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Best dog friendly hotels in North Norfolk
The expansive natural surroundings of North Norfolk are what makes it such a perfect place to take four legged friends on holiday.
The Blakeney Hotel, Blakeney
Featured Hotels with Special Offers
Congham Hall
King's Lynn, Norfolk
'Sleep Soundly Package' Special Offer
Congham Hall's luxurious style does not compromise on a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, complete with dog friendly accommodation. With plenty of walks and beaches in the nearby area to explore, it's a doggie paradise, where pets are provided with a water bowl and treat during their stay.
The White Horse
Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk
Three Nights for the Price of Two Special Offer
There are a number of rooms and suites available including a split level suite at the top of the property complete with a balcony and telescope, as well as dog-friendly annexe rooms which have a private terrace, a wood-floored entrance for muddy mutts and boots.
More Best dog friendly hotels in North Norfolk
The Harper
Holt, Norfolk
You don't have to blow a fortune to stay at this relaxed yet refined hotel in some converted barns, the former home of Langham Glass, and featuring many charming nods to its heritage.
Cley Windmill
Holt, Norfolk
Scale the heights of this unique B&B and you're rewarded with views of beautiful gardens, the salt marsh and sea. Choose between bed and breakfast or self-catering cottages where dogs are also welcome to join for a peaceful mini break.
The Gunton Arms
Thorpe Market, Norfolk
The neon sign outside this former steward's house in a 1,000-acre deer park 'pretty much sets the tone for what to expect in this unique and interesting pub' which combines 'unusual, captivating artwork' with 'a real pub where locals come to play pool and chat', say inspectors.
The Saracen's Head
Erpingham, Norfolk
An elegant red brick Georgian inn, The Saracen's Head was designed to mimic a Tuscan farmhouse. Four legged friends will revel in joining you, with towels provided for dogs. They can stay with you in room for £10 per stay.
Magazine Wood
Hunstanton, Norfolk
A home away from home, Magazine Wood offers just the right level of luxury to make sure you feel spoiled and relaxed, where each room is light and airy with its own entrance and terrace. There are select dog-friendly rooms - get in touch to check availability.
Anna's House
Thornham, Norfolk
On the north Norfolk coast, Thornham's saltmarshes and unspoiled beaches are a paradise for birdwatchers and walkers. Every bit as blissful, is this chic bolthole with a garden hot tub near the town's artisan shops, restaurants and pubs.
The Trout at Tadpole Bridge
Buckland Marsh, Oxfordshire
With Thameside gardens and free mooring, this 18th-century inn has six courtyard bedrooms with vintage and contemporary furniture, a cosy beamed bar, a menu of pub favourites and creative dishes.
The Pheasant
Kelling, Norfolk
Amid a sprawling estate of woods and parkland, this country house hotel is a relaxed, unstuffy retreat with classically styled bedrooms and a restaurant serving estate-grown produce on a daily changing menu.
The Victoria
Holkham, Norfolk
On the Holkham Estate, closed to unspoilt beaches, this Victorian inn is now a hotel and restaurant with individually styled bedrooms, cosy spaces to relax in, and a menu of seasonal, local and estate produce, served in the Orangery.
The Lifeboat Inn
Thornham, Norfolk
As a traditional pub with rooms it is also extremely welcoming to four-legged friends. Pooches get a bowl of water and can dine with you in the cosy bar or in front of the roaring log fire in the lounge at a charge of £10 per night.
The expansive natural surroundings of North Norfolk are what makes it such a perfect place to take four legged friends on holiday.
