Dog Friendly & Pet Friendly Hotels, B&Bs, Pubs etc.
in Wiltshire, England

Description:

The Prince Leopold is a Victoran Public house built in the heart of the Wylye Valley in 1878. It was named after Queen Victoria's youngest son, who discovered and fell in love with the area after graduating from Oxford in 1875.
We acquired the pub in June 2010 and have now completed the refurbishmnet.

The bar area has been panelled as it might have been when originally built and there are pictures and artefacts relating to the period throughout the room. We offer a selection of locally brewed ales at the bar as well as an extensive wine list. Adjacent to the bar is a Victorian style 'snug' complete with leather sofas, log fire, books, newpapers and games.The ideal room to relax in.

The restaurant looks out over the River Wylye and surrounding watermeadows. It will comfortably seat 60 people. Alternatively, guests can chose to eat in one of the smaller pub dining rooms. We offer an a la carte menu which changes daily depending on what is fresh and seasonal, a wide selection of fish dishes, and of course the more traditional pub classics.

The river runs through the garden where guests can relax and simply enjoy the view or feed the ducks and fish!
For younger visitors there is a play park nearby in the village. The bedrooms are also newly refurbished. All are ensuite and have freeview TV, wifi access, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers.

Warminster lies to the south west of Salisbury Plain, beneath the chalk downland with its abundant flora and fauna, and at the head of one of Britain's best kept secrets - 'The Wylye Valley' with it's attractive villages and historic landscape, so this is an ideal location for walkers with many interesting walks of various lengths in the immediate vacinity. For those who prefer to see the countryside 'seated' - 'Puddys' riding stable less than 2 miles away.

If it's culture you seek then the historic towns of Salisbury (20 mins) and Bath (40 mins) are both nearby.

Accessibility:

There are no specific facilities to assist people with mobility issues. Please note that all the bedrooms are upstairs.

Description:

The Old Forge is a charming 4 star bed and breakfast in East Kennett, a small village in the heart of Wiltshires prehistoric downland countryside.

We are only 1 mile from the world heritage sites of the Avebury Stone circle, Silbury Hill and the West Kennett Long barrow.

Crop circles can also be discovered during the summer months.

The house is a beautifully restored former smithy which has been extensively renovated to an extremely high standard. It's light, airy and spacious and has a wonderful outlook over the River Kennet. The large bedrooms are stylish and tastefully furnished, with ensuite facilities, TV and are equipped to a high standard, they all have wonderful countryside views.

Guests are served breakfast in the large open plan kitchen. The menu features local and home-made produce and offers a wide choice, including vegetarian.

Description:

Megan and Mike Shaw have been at The Inn with the Well (formerly The Old Crown) since 1991 and warmly welcome you to their tranquil retreat (no Pool tables or Jukeboxes or Gaming machines) in the heart of the rolling Marlborough Downs.

The Inn with the Well gets its name from the original well set in the restaurant floor. Bulletproof glass has been used to provide a safe cover for the well, allowing you to stand on top and look down inside this original feature.

The Inn with the Well is a traditional coaching Inn (established in 1647) and is set in the midst of the rolling Marlborough Downs on the Ridgeway path Europes oldest highway. The Inn is just 5 minutes from Junction 15 of the M4 Motorway and 2 golf courses are within a 5-minute drive.

You may eat in the cosy Well Dining Room or in the Bar where Classical music is played at Lunchtime. An eclectic menu choice is available and is overseen by the Executive Chef & Co-owner Megan Shaw (trained at Leiths).

Description:

