The Masons Arms
Dogs and walkers are in good company at The Masons Arms. This traditional Cotswold pub in Meysey Hampton, Gloucestershire, pairs Arkell’s ales and a winter fire with generous pub food, …
Gloucestershire packs two very different landscapes into one county. To the west, the Forest of Dean is one of England’s last great ancient woodlands, full of hidden tracks and river walks; to the east, the Cotswold hills roll away in honey-coloured stone. In between lie the Severn Vale, the Regency town of Cheltenham and the historic docks of Gloucester. Dogs are welcome at Westonbirt Arboretum too, in Silk Wood, where they can explore off the lead.
We’ve brought together the stays that genuinely welcome dogs, from forest cabins to lakeside cottages and country hotels, along with the walks, pubs and days out worth knowing about. Start with an area below, or go straight to the kind of stay you’re after.
Dogs and walkers are in good company at The Masons Arms. This traditional Cotswold pub in Meysey Hampton, Gloucestershire, pairs Arkell’s ales and a winter fire with generous pub food, …
A peaceful collection of dog-friendly stays between the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, with two quirky Hobbit Huts and a beautifully converted Coach House. With a large shared meadow, …
Lords of the Manor is a luxurious country house hotel in the heart of the Cotswolds, set within eight acres of beautiful gardens in the quintessential village of Upper Slaughter. …
The Forest of Dean is a favourite, with miles of woodland trails. You can also walk the Cotswold escarpment, try Cleeve Hill above Cheltenham or follow the River Severn paths. Many Forest of Dean trails are off-lead friendly away from grazing animals.
Yes. Lodges, cabins and cottages in the forest often come with direct access to woodland walks. Browse our dog-friendly places to stay in Gloucestershire.
The Forest of Dean, the Cotswold escarpment and walks along the River Severn are all favourites, and there are plenty of dog-friendly pubs to finish the day.
Some do and some don't. Many hotels and cottages charge a small fee per dog, per night or per stay, while others welcome dogs free. Each of our dog-friendly places to stay in Gloucestershire explains its dog policy, including how many dogs are allowed and any rooms or areas they can't go.