Afternoon tea is a quintessentially English experience – and nowadays, you can often enjoy it with your faithful hound by your side. Many hotels across the UK offer special doggy afternoon teas that come with everything from delicious homemade treats to toys. That way, your four-legged friend won’t feel left out while you tuck in… More Doggy afternoon teas
Looking for a dog-friendly place to stay near London Stansted Airport? Then consider this spacious annexe which is fantastically well-equipped and has some excellent country walks starting right from the front door… More Village Annexe, Hatfield Heath
You’ll find the stylish Tower Hotel in the shadow of Lincoln Castle, close to all of the city’s main attractions, and it’s well worth visiting for the food served in its award-winning restaurant alone… More The Tower Hotel, Lincoln
The emphasis is firmly on food at this traditional Suffolk pub, where dogs are made to feel just as welcome as their owners – and two of the rooms available even have their own secure gardens… More The Fox Inn, Darsham
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
Dog owners will love staying at this stylish boutique hotel, which is located in the leafy suburb of Nether Edge and is within easy walking distance of some of the city’s best parks, bars and cafes… More The Psalter, Sheffield