Join us for a sumptuous three course meal followed by a relaxing overnight stay or even just a few drinks at the newly refurbished Kings Arms Hotel. The Kings Arms is a late 16th Century coaching inn in the very heart of Malmesbury which along with the town itself is steeped in history. The hotel boasts 12 en-suite letting rooms each differing in layout and style along with a self contained apartment. We can offer a selection of doubles twin and family rooms with no minimum stay requirements. All of our room rates include a full English breakfast. Here at the Kings Arms we have two very different bars that are separated by a covered walk way. The first is a resident’s bar within the Elmer restaurant which is traditional and welcoming with a wide selection of food and beverage to suit all tastes. Our food is locally sourced and lovingly prepared by our fantastic Chefs for lunch from noon until 3pm and from 6pm until 9:30pm for dinner please book in advance. Just across the walk way is the home of Bar 29 a much more contemporary setting that serves home cooked meals throughout the day and really does come to life on a weekend with live entertainment and a great crowd of people. Above the Bar 29 sits a separate function room known as the Market Hall with a maximum capacity of 120 people it is the perfect venue for a conference with plenty of natural light or a Wedding reception with a fully stocked bar and plenty of dancing space. Our Chefs are able to provide a selection of buffets or a three course banquet depending entirely on your preference.

Description:

Located in the centre of the town of Devizes overlooking the picturesque Market place, this former Coaching Inn dating from 1737 offers charming comfortable accommodation in well appointed rooms.

The Black Swan Hotel is the ideal place to stay in Devizes, whether you're on holiday or business, much more than just Bed & Breakfast.

All rooms have en-suite facilities, colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities, private off-street parking, dinning area for 34, Bar - serving local Wadworths ales, wines and spirits, honeymoon suite, conference room to accommodate up to 40, restaurant area seating a further 30, WIFI connection available.

The Hotel also enjoys private off-street parking. The service is friendly and helpful, the atmosphere relaxing, and the cuisine varied and imaginative. All rooms have en-suite bathroom / shower facilities, colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Regrettably, we cannot accept pets. Check-In time: 12:00 and Check-Out time: 11:00

Description:

Welcome to The Inn with the Well. Megan and Mike Shaw warmly welcome you to their tranquil 3 star retreat in the heart of the rolling Marlborough Downs. Our location is ideal for those looking for leisure breaks in the Cotswolds and the south west of England.

We are within very easy reach of many famous attractions covering a wide range of interests including those interested in ancient sites, historic cities and even crop circles.

The Inn is just 5 minutes from Junction 15 of the M4 Motorway and two golf courses. All rooms are ensuite and well equipped. The Inn with the Well is a traditional coaching Inn (established in 1647) and is set in the midst of the rolling Marlborough Downs on the Ridgeway path – Europe’s oldest highway. The Inn is just 5 minutes from Junction 15 of the M4 Motorway and 2 golf courses are within a 5 minute drive.

Whilst still a village local (Darts and Crib teams still operate here) we cater for guests far and wide. The Inn is known for its good food and with our 6 high quality rooms (4 of which are on the ground floor) you can eat, drink and sleep at the Inn.

We offer a Steak and Sizzler menu, and you may eat in the cosy Well Dining Room or in the Bar – where Classical music is played at Lunchtime.

Description:

The Crown is a popular local pub that has a fabulous selection of draught ciders and ales home-cooked food using locally sourced ingredients as well as letting rooms. The pub is at the heart of the local community with a thriving regular quiz night and open mike night as well as a darts team a crib team - everything you would expect from a local. Aldbourne is a picturesque village close to marlborough. Marlborough is situated in the picturesque rural north-east of Wiltshire. Originating from a Saxon settlement the town nestles on the edge of Savernake Forest the only privately owned forest in Britain. Marlborough has one of the widest high streets in England and is renown for its high quality shops. The prehistoric landscape of Avebury lies just six miles away and the surrounding landscape is excellent for both cycling and Walking. Within easy reach of the historic Wiltshire including Avebury Silbury Hill and Stonehenge yet just an hour from London by train the Crown is an ideal base for a visit or a stop along the way.

Accessibility:

Unfortunatly this is a 500 year old listed building and we have no power to arrange for disabled facilities to the upper floors.

Description:

You will get a warm welcome at The Old Rectory - a classically beautiful Georgian house set in two acres of peaceful garden in a small quiet village in glorious Wiltshire countryside.

Just 1.5 hours by train from London and less than 2 hours from Heathrow, you will be in the perfect spot to explore the southwest of England. Pre-historic Stonehenge and Avebury are amazing World Heritage Sites within easy drive as is majestic Longleat House grounds and Safari Park, stunning Stourhead Gardens and the great cities of Bath, Wells and Salisbury. If you enjoy visiting houses and gardens you will be spoilt for choice. Wells and Salisbury have famous cathedrals and if you are after culture there is plenty around. Many artists hold open studios, there are music festivals, concerts, open air opera, literature festivals, theatre, great pubs and restaurants and much, much more.

