in a luxurious dog bed

(Image credit: The Inn Collection Group)

A mature couple enjoy a drink together in a cosy, traditional pub while their dog sits beside them on the floor.

(Image credit: The Inn Collection Group)

Unlike standard hotels with endless pet restrictions, all inns in The Inn Collection Group are built around a relaxed, welcoming pub environment where dogs are treated as VIP guests – which stands for Very Important Pups, of course.

Here’s what makes them stand out:

  • Dog-friendly: Dogs aren’t restricted to dark corners – they are warmly welcomed in both guest bedrooms and public pub areas.
  • Treats on tap: Water bowls and delicious treats are ready from the moment you arrive.
  • Locations: Each inn boasts unbeatable proximity to world-class walking trails, national parks, and dog-friendly beaches.
  • Dining experience: Select locations feature an exclusive Sir Woofchesters doggy menu, offering indulgences like PAWstar Martinis, Doggy Tapas, and a mouthwatering Doggy Sunday Roast.

Exclusive reader offer: save 15% and dogs stay free

Ready to treat your pooch (and yourself) to a well-deserved coastal or countryside retreat?

  • The Offer: Enjoy 15% off your stay, plus dogs stay free
  • Promo Code: Use code WOOF15 when booking online.

Don't leave your best friend at home – book your next British adventure today and enjoy an unforgettable, tail-wagging getaway.

Heidi Scrimgeour
Ecommerce Editor

Heidi is a senior editor, ecommerce specialist, and trained coach with more than 20 years of experience in the media industry. Since joining Future in 2021, she has specialised in high-performing consumer content, creating expert buying guides, trusted product reviews, and curated gift round-ups designed to help readers make practical purchasing decisions.

Prior to her current role, Heidi spent 15 years building a highly successful freelance career. Her bylines span the UK’s top national broadsheet newspapers – including The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph – as well as consumer lifestyle titles like Psychologies, Red, Glamour, and Grazia. A former lifestyle columnist for AOL, Heidi spent six years as the Shopping Editor for Mother & Baby.

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