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Best dog friendly hotels in North Wales
The expansive natural surroundings of North Wales are what makes it such a perfect place to take four legged friends on holiday.
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More Best dog friendly hotels in North Wales
Porth Tocyn Hotel
Abersoch, Gwynedd
Surrounded by beautiful grounds and the dramatic beauty of the Llŷn Peninsula, Porth Tocyn Hotel is perfect for those bringing dogs on holiday. As such, they also have a self catering stone cottage in the grounds, where four legged friends are welcome to join with prior notice at a charge of £20 per dog per stay, with the money donated to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Dolffanog Fawr
Tywyn, Gwynedd
A luxury guesthouse in Snowdonia in an 18th century former farmhouse, Dolffanog Fawr is a haven for walking so many guests love to bring their dogs. Four legged friends are welcome so long as they are well behaved and at a fee of £10 per dog per night, however they are not permitted in the dining and public areas of the hotel.
Pale Hall
Bala, Gwynedd
A five star Relais & Chateaux country house hotel in North Wales, Palé Hall welcomes guests with well behaved dogs, who are greeted by the hotel's own four legged friends.
Riversdale House
Llangollen, Denbighshire
With the canal on one side and River Dee and steam railway on the other, this Victorian townhouse is a stylish, immaculately presented, adults only B&B.
Ty'n Rhos
Llanddeiniolen, Gwynedd
A luxury country house in Snowdonia, Ty'n Rhos welcomes your dog in select bedrooms at the small charge of £5.00 per dog, per night.
Sandy Mount House
Rhosneigr, Anglesey
The sands of time have seen changes at this formerly drab Edwardian seaside guest house, now a 'beautifully refurbished' contemporary hotel and restaurant.
Y Goeden Eirin
Caernarfon, Gwynedd
Once a historic cowshed, Y Goeden Eirin is a blissfully warm and welcoming hotel with catered and self catered accommodation, welcoming everyone including the family dog.
Tyddyn Llan
Corwen, Denbighshire
A restaurant with rooms with a Michelin Star for its food, at Tyddyn Llan dogs are welcome in the majority of rooms for a supplement of £10 per dog per night.
Plas Weunydd Hotel
Gwynedd
Nostalgia seeker or adrenaline junkie? Zip wire thrills, underground explorations and mountain bike trails lie on the doorstep of this easy-going hotel on UNESCO's newest World heritage site in Snowdonia.
The expansive natural surroundings of North Wales are what makes it such a perfect place to take four legged friends on holiday.