There is wonderful walking, cycling, golf and horse riding right on the doorstep so if you are looking for an idyllic setting, peace and quiet but also want lots to explore you have come to the right place.

The house is light and beautifully decorated. The sitting room is airy, the bedrooms spacious and comfortable with sprung mattresses, bathrobes and hospitality tray with home baked cookies. The private bathrooms have quality toiletries and large, fluffy bath towels.

The garden has old fashioned roses, wisterias, a goldfish pond and a lavender-lined patio.

We take pride in sourcing the best local produce for our delicious organic breakfasts (we hold a Wiltshire Breakfast Award) which can be taken either in the pretty dining room or - weather permitting - al fresco on the patio.

We welcome tourists, cyclists and walkers, families with children over 10, business travellers - and well behaved dogs.

Whether you are stopping for one night only, celebrating a special occasion, staying for a short break or a longer holiday you will be sure to get a warm welcome and a very relaxed and enjoyable stay.

Description:

This beautiful, elegantly furnished period house is set in three acres of Cotswold stone walled garden. Recently renovated, it is an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds, Tetbury, Bath and the ancient town of Malmesbury.

Description:

Well House Manor is a quiet, well fitted hotel set in 3/4 acres of our own grounds just a few hundred yards from Melksham Town Centre and National Cycle Route 403.

All bedrooms feature large flatscreen many-channel TV, minifridge, laptop safe, wired and wireless Internet, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, hospitality tray, large desk with plenty of power points, king sized beds, corkscrew / bottle opener, hospitality tray. All rooms are en-suite and furnished to the highest standard.

We do not prepare evening meals, but you are very welcome to order in or collect from the nearby town centre, and we'll provide crockery, cutlery, glasses - eat in the breakfast room (where we offer a superior continental in the morning) or in your bedroom if you prefer. There is an Off license 2 doors away.

Our team welcomes business and leisure guests, solo travellers and couples, from near and far.

We take a pride in our hotel and town and look forward to having you to stay.

Description:

The Green Dragon is ideally situated for many historical sites and attractions, and has easy access to walks on Salisbury Plains (The Ridgeway).

Restaurant & Pub
Our non-smoking restaurant features log fires in winter and traditional pub games. There is a spacious function room/skittle alley available for functions and meetings, plus an enclosed garden with children's play area and petangue.
Other features include:
- Residents lounge
- Good Beer Guide listing
- Cask Marque approved Wadworth Ales.
Full english breakfast using local produce is included in the room price.


Location
The Green Dragon is five miles south of Devizes making it an ideal location for cyclists and walkers. There is also a lock up available for bikes.
The Green Dragon is only a 20 - 30 minutes drive from Stonehenge as we are situated between Stonehenge and Avebury. We are also 45 minutes from Longleat.

Description:

It is said that The Duke is named after the Duke of Beaufort but he was reluctant to associate his name with a pub insisting instead that it should be called simply The Duke Hotel. He would surely have second thoughts if he could come back and see it today. - bed & breakfast - food served lunch and everning - Sunday lunch - beautiful pub garden - function room - campsite - locally sourced home-cooked food - Arkell's ales Not only is The Duke an elegant building in a marvellous spot - right opposite Hilmarton's delightful old church - but it is a thriving pub which caters for all the demands of modern customers. If they are looking for top quality food then there is sure to be something to tempt them on the extensive menu whether their taste is for the traditional or the exotic. All visitors are strongly encouraged to bring all the family with children warmly welcomed - either indoors or outside where the children's play garden has recently been extended. Though people are prepared to travel long distances to relax at The Duke it still remains a focal point for community life just as you would expect from a traditional village pub. It has been fulfilling that role since it was built in 1843 - ironically the same year that John Arkell first began brewing. In those days the pub brewed its own beer but has been owned by Arkell's since 1923. It is still the base for many of the local sports teams and the function room is put to good use by many members of the community. There is something for everybody at The Duke.

