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Best dog friendly hotels in Cornwall
The South West Coast Path, the beautiful beaches, the breathtaking countryside and the superb hospitality are all reasons to visit Cornwall. However, they're also some of the many reasons this part of the UK makes for a dog-friendly holiday destination as well.
The Dog Friendly Polurrian on the Lizard, Cornwall
Featured Hotels with Special Offers
Bedruthan Hotel and Spa
Mawgan Porth, Cornwall
Winter Escape Special Offer
The Nare
Veryan-In-Roseland, Cornwall
'Get Away From It All' Special Offer
The Scarlet
Mawgan Porth, Cornwall
'Two Night Spend Time Together' Special Offer
The Gurnard's Head
St Ives, Cornwall
Winter Escape Special Offer
The Old Coastguard
Penzance, Cornwall
Winter Escape Special Offer
Housel Bay Hotel
The Lizard, Cornwall
Taste of the Season Special Offer
Above the rugged cliffs and white-sand beaches of Lizard Point, mainland Cornwall's most southerly hotel is a contemporary retreat in harmony with nature and the seasons, with yoga classes, and a choice of dining options.
Lewinnick Lodge
Newquay, Cornwall
Three Nights for the Price of Two Special Offer
More Best dog friendly hotels in Cornwall
Padstow Townhouse
Padstow, Cornwall
Hidden in a back street of Padstow's old town, these sybaritic B&B suites, created by chef Paul Ainsworth and his wife, are an ideal retreat for foodies.
Hotel Tresanton
St Mawes, Cornwall
Talland Bay Hotel
Talland-By-Looe, Cornwall
Polurrian on the Lizard
Mullion, Cornwall
Hotel Meudon
Falmouth, Cornwall
Meandering down to a private beach, glorious sub-tropical gardens enfold this secluded Victorian mansion.
Artist Residence Cornwall
Penzance, Cornwall
Tolcarne Beach Village
Newquay, Cornwall
Set on a private sandy beach, this dog friendly, Barbados-inspired hotel has a terrific mix of rooms, suites and beach cabins as well as a sea-facing restaurant and beach bar and grill.

Mullion Cove Hotel
Helston, Cornwall

The Idle Rocks
St Mawes, Cornwall

Chapel House
Penzance, Cornwall

St Enodoc
Rock, Cornwall
There are great views of the Camel Estuary from this 1920s, family-friendly hotel that is virtually on the famous golf course and comes with stylish bedrooms and brasserie food.

The Seafood Restaurant
Padstow, Cornwall

The Bay Hotel
Helston, Cornwall

Fowey Hall
Fowey, Cornwall

The Beach
Bude, Cornwall
Above a sandy surfer's beach, this Victorian gabled hotel has a youthful vibe, with cool New England styling, contemporary comforts, a cocktail bar, sun terrace, modern bistro-style cooking, and now a sister hotel, The Edge of the Beach, next door.

Budock Vean
Falmouth, Cornwall

The Headland Hotel
Newquay, Cornwall

Coombeshead Farm
Lewannick, Cornwall

The Greenbank
Falmouth, Cornwall
An amalgam of a 17th-century sailors' pub with modern additions, this large hotel stands on the waterfront, with some of the best of the bright contemporary bedrooms enjoying a harbour view. Guests can drink and dine in the restaurant, bar, and in the sunshine on the seaward terrace.

The Godolphin
Marazion, Cornwall
The South West Coast Path, the beautiful beaches, the breathtaking countryside and the superb hospitality are all reasons to visit Cornwall. However, they're also some of the many reasons this part of the UK makes for a dog-friendly holiday destination as well. Hotels in Cornwall are invariably blessed with beautiful locations, but knowing how important four-legged-friends are to us, and mindful of how much canines enjoy being part of a Cornish escape, they go the extra mile when it comes to making it easy for guests to bring their pets. Choose from a five-star beachside hotel on the Roseland Peninsula where beautiful gardens and dog-friendly rooms welcome you. Or perhaps you will prefer a whimsical retreat on a clifftop in Looe where blankets are available to borrow and dogs might even sneak a sausage or two at breakfast. It's not just luxury hotels you can choose from either. This magnificent part of the world is also home to historic inns where dogs are welcome as well as bed and breakfasts that take the experience to new heights. Whoever you choose to bring, here are some of the top dog-friendly hotels in Cornwall.
















































