Gloucestershire
Cheltenham House
- 24 Guests
- 12 Bedrooms
- 10 Bathrooms
A big, light-filled Cotswold manor house with fabulous views.
Weekends From £5,025
Weeks From £6,285
Dog-friendly houses for groups
Where everyone’s welcome, including your dog. Roughly 35% of our bookings are for dog friendly holiday houses, you’ll find properties with spacious grounds for running, secure gardens for nosing about, and owners who actually welcome dogs rather than merely tolerate them.
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Derbyshire
Stretton House
- 38 Guests
- 15 Bedrooms
- 14 Bathrooms
Welcome to Stretton House, an exclusive country house nestled in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside
Weekends From £3,900
Weeks From £7,200
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Devon
Colehayes Park
- 75 Guests
- 21 Bedrooms
- 10 Bathrooms
A wildly generous Devonshire manor, perfect for parties, on the Eastern edge of Dartmoor National Park
Weekends From £5,995
Weeks From £8,325
Norfolk
Oakleigh House
- 22 Guests
- 10 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
A stunning country style house in the centre of the Georgian market town of Swaffham. Bring together friends and family in splendid comfort and style.
Weekends From £3,300
Weeks From £10,800
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Herefordshire
Barton Court
- 40 Guests
- 18 Bedrooms
- 17 Bathrooms
Private country estate near the Malvern Hills, sleeping up to 40 across 18 bedrooms, with seven acres of grounds and two restored barns.
Weekends From £6,400
Weeks From £13,500
Dorset
Warmwell House
- 20 Guests
- 10 Bedrooms
- 9 Bathrooms
A Jacobean manor with the most beautiful of faces, deep in the Dorset countryside
Weekends From £4,000
Weeks From £6,000
Herefordshire
The Barns – The Old Mill, Hayloft & Byre
- 28 Guests
- 12 Bedrooms
- 12 Bathrooms
The Old Mill, Hayloft & Byre is part of The Barns at Upper House estate, sleeping up to 28 guests across 12 bedrooms in gorgeous Herefordshire.
Weekends From £5,800
Weeks From £9,000
Suffolk
Crow’s Hall
- 10 Guests
- 5 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
Crow's Hall is a magnificent moated manor house in the heart of Suffolk. Accessible only by footbridge, this historic retreat is set on its own private island, surrounded by a scenic moat and equestrian-friendly grounds.
Weekends From £3,500
Weeks From £8,400
Somerset
Somerset Manor
- 20 Guests
- 9 Bedrooms
- 6 Bathrooms
A large Georgian manor with an outdoor pool, tennis court, games, media room and karaoke bar. Sleeps 20, add the Stables & bring another 4/6 guests.
Weekends From £4,200
Weeks From £7,050
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Herefordshire
Tre-Vern
- 29 Guests
- 11 Bedrooms
- 10 Bathrooms
A spacious, sociable holiday barn sleeping 29 in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside. Near Ross-on-Wye & Symonds Yat.
Weekends From £2,900
Weeks From £5,000
Warwickshire
Blyth Hall
- 30 Guests
- 13 Bedrooms
- 13 Bathrooms
Beautiful 17th century country mansion with extensive riverside gardens. Sleeps up to 30 people in 13 bedrooms with 10 en-suite bathrooms.
Weekends From £5,500
Weeks From £12,000
Devon
Huntsham Court
- 100 Guests
- 42 Bedrooms
- 32 Bathrooms
Huntsham Court - a combination of the posh and playful, a house of relaxed grandeur and endless opportunity...
Weekends From £13,000
Weeks From £34,500
Buckinghamshire
Burrow Farm Estate
- 54 Guests
- 27 Bedrooms
- 25 Bathrooms
Burrow Farm Estate is a 500-acre private estate in the Chiltern Hills, offering exclusive-use and private individual bookings.
Weekends From £9,200
Weeks From £26,500
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Norfolk
Ingoldisthorpe Hall
- 20 Guests
- 9 Bedrooms
- 6 Bathrooms
Ingoldisthorpe Hall, part of an estate on the beautiful Norfolk coast.
Weekends From £4,820
Weeks From £5,500
Gwynedd
The Llanfendigaid Estate
- 18 Guests
- 9 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
Llanfendigaid is located on one of the most breathtaking stretches of Welsh coastline & yet nestled in the midst of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.
Weekends From £1,835
Weeks From £2,445
Norfolk
Gresham Hall Estate
- 32 Guests
- 16 Bedrooms
- 14 Bathrooms
Three slow-pottering miles from the sea, Gresham Hall is perfect for holidays with friends or family.
Weekends From £5,500
Weeks From £7,000
Cumbria
Morland House
- 19 Guests
- 9 Bedrooms
- 6 Bathrooms
Former Tudor parsonage set in four acres of spectacular historic gardens in the heart of the idyllic Eden Valley. Home to the Markham family since 1828.
Weekends From £2,000
Weeks From £3,995
Carmarthenshire
Glansevin Mansion
- 58 Guests
- 28 Bedrooms
- 20 Bathrooms
Glansevin is a wonderful privately-owned mansion set in large, secluded grounds.
Weekends From £7,130
Weeks From £10,795
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Somerset
North Cadbury Court
- 82 Guests
- 42 Bedrooms
- 38 Bathrooms
An incredible stately home that feels like the very best sort of country house.
Weekends From £15,850
Weeks From £26,200
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Powys
Plas Dinam
- 34 Guests
- 15 Bedrooms
- 10 Bathrooms
Plas Dinam - a great Country House with 15 bedrooms sleeping 34, with beautiful and magnificent scenery.
