Interior design lovers will go crazy for this gorgeous boutique B&B, which is located at the foot of the majestic Great Orme and just steps away from Llandudno’s peaceful West Shore Beach… More The Clontarf Hotel, Llandudno
Stratford-upon-Avon is synonymous with William Shakespeare. Every year, literature lovers from around the world travel to see the birthplace of the Bard, making the Warwickshire town one of the most visited places in the UK. It has centuries of history to discover and plenty of stories just waiting to be told – and you can… More Ruff Guide to… Stratford-upon-Avon
Whether you know it as Steel City, the Outdoor City or the Real Ale Capital of the World, Sheffield is one of the most underrated places in the UK. It may be renowned for its strong industrial heritage but these days, the South Yorkshire city is at the cutting-edge of all things cool. It is… More Ruff Guide to… Sheffield
The seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is renowned for its rollercoasters and amusement arcades and there are plenty of attractions to keep dogs and their owners busy, too. The 10-mile stretch of coastline between Yarmouth and Lowestoft – Britain’s most easterly town – is packed with things to see and do, from beautiful beaches to… More Ruff Guide to… Great Yarmouth, Gorleston and Lowestoft
Belfast, the buzzing capital of Northern Ireland, is a great place to visit with your four-legged friend. The city – famed for being the birthplace of the Titanic – is emerging from years of political unease to take its place on the world stage. And with welcoming locals, great pubs and centuries of history to… More Ruff Guide to… Belfast
York is surely one of England’s most beautiful cities. With its Roman roots, Viking past and medieval shopping streets, it has centuries of history just waiting to be discovered. But modern-day York is an exciting place, too. More than 65% of businesses in the city are independent – and many welcome dogs with open arms… More Ruff Guide to… York