A company has unveiled the extraordinary efforts hotels are making to keep canine guests content, ranging from welcome hampers to private beach rentals. Special amenities include organizing birthday parties with custom cakes, complimentary food and water bowls, embroidered towels, and specially curated menus.
Travel experts at Leap Local have identified the top five most dog-friendly hotels in the UK, ensuring luxury is extended to our four-legged friends from Knightsbridge in London to central Manchester.
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The Egerton House Hotel, Knightsbridge
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Located in the heart of London, the Egerton House Hotel in Knightsbridge offers an opulent experience for both you and your dog.
The hotel promises a “five-star” service for canine companions, which includes complimentary food and water bowls, embroidered pet towels, and a special pet menu. Additionally, the hotel provides dog grooming and walking services and even offers a doggy afternoon tea for £30 per pooch, featuring chicken and beef meatloaf, homemade dog biscuits, and a carrot cupcake.
A room at this high-end venue averages £705 per night, with an extra £30 surcharge for pets.
Milestone Hotel & Residences, Kensington
Located in Kensington, the Milestone Hotel & Residences offers an equally lavish experience for dogs. The hotel features a pet concierge service to ensure that four-legged guests are well taken care of.
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Upon arrival, dogs receive a welcome hamper that includes a bed, a soft blanket, food and water bowls, and an assortment of toys and treats.
The Milestone also offers dog-friendly cakes and birthday party options. A night at this prestigious hotel averages £598.
Doghouse Manchester Hotel, Manchester
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The Doghouse Hotel in central Manchester, created by the beer company BrewDog, offers 18 rooms at an average cost of £178 per night.
This unique establishment allows dogs to join their owners in their rooms, with up to three dogs sharing a room with a human.
The in-room pet bundle includes a soft dog bed and a collection of treats, making it an ideal choice for dog lovers who also enjoy a variety of IPA beers.
The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa, Bolton Abbey
Situated in Skipton, North Yorkshire, the Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa is perfect for those looking to explore the countryside with their pets.
After a day of hiking, dogs can relax in a special bath provided by the hotel. An average night costs £237, with a four-poster dog bed available for £35 and a £15 pet surcharge. Guests can also dine with their pets, thanks to a special menu tailored to dogs’ tastes.
The Swan Hotel, Bibury
Located in the picturesque village of Bibury in the Cotswolds, the Swan Hotel offers plenty of dog-walking trails.
Dogs are welcome in selected rooms and can join their owners in the hotel’s garden and bar, although not in the restaurant. Each dog receives a sausage for breakfast, and the hotel provides pet beds and bowls. An average night at the Swan Hotel costs £274, with a £20 per night charge for dogs.
Luccombe Manor Country House Hotel, Isle of Wight
For dogs that love the beach, Luccombe Manor Country House Hotel on the Isle of Wight is a perfect choice. Set on clifftop grounds, the hotel offers luxury garden suites where dogs stay for free. Each dog receives a welcome pack that includes bowls, a comfortable bed, treats, and a doggy towel.
A night’s stay costs around £154, with access to the beach below the hotel available for an extra £15. The hotel also features a dog wash station for sandy paws, a shop for toys and treats, and a doggy dining room where dogs can join their owners for breakfast.
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