Anyone looking for a cosy, dog-friendly retreat in Suffolk should make a beeline for The Granary at Moat Farm, which has a wood burner, enclosed garden and pub within walking distance… More The Granary at Moat Farm, Thorndon
Not many holiday cottages come complete with treats, beds and a box of toys for visiting dogs, but there’s something quite special about The Cottage in Silkstone, which is perfectly located for exploring South Yorkshire… More The Cottage, Silkstone
Looking for a relaxed country house hotel with some fantastic dog walks starting right from the front door? Then look no further than 14th Century Deans Place, in the heart of the South Downs… More Deans Place, Alfriston
Visiting dogs will be spoilt rotten at this relaxed 16th Century inn on the banks of the River Nene, where they can enjoy locally sourced breakfast sausages and special Sunday roasts alongside their owners… More Dog in a Doublet, Whittlesey
From the imposing turrets of Conwy Castle to the majestic sweep of Llandudno’s Victorian promenade, there are some spectacular sights to be seen in North Wales. Conwy County is where Snowdonia meets the sea, so visitors can expect everything from sandy beaches to scenic walking trails – with lots of wildlife in between. The area… More Ruff Guide to… Conwy County
This historic estate, close to both the Kent coast and Eurotunnel terminal, was once home to a former prime minister but now offers relaxed self-contained accommodation in a peaceful location… More Beachborough Park, Folkestone