Yorkshire, known for its vast moors, historic towns, and stunning coastlines, is a destination that beckons travelers of all kinds, including those with furry companions.
It’s the perfect destination if you and your pooch enjoy long strolls in the countryside together.
To make your Yorkshire visit memorable and comfortable for both you and your dog, we’ve curated a list of some of the top dog-friendly hotels in the region.
Nestled within the Yorkshire Dales, The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa offers luxurious rooms and suites that welcome dogs.
For a surcharge of £15 per night, your pooch will be welcomed with bowls, treats, and a towel. If your furbaby is feeling extra fancy, you can hire a four-poster dog bed for £35.
At the Devonshire Arms, you can dine with your dog, who can also sample the doggy menu, and there’s even a dog bath so your dog can have a spruce.
With Bolton Abbey and the River Wharfe nearby, there are ample scenic walks for you and your pet to enjoy.
This boutique hotel in the market town of Helmsley not only promises a rejuvenating spa experience for you but also ensures your dog has a comfortable stay.
The surrounding North York Moors provide numerous walking trails perfect for doggie adventures.
Contact the hotel for their availability and information on any surcharges for staying with your pooch.
Another gem in Helmsley, The Black Swan, offers traditional Yorkshire hospitality with modern comforts.
The hotel, which is part of the Inn Collection Group, has designated dog-friendly rooms and even provides a welcome pack, including treats and a dog bed, ensuring your pet feels right at home.
Stay here for a surcharge of £10 per night and dine with your pup in the hotel’s pub and enjoy some craft ale after a long day of exploring together.
Set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Traddock provides a serene retreat for you and your dog.
Dogs are welcome in all bedrooms (and you can stay here with a maximum of two pooches) for a surcharge of £10 per dog per night.
If your walk together gets a little messy, you can hose off your pooch outside the hotel and request a doggy towel at reception before heading to the bar area to relax and enjoy a meal together.
With designated dog-friendly rooms and vast landscapes to explore, it’s a perfect getaway.
A historic manor set in beautiful gardens, this hotel welcomes dogs in select rooms.
For a small surcharge, you and your furbaby can enjoy a relaxing stay at this luxury four-star hotel.
The surrounding Calderdale countryside offers ample walking routes for you and your furry best friend to take a long leisurely walk before unwinding back at the hotel at the end of the day.
Located in Teesdale, this old coaching inn has been transformed into a cozy, dog-friendly hotel, providing direct access to the Yorkshire countryside for those sunrise or sunset walks.
You can stay here with up to two pooches, and there is no surcharge for them to join you on your trip.
Your dogs will be welcomed with Romaldkirk-made ‘Welly-bix’ dog treats. And, if your pooches get muddy on your adventures, there’s a hose and drying area available to give them a rinse.
Set within 20 acres of gardens and grounds, this country house hotel warmly accommodates dogs, offering scenic pathways and a relaxing ambiance.
You and your furbaby can enjoy a stay in one of the Coach House bedrooms at this four-star hotel for a surcharge of £30 per dog per night.
Dog bowls and lip-smacking treats will be provided, and you’ll have access to a plethora of local walks to enjoy together.
In Summary
Yorkshire boasts a plethora of options that cater to both you and your furry friend.
The scenic beauty, combined with the warm hospitality of these dog-friendly hotels, ensures a memorable trip.
We have a real soft spot for The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa, but all of the above hotels will welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms, so you can’t go wrong with any of them.
When planning, always remember to inquire about specific pet policies and book in advance.
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