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Summer Lodge, Evershot
If dogs are our best friends and we are all in general need of a little R&R, what could possibly be better than heading to a dog friendly hotel with a spa? From coast to country, four-legged friends are increasingly joining us on our travels and hotels are all too happy to accommodate guests and their furry companions. There are those that offer the height of sophistication, complete with dog beds, dog treats and dog toys ready and waiting on arrival, and those that are surrounded by beautiful gardens for dogs to play in. Of course, on a country escape with lots of walks close by it only makes sense to bring canines with you. However, the pampering doesn't stop with fido - it turns out holidaymakers really can have it all, with spa hotels that include a variety of wellness experiences for owners as well. Pools, saunas, steam rooms, Jacuzzis and holistic therapies including massages and facials are all available at the UK's dog friendly hotels with spas. Amongst the options you might head to Middlethorpe Hall and Spa in York, where dogs can stay in the hotel's Cottage Suites and Garden Suites. You might prefer a coastal retreat at Soar Mill Cove Hotel in Salcombe. The Nare in Cornwall is five-star all the way, and Cliveden House in Taplow is the ultimate luxury escape for everyone. The UK's variety of hotels have become a hospitality favourite for those wishing to escape to spas with their dogs.