Hunkered in a dell deep in the Surrey Hills, this 16th-century inn is a comforting yet accessible escape from the rhythms of modern life. On arrival guests are greeted by…
Hotel Reviews
Looking for a hotel for a weekend? Or somewhere to stay where you are shooting?
We’ve visited some excellent hotels around the UK, many of which are dog-friendly with gun cabinets.
Scroll down to take a look and see what suits you by reading our hotel reviews below.
Dumbleton Hall: a retreat in the Cotswolds
Good for: Dog friendly Racing at Cheltenham House-party charm After three jolly but exhausting days at The Game Fair there is little one wants to do less than motor home…
Teffont House: A restored 17th-century country pile in a medieval village
Teffont House is good for: Fishing on the Nadder Non-sporting plus-ones Stargazing Sitting in the softly candlelit orangery of the newly opened Teffont House with a plate of smoked venison…
The Crown, Bildeston
The Crown at Bildeston in the heart of Suffolk is a haven for the sportsman and as worthy of a dedicated weekend pilgrimage from afar as it is a post-work…
The Cat & Custard Pot
One of the pleasures of being of a certain age is seasoned friendships and familiar landscapes. Since the early 1970s, when I stayed often as a schoolboy on a farm…
Cothelstone Manor
Finding a weekend date that 14 friends can all make is tricky enough; finding a house that meets everyone’s requirements is even harder. Salvation arrived in the form of Cothelstone…
Warwick Hall: luxury B&B for those heading north
Warwick Hall is a great base from which to visit a host of attractions, including Hadrian’s Wall, the Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery, Dalemain House and Lowther Castle &…
Remote hideaways in glorious Devon with a stunning view
Carswell Beach Hut, Holbeton, South Devon Stay at the picturesque Carswell Beach Hut, where waves lap the shore of your own private cove and the tang of woodsmoke from the…
The Feathers Hotel: Cotswold charm
Newly refurbished Dog-friendly Near Blenheim Palace A visit to The Feathers Hotel There was a time when I would frequent Woodstock, beetling out of Oxford in my first car: a…
The Connaught
There are few places that one might want to retire to after the jolly highs of a Field Macnab Dinner. But after the morning after the night before it was…