More Best dog friendly hotels in Wiltshire

The Three Daggers

The Three Daggers

Westbury, Wiltshire

With its own farm shop, brewery and spa barn with outdoor hot tub and sauna as well as a kiddies' playground, this 'buzzy boozer' is 'so much more than a pub with rooms', writes our inspector.

The Pear Tree Inn

The Pear Tree Inn

Melksham, Wiltshire

This gastropub-with-rooms is set in a beguilingly pretty 17th-century Bath stone inn with mullioned windows and cascading wisteria, and lovely gardens outside.

The Bath Arms

The Bath Arms

Horningsham, Wiltshire

The ancient stone-built Bath Arms in woodlands on the Longleat estate 'is a welcome sight after a long journey', and doesn't disappoint within, with 'appealing menus' 'attentive and pleasant staff' and great-value, well-decorated rooms.

The Beckford Arms

The Beckford Arms

Tisbury, Wiltshire

This dog loving pub welcomes four legged friends in select rooms as well as all the public areas downstairs. They even provide water and bones where desired.
Crown & Anchor Inn

Crown & Anchor Inn

Hungerford, Wiltshire

Rescued from closure by two local couples, this gastropub at the heart of a picturesque village, has stylish bedrooms and cooking of a very high order.

The Methuen Arms

The Methuen Arms

Corsham, Wiltshire

Ideally situated beside Corsham Court at the heart of the village, this former coaching inn has smartly refurbished bedrooms, a friendly, casual ambience and a menu of pub classics and fancier dishes, using produce from the kitchen garden.

Woolley Grange

Woolley Grange

Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire

All the bases are covered for a fun, relaxing family escape at this Jacobean manor house, which has a crèche, cinema, spa, pools, comfortable country house-style bedrooms, and formal and informal dining.

Red Lion at East Chisenbury

Red Lion at East Chisenbury

East Chisenbury, Wiltshire

Well-behaved doggies are welcome to stay in the Manser Room as long as you let the inn know in advance for a fee of £10 per dog per night.
The Rectory Hotel

The Rectory Hotel

Malmesbury, Wiltshire

A sophisticated Georgian townhouse, The Rectory Hotel welcomes dogs into the public areas of the hotel and all 12 rooms, but are not allowed in the restaurant.
Teffont House

Teffont House

Salisbury, Wiltshire

Dogs are welcome at Howard's House all public rooms except the dining room. They can stay in the bedrooms at a charge of £15 per night.
The Royal Oak

The Royal Oak

Salisbury, Wiltshire

An 18th-century part-thatched former tannery turned village ale house has been renovated in a style of rustic simplicity, with unfussy bedrooms and a dining room serving pub classics and more complex dishes.

Whatley Manor

Whatley Manor

Easton Grey, Wiltshire

Centred on a Georgian farmhouse, with 26 ornamental gardens, a spa, gym, contemporary bedrooms, Michelin-starred dining-room, brasserie and kitchen garden terrace, this hotel has 'luxury' written all over it.

The Bradley Hare

The Bradley Hare

Warminster, Wiltshire

In a small village on the Duchy of Somerset's estate, the Victorian Somerset Arms was relaunched in 2021 as an idealised rustic-chic country pub.

The Compasses Inn

The Compasses Inn

Tisbury, Wiltshire

A dog friendly pub where four legged friends are welcome to come and stay as well, The Compasses Inn is stylish and contemporary inside. They have dog treats and water bowls for our canine friends and a choice of balls to go and catch by the cricket pitch.
Beechfield House

Beechfield House

Melksham, Wiltshire

With 'a great setting in large grounds' and the 'huge plus' of an outdoor heated pool, this ornate Italianate Victorian house in woodland and gardens impressed our inspectors, who found it a 'very relaxed place'.

Timbrell's Yard

Timbrell's Yard

Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire

Overlooking the River Avon, this 18th-century merchant's house has been imaginatively converted into a relaxed, modern-day inn with Nordic-influenced bedrooms, an industrial-chic bar and restaurant.

Lucknam Park

Lucknam Park

Chippenham, Wiltshire

Approached down a mile-long avenue of lime and beech trees, this 'very grand and lovely' Palladian mansion exults in 500 acres of parkland and gardens.