Even if your dog is well trained and hasn’t had an accident in years, taking your dog to a new place can be overwhelming for them. Just in case there is an accident, we recommended to take  a carpet cleaner. This one comes with a brush to scrub stains which is really handy and will avoid an extra charge at the end of your stay!

Taking some of their favourite toys will make them feel more at home. Giving the dog a new toy can also bring some excitement to the place. Remember to bring toys such as ball launchers to use on your walks! below is a great travel toy, which you can take on all your dog friendly trips. 

Bringing a dog’s bed from home can make them feel more relaxed in an unknown environment. Additionally, the dog bed a hotel provide may be low quality and uncomfortable for your furry friend! This travel dog bed is perfect for all your adventures! It’s waterproof and rolls up for easy use. The bed can also be used in the house or be kept in the car for weekends at home.

Doggy First Aid Kit

Staying at hotels that are dog friendly are quite often surrounded with fields, rivers, and most importantly new surroundings where accidents can happen. This dog first aid kit has all the basics needed to treat cuts, splinters, and a foil blanket for heat! A great emergency item to keep in your car for when you are travelling with your four-legged friend.

The Old Course Hotel in St Andrews is a dream for dog owners and their furry friend. This hotel even encourages you to bring your pet and even allows two dogs per room. There is a fee of £35 per night for 2 nights for dogs but this goes towards necessities for your dog!

The hotel provides a dog bed, food and water bowls, a toy, treats, and no cleaning fees for if your dog has an accident! Dogs are also allowed in the public areas of the hotel so there is no need to leave your dog in the room. Located near the hotel is white sandy beaches for your dog to run for miles. This is a great holiday hotel situated in Scotland for you and your dog.

The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa in Bolton Bridge welcomes dogs with open arms, providing washing areas, a dog bed, bowls, leads and waste bags. An additional fee of £15 a night is charged for your dog, and if there are any damages to the room an additional fee will be charged. However, dogs are allowed in all public areas including the hotel restaurant! The surrounding areas include the dales, woodlands, and rivers for you and your four-legged friend to explore, which makes this a great hotel for dogs.

Slebech Park Estate

Slebech Park Estate is located in Wales and offers a dog bed, bowls, and dog treats on arrival. The hotel even keeps ground floor dog friendly rooms! Unfortunately, dogs aren’t allowed in the hotel restaurant area. However, located around the hotel is meadows, forests and rivers which are perfect for your dog to enjoy!

This getaway is located on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides and is the perfect remote location for you and your dog to enjoy. This award-winning hotel overlooks the Atlantic ocean with three miles of white sandy beaches for your dog to enjoy. There is even a self-catering dog-friendly cottage than can be booked! No dog beds, bowls or treats are provided so make sure you pack everything you need. 

The Wild Rabbit

This staycation is located in the Cotswolds and has dedicated rooms for dogs! A £15 charge per dog per night is added and a dog bed can be provided on request. Dogs that are well behaved are allowed in the front and back terrace along with the bar, however they are not allowed in the restaurant. By the time you have explored the vast countryside your dog will be tired and sleepy when it’s time for you to head off for dinner. Click here to head to their website!