Trigony House

The ‘beautiful, rolling hills and farmland’ surrounding Jan and Adam Moore’s hotel are just the thing to set tails wagging. Guide inspectors (and their cockapoo) in 2016 found a ‘friendly, cheerful’ spot where canine companions are welcomed with treats and allowed ‘everywhere but the dining room’. ‘With relaxed access for dogs, a pretty garden, and good walking country all around, the hotel is well suited for dog owners.’ Bedrooms vary in size, though all have home-made shortbread and ‘real’ coffee. A guest in a wheelchair found the ground-floor conservatory room ‘ideal’. ‘Our room, plain but fresh, was small – though fine for a night. Everything was spotless and well cared for. We had a comfortable double bed, a small wardrobe, a good-sized bathroom (poor water pressure, alas).’ Choose from Adam Moore’s ‘interesting’ rustic menu in the dining room – perhaps ‘unusual’ curried mackerel; ‘beautifully cooked’ guineafowl; ‘inviting’ desserts. Dogs may devour a sausage with their owners in the bar. In the morning, enjoy a ‘lovely’ breakfast before walkies: ‘perfectly cooked’ hot dishes (‘but why the cold plates?’); ‘delicious’ home-made granola, fruit, yogurt.