Dog-Friendly Breaks Across The UK
With luxury dog-friendly hotels and inns in picturesque locations, we invite you and your four-legged friend on a hotel break.
Well behaved dogs are most welcome with us.
Your Dog's Stay
In order to clean up the extra dog hairs left behind by your furry friend, we charge an additional fee per dog, per evening. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome free of charge and can go anywhere they like - except the pool or hot tub!
With dog-friendly places to stay set in some of the country's most breath-taking locations, don't have the guilt of leaving your dog at home, Crerar Hotels will always welcome your four-legged friend for an adventure. Taking your dog on holiday has never been easier, with all our hotels and inns catering for dog lovers and owners.
Our rural escapes across the UK are dog-friendly and located next to some of the best walking and hiking paths in the country. Bring your dog along to your next break in Scotland or the Lake District and explore the rugged hills of the west coast or the miles of sandy beaches on the northeast. Dogs make superb walking partners and our dog-friendly hotels and inns make the perfect base for your next adventure.
The traditional county town of Argyll makes the perfect base for exploring the west coast with your family dog. Take a walk along the shore and the nearby Inveraray Castle with it's trails that lead to the viewpoint of Dun na Cuaiche.
Our seafront setting embraces stunning coastal scenery and Nairn’s award-winning sandy beaches make for a great short break with your family dog. Take a walk along the beach and enjoy a picnic there too.
This 18th-century grand family mansion has transformed into a country house hotel and is a fantastic base for a short break with your family dog. Inverurie, is a prosperous Aberdeenshire town situated in the valley of the River Don with riverside walks and attractions that include castles such as Fyvie Castle, Castle Fraser and Drum Castle.
Within the town there are many points of interest, all within easy travelling distance, which is great when you are travelling with your dog. You can visit some of the islands with your dog, head north towards the dramatic scenery of Glencoe. Popular dog walking spots are the coastal routes by Ganavan Sands and the popular walk to Pulpit Hill.
The Isle of Mull is a fantastic place for a break with your family dog. Coastal walks and stunning beaches make this the ideal location for exploring with your dog. Take a hike up Mull’s highest mountain, Ben More, or visit the island's charming capital, Tobermory.
The Victorian spa town of Ballater has long attracted visitors to Royal Deeside with their dogs. The Cairngroms National Park has lots to explore. As well as local riverside dog walking, popular locations for walking include the trails around Loch Muick and into the hills of Lochnagar.
Sheltered among picturesque Scottish lochs and Munros, The Glencoe Inn has many local walking locations to explore with your dog. Hilly trails lead in most directions including on to the local Glencoe Lochan Trail, and for the more adventurous, into the hilly footpaths of Glencoe and the West Highland Way.
Set in the heart of the Lake District, on the shores of Lake Grasemere, there are plenty of scenie countryside walks and dog-friendly pubs in the area. Take a lakeside stroll or take a more challenging hike on the fells. There is something for all pups.
Treat your pup to a luxurious castle say. Nestled in the Scottish Highlands, Fonab Castle is a break that really is 'beyond the ordinary'.
Surrounded by scenic countryside, pups can explore the grounds and surrounding areas.
Frequently Asked Questions on our Dog Friendly Hotels
Are all Crerar Hotels dog friendly?
Yes, all ten of our hotels & inns are dog friendly. No need to leave your four-legged friend at home.
How many dogs are allowed to stay at the hotels & inns?
Our hotel rooms can accommodate up to two dogs per room. Make sure you give your chosen hotel a call prior to your arrival and we can set up dog bowls for your furry friends.
Are there any extra charges for dogs?
Yes, we charge an additional £25 per dog, per night, to clean up all the hairs left by your best friend. Guide and assistance dogs can stay free of charge.
Are there any restrictions for dogs within the hotel?
We offer dog friendly rooms across all of our hotels and can accommodate dining requests during your stay. We recommend contacting your chosen hotel in advance to check the areas your pup can visit during their stay as this varies from hotel to hotel.
Guide and assistance dogs are allowed into our restaurants and we will organise a spacious area for your dog to lie down.
Do you offer dog bowls?
We can supply dog bowls on request, please contact your hotel prior to arrival and we will make sure your dog stays hydrated. There are water bowls in public areas in the hotels to rehydrate after a walk.
Are there lots of places to walk the dog?
Yes, our rural settings across the country are located beside some of the best walking and hiking paths in the country. Plus, some of our hotel destinations are along the coast with miles of sandy beaches to explore in the north east.
Where’s the best place to take my dog on holiday in Scotland?
With hotels and inns set amongst mountains, beside lochs and coastlines, and Aberdeenshire’s countryside, our hotels allow you and your dog to rediscover the beautiful landscapes and walking trails that surround our locations. We’d recommend exploring Scotland’s west coast or Highlands with your dog as you will never be short of an adventure where your dog can enjoy hours of wandering or hiking.
Whether you choose to stay at our dog friendly hotels and inns in Scotland on Oban’s coast, in rural Aberdeenshire, Glencoe, Inveraray or Nairn, our locations are the best places to stay in Scotland to enjoy a holiday with your dog.
If you have any questions about a hotel break with your dog, please get in touch.
