Best dog friendly hotels in Wales

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Trefeddian Hotel - Summer 'Kids Go Free' Special Offer

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In a village location in mid Wales, Trefeddian Hotel is ripe for outdoor adventures in the Snowdonia National Park and dogs are welcome in select rooms and self catering properties.

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Porth Tocyn Hotel, Abersoch

This homely, family-friendly hotel, just outside Abersoch, with glorious views of Cardigan Bay, continues to get things right year after year, which is why its loyal guests keep on returning.

Penbontbren, Llandysul

Guests enjoy the warmth and friendliness of a traditional guest house combined with all the space and privacy they could wish for at this unusual rural B&B which 'couldn't be better'.

The Felin Fach Griffin, Brecon

Brothers Charles and Edmund Inkin keep a welcome in the vales at their relaxed, brick-red dining pub-with-rooms, amid sheep-grazed pastures, just outside the Brecon Beacons national park.

The Bell at Skenfrith, Skenfrith

The River Monnow flows just in front of the door of Sarah Hudson’s former coaching inn and well-liked pub-with-rooms.

Y Goeden Eirin, Caernarfon

Views of Snowdonia and the Menai Strait are on offer at Eluned Rowlands' rustic but comfortable B&B, as well as books, artwork and some true Welsh hospitality.

Plas Dinas Country House, Caernarfon

Guests are dazzled by the views of Snowdonia – not to speak of the drawing-room carpet – at the former home of the Armstrong-Joneses, a trove of memorabilia.

Llys Meddyg, Newport

On the glorious Pembrokeshire coast, Ed and Lou Sykes run their Georgian stone house as a smart restaurant-with-rooms, successfully blending character with cool contemporary design.

Dolffanog Fawr, Tywyn

Against the backdrop of Cader Idris, with views across sheep-grazed pastures to Tal-y-llyn lake and the Dyfi and Tarren hills, this 18th-century farmhouse-turned-B&B is beautifully situated, even by Snowdonia's standards.

The Falcondale, Lampeter

In ‘most beautiful surroundings’ on a bluff overlooking the Teifi valley, this Victorian Italianate villa, designed by Thomas Talbot Bury, an associate of Pugin’s, is a very dog-friendly hotel and popular wedding venue.

Pale Hall, Bala

Rich in antiques, wood panelling and fine original features, this historic Victorian country house on the edge of Snowdonia national park stands in a woodland garden that stretches to the River Dee.

Crug-Glas, St David's

In peaceful countryside within easy reach of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, the Evans family run their relaxed restaurant-with-rooms with ‘warm concern for their guests’.

St Brides Spa Hotel, Saundersfoot

Seaside splendour comes to the fore at this modern hotel above Carmarthen Bay.

The Bear, Cowbridge

For centuries, this centrally located former coaching inn has been the hub of the fashionable market town.

Browns Hotel, Laugharne

Once a favourite watering hole of Dylan Thomas, this coolly refurbished 18th-century inn, in the centre of a lively coastal town, remains a characterful place.

Nanteos Mansion, Aberystwyth

Standing in graceful seclusion in wooded grounds, this Grade I listed manor house is a tranquil country retreat from the vibrant university town on the coast.

New House Country Hotel, Cardiff

In the gentle hills just north of the centre, this dog-friendly hotel takes in panoramic views over the city and the Severn estuary.

The West House, Llantwit Major

There’s a relaxed atmosphere at this modern hotel, in a quiet town within meandering reach, down green lanes and pathways, of the dramatic cliffs and secluded coves of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast.

Tyddyn Llan, Corwen

Foodies flock to Susan and Bryan Webb’s restaurant-with-rooms with views over the Vale of Edeyrnion for good reason – Bryan has been cooking up a storm for 45 years and Susan is the consummate hostess.

Lake Country House Hotel & Spa, Llangammarch Wells

Anne Hathaway meets Heidi in the hybrid architecture of Pierre Mifsud’s former hunting and fishing lodge, beautifully situated in the foothills of Mynydd Epynt, with a trout lake and the River Irfon running through.

Penally Abbey, Tenby

A ‘good base for exploring the Pembrokeshire coast’, the Boissevain family’s Strawberry Hill Gothic house in a ‘beautiful location with outstanding rooms and dinner’ proves hard to leave, say readers.

Grove of Narberth, Narberth

Described in 1811 as the ‘respectable old house of Grove, embosomed in trees’, the ancient seat of the Poyer family is today a luxurious country house hotel, embosomed in verdant grounds.

Ty’n Rhos, Llanddeiniolen

The Murphy family’s ‘friendly’ hotel, a former farmstead turned country house, stands in the tranquil foothills of Snowdonia, overlooking the Isle of Anglesey.

Canaston Oaks, Narberth

A short drive from the flourishing market town, this ‘very good’ B&B is liked for its spacious, modern bedrooms and award-winning breakfasts.

The Old Vicarage B&B, Moylegrove

Close to the craggy cliffs and pebbled coves of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, Meg and Jaap van Soest’s modern B&B is in a hill-top Edwardian vicarage that has peered down the valley for well over a century.

Dog friendly Wales

It is little wonder that so many people head to Wales for dog-friendly holidays, given the wealth of outdoor adventures and spectacular walking territory that the region has to offer. Whether you spend your time roaming national parks or splashing on the array of rugged beaches, there’s also a vast choice of welcoming dog-friendly hotels and inns that delight in the opportunity to host both you and your four-legged friend.

Amongst the favourite experiences are walks along the Wales Coast Path - an 870-mile stretch of the country’s incredible and varied coastline that takes in cliffs, wildlife and beaches. Along the way, explore the Vale of Glamorgan as well as the crystal-clear waters and golden sands of locations like Barafundle Bay in Pembrokeshire. It’s not just the great outdoors that welcomes dogs either, plenty of cultural and historic attractions make provision for furry-friends to join their owners as well. Meanwhile, hotels, inns and B&Bs don’t just cater to humans, but also their pet companions, with many offering blankets, towels and treats as part of their stay. Several of these dog friendly hotels in Wales are also some of the best dog-friendly hotels in the UK.

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