Accessibility:

Hi here at the Duke we do our best to be accessible to as meny as we can. Unfortunatly there are stairs to all rooms however we have deaf friendly wake-up alarms and fire alarms for the rooms. we also will shortly have our menus availible in Braille Large Print and Audio.

Description:

This typical country hotel, reputed to be built during the late 16th century, offers superb first class accommodation, with twelve well appointed bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities. All bedrooms have tea/coffee making facilities, colour television with radio & direct line telephones, hair dryer and, trouser press. Internet access is available to all rooms. The spacious rooms are fully centrally heated and furnished to a very high standard with views overlooking open countryside.

Our luxury suite complete with jacuzzi, has a wonderful four poster bed ideal for honeymoons, or that special weekend break. The restaurant is managed by the "twins", Nick & Paul, who were both classically trained in England and spent their formative years separately working in some of the best 5 star restaurants in England and Europe. The coming together of the twins' individual talents and knowledge bases has made Shaw’s restaurant the success that it is today.

Special attention is always given to using the very best locally produced seasonal fruit & vegetables and prime cuts of meat from the most reputable of butchers. This coupled with the highest standards of preparation and service creates a most pleasurable experience every time. Our restaurant may not be open due to functions being held at the Hotel, so you will have to make your own dining arrangements. Please contact Hotel directly for restaurant availability.

Late checkout will be charged at our discretion.

Please Note: Non-smoking. Pets are permitted only in the rooms (If taken out for walk, dogs to be kept on a leash). All children are welcome. Private car park available. Check-in time: 12:00 Check-out time: 11:00

Description:

The traditionally thatched building dates back to the 18th century. wThere is also a sunny garden terrace where meals can be taken ‘al-fresco’. Convenient for business, visiting local sites (Stonehenge, Salisbury plain and the Savernake forest are minutes away) or just getting away for the weekend. We offer an environment where you can eat top quality food, drink in relaxed surroundings or stay in one of our comfortable rooms. Marlborough is situated in the UK between the towns of Hungerford and Calne on the old coaching route midway between London and Bristol. The Marlborough area is steeped in history from Neolithic times onwards and makes a perfect base from which to explore the beautiful English county of Wiltshire. A full range of shops can be found in the town, Marlborough is a market town and market days are officially on Wednesday and Saturday although market stalls are set up in the middle of the High Street on most days.

Description:

We are a traditional Old English pub with wooden beams. We have a large attractive garden with plenty of space for children to play under the supervision of their parents, and outside the accommodation is another large garden area where you can walk your dog. Needless to say we are a pet friendly public house - all we ask is that you clean up after your pet and they do not cause a noise nuisance to our other guests. The accommodation area consists of 8 letting rooms, which are separate from the public house, making it very quiet and peaceful. We have three double rooms, two single rooms one of which is semi disabled friendly ( there is a step up into the shower, We also have three twin rooms, all of which have En Suite Shower rooms. All of our rooms contain a television, tea & coffee making facilities, iron & ironing boards, complementary shower gel & shampoo, towels are supplied for each person. We are able to provide you with a cot in your room if you require it; although we do not have a family room, we can add a put-you-up in the room for a young child (under the age of 10 years). For older children they would need a separate room, but we would make sure the child/children’s room is as close to the adults room as possible. Each room has its own wardrobe & hangers. The accommodation has lockable doors to each room; it also has its own front door for which you will have your own key for a little added extra security The Fox & Hounds in Wroughton is very close to Swindon (3 miles to the centre of town). We have a large car park where you can park your car, but there also is an excellent bus service. We are only 8 miles from Avebury, 10 miles from the beautiful town of Marlborough and about 15 miles from Devizes. We are in an excellent position for touring Wiltshire: Stonehenge is only about a 40 minute drive, The Wroughton Science museum is also a place of special interest.

Accessibility:

We have a single room that is semi disabled friendly, the doors are wide enough for a wheelchair, The only problem with the room is the shower has got a step up to it, there are grab rails for the toilet and the sink in the bathroom is slightly lower for wheelchair users, Parking for disabled people can be arranged so you are right next to the rooms,There is a ramp into the front door.