Ericka Liam
Dog Friendly Hotels East Yorkshire – Devonshire Fell is set in some of North Yorkshire’s most stunning countryside, with beautiful walks, trails and the village of the Dales on the doorstep.
All hotels have been independently assessed and selected. We will get a commission if you order via the link below, but this never affects our rating.
Dog Friendly Hotels East Yorkshire
Our expert writers usually guest for free to get the hands-on experience needed for reviews.
Flamborough Pet Friendly Holiday Rentals
With its wild expanses of moorland, gentle green valleys, beautiful riverside paths – and not forgetting the craggy cliffs – it’s no wonder Yorkshire attracts dog owners. In response, many pubs, hotels and bed and breakfasts now have dog-friendly rooms, some of which are even city-owned. Some have ground-floor rooms with private terraces, others offer treats like dog beds and biscuits, while most allow dogs into the bar or lounge so they can join their owners for meals. Here’s our pick of the best dog-friendly hotels in Yorkshire, in and around locations including Ripon, Scarborough, Skipton, York and the Dales.
Beck Hall is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in the Yorkshire Dales, making it an ideal location for walkers and nature lovers. The original house, built in 1705, has been extended over the years and includes many charming additions, while the beautiful gardens contain huge centuries-old oaks and willows. Food (mostly Dales produce) is served in the modern restaurant and bar, and afternoon tea can be enjoyed in the cozy lounge with open fire. Dogs are allowed in the restaurant and free of charge in the 21 rooms (maximum three).
With its corner towers, bastions and impressive entrance tower, this baronial mound looks like a castle. Inside is an old English-style house, with polished wooden floors and deep red carpets, wide corridors hung with gold-framed portraits and large windows. You’ll never be bored here: as well as a range of country activities, there are walking trails (dogs are welcome to stay here for £25 a night), four hectares of walled gardens, a nine-hole golf course and a cookery school . The elegant and airy spa offers a range of thermal experiences and indoor and outdoor pools. Although in need of updating, the rooms are very comfortable, with hints of sloe gin, local books and large bathrooms.
Although only 10 minutes from the beaches and atmosphere of Scarborough, the hotel feels far inland, surrounded by fields, woods and its own stunningly beautiful gardens. The former Victorian farmhouse, all covered in ivy with golden stone and cream windows, has been extended with an additional wing and two courtyards with beautiful water features. Inside, he wants to keep the feeling of a cabin, but with a touch of a country house. Dogs are very welcome (£10 per night) and can join their owners for dinner in the conservatory. All the 32 rooms are reasonably large and some have four-poster beds.
Dog Friendly Cottages In Yorkshire
Devonshire Fell is set in some of North Yorkshire’s most stunning countryside, with beautiful walks, trails and the village of the Dales on the doorstep. The hotel is part of the Duke of Devonshire’s 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey Estate, whose ruined 12th-century abbey lies six miles to the south. The bright pink carpets and charcoal-striped rugs that run down the corridors of this beautiful Victorian building were the handiwork of the Duchess of Devonshire, who sometimes raided the family seat at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire in search of antiques and oil paintings. Most rooms have separate baths and showers and dogs can stay for £10 per night per dog.
A traditional pub in a prime location overlooking Richmond Market with stylish modern interiors and well appointed rooms. It offers above-average restaurant food and a relaxed atmosphere that is popular with locals. The King’s Head has been refurbished to create a light semi-open ground floor that is more lounge than pub. There is a chandelier over the wooden floored bar – with cakes and scones and the usual beer pumps – a wood burning stove, distinctive wallpaper and stylish checkered sofas in the lounge. Dogs are welcome (£10 per night) and information packs on local walks (from easy walks to hikes) are available to hire.
The Merry Wensleydale Heifer is a charming 17th century inn set on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are 13 rooms, nine traditionally decorated in the original building and four themed rooms in the newer extension across the courtyard – James Herriot’s room comes with an All Creatures Great and Small set. The first-class restaurant has its own fish bar, and there is also a comfortable lounge, a traditional pub bar and a wood-beamed lounge with a log fire and a good selection of whiskies. Dogs are allowed in the bar and in some rooms (at a charge of £20 per dog per night).
Malton is known as the ‘food capital of Yorkshire’ and this 17th century inn has been a great base for sampling the produce since hoteliers Georgie and Sam Pearman (of The Lucky Onion) gave it an attractive new face and breath of fresh air. ) and owner Tom Naylor-Leyland. The trio achieved a relaxed and elegant feel with finds sourced from antique and vintage shops and fairs, as well as velvet sofas and armchairs, beautiful lampshades, rich fabrics, rattan rugs, wooden floors and interesting wall art. Dogs are very welcome at the hotel (for an extra £10 per night) and will enjoy roaming around charming Malton.
Best Dog Friendly Hotels In London 2023
Not far from the coast and surrounded by 100 hectares of peaceful forest, this large and comfortable property has everything you need for a relaxing holiday. The former private property opened as a hotel a decade ago and consists of two main buildings: the Hall, a two-storey L-shaped block of light stone, and the Keep, a red brick ‘palace’ with two towers. There are also eight self-catering stone cottages and a private house. Dog owners should choose a cabin or one of the 28 rooms at the Keep, where four-legged friends are welcome. Trains are available to transport guests around the property, and shooting and fishing can be arranged by arrangement.
This village pub is perfectly situated just below the famous Topping Roseberry on the North York Moors. Inside there is a large bar and dining area on the first floor, decorated in a simple but effective modern rustic style. The 12 rooms are identical in decor, but vary in shape and view to suit the characteristics of the cabin. Outdoor enthusiasts should opt for the excellent Walk-Inn holiday, which includes a laminated tour pack (for a saving), packed lunch, free pint and boot cleaner and dinner and breakfast. Dogs are welcome for £7.50 per stay and there is also a popular outdoor seating area and terrace.