Weekends From £5,200
Weeks From £8,500
Leicestershire
Breedon Hall
- 10 Guests
- 5 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
Breedon Hall is an award-winning country manor house with 5 immaculately presented en-suite bedrooms.
Weekends From £1,300
Weeks From £4,550
West Sussex
The Long House
- 21 Guests
- 10 Bedrooms
- 7 Bathrooms
The Long House is a much-loved family home, newly available to guests. The beautiful Grade II listed house is set in 5 acres of garden, and surrounded by Sussex parkland and woodland.
Weekends From £2,500
Weeks From £5,000
Lincolnshire
The Manners Arms
- 20 Guests
- 10 Bedrooms
- 10 Bathrooms
Nestled just five minutes from the iconic Belvoir Castle, The Manners is a one-of-a-kind private hire retreat.
Weekends From £2,000
Weeks From £8,000
Dorset
Symondsbury Manor
- 22 Guests
- 11 Bedrooms
- 9 Bathrooms
A lovely, gentle house with its own beautiful ballroom and impressive modern art collection; including work by Peter the owner a professional painter.
Weekends From £3,500
Weeks From £6,250
Where your dog doesn’t have to stay home
Finding accommodation that welcomes dogs isn’t a problem anymore. Finding accommodation that welcomes dogs and sleeps 20 people can be. Most pet-friendly cottages max out at six guests, which doesn’t help when you’re trying to get the whole family together and nobody wants to leave poor Lola in kennels.
Our pet friendly group accommodation sleep 16 to 40 or more guests and explicitly welcome dogs, often multiple dogs. These aren’t properties grudgingly accepting pets, they’re houses designed for groups that include dogs. Enclosed gardens where dogs can rootle about safely. Boot rooms set up for leads, towels, and muddy paws. Locations with good walks straight from the front door.
Most are in countryside or coastal settings, where dogs can have a holiday too. You’ll find farmhouses with paddocks, coastal properties near dog-friendly beaches, estate houses with acres of grounds, and converted barns with secure gardens. Places where having a dog adds to the weekend rather than being an inconvenience.
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Each listing details pet rules, any fees, and how many dogs are welcome.
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Discuss your specific requirements and confirm arrangements before booking.
Pet-friendly houses for groups with dogs
Finding large pet-friendly properties requires planning. But you’re in the right place. Roughly 35% of our bookings involve one or more canine guests. You might have found that many houses sleeping 16 or more guests automatically exclude pets. This is usually due to allergies, damage concerns, or owner policies. Our properties that welcome dogs tend to be rural houses with substantial grounds: farms, estates, converted barns. The outdoor space means pets don’t dominate indoor areas and owners understand animals.
It’s worth knowing that different regions have different approaches to pooches. Wales is full of large dog-friendly cottages, with about 60% of properties welcoming pets. Scotland is also generous with space and acceptance of our furry friends. Cornwall and Devon are a bit more mixed due to coastal restrictions. The Cotswolds is more restrictive due to holiday-let density.
From our experience facilitating pet-friendly bookings over the last 16 years, the houses that work best have enclosed gardens, washable floors in some rooms, separate boot rooms, and nearby footpaths or fields. It’s all about outdoor access over interior perfection. You’ll typically find that properties in agricultural areas are generally more accommodating than tourist villages. Keep an eye out for our beach and moorland properties where dogs get proper exercise, groups get scenic walks, and everyone returns home happy and tired.
As one family told us about their holiday house where dogs were welcome: “The fact our dog was as welcome as us made the difference! Our dog is 11 and pretty much blind so not happy on his own in unfamiliar surroundings. If you’re a dog owner (aka fur baby) you know how important and integral a part of your life they are. This is the place that extends the same welcome to you and your doggy.” This couple wanted their dogs to be guests of honour at their wedding: “One key reason we chose this property was because we wanted our two dogs to be there with us on the big day. The venue was perfect for this.”
Pet policies vary widely. Some properties welcome unlimited dogs, others cap at two, three, or four. Some charge per pet (£25 to £50 per dog per stay), others include pets free. Most require advance notice. Some need pet deposits (£100 to £200 refundable). All totally worth it to have your sweet pooch join you on this most memorable of holidays.
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Pet-Friendly Questions
How many dogs can we typically bring?
The answer to this varies depending on the property. You’ll often find a limit of two dogs in houses where the owners are cautious of pets. For those more comfortable, you might be able to bring three to four dogs with you. Some farms or very rural estates don’t impose a limit on the number of dogs you can bring. From experience, we highly recommend that groups travelling with 6 or more dogs contact properties directly.
To make your trip go without a hitch, be sure to declare all dogs when making your booking. Surprising owners with extra pets risks losing deposits or immediate eviction.
What pet charges should we expect?
Pet fees vary widely. In our experience, about 30% of properties charge nothing at all. More common is a charge of around £25 to £50 per dog per stay, amounting to around £50 to £100 for multiple dogs. Some properties also require pet deposits of about £100 to £200. These are fully refundable if no damage is done during your stay.
For the lowest fees or no fees at all, focus your search on properties in Wales and Scotland. Properties in premium tourist areas tend to charge more. For the sake of budgeting, allow £50 per dog and you should be covered.
Are there restrictions on where dogs can go in houses?
Some more relaxed properties allow dogs everywhere; others confine our furry friends to specific rooms. Most pet-friendly properties allow dogs throughout the ground floor but restrict upper floors and bedrooms. This keeps pet hair manageable for cleanup, reducing extra cleaning fees. You will probably be asked to keep dogs off furniture (especially sofas and beds) and out of certain rooms such as formal dining rooms and rooms with valuable furnishings.
Our advice for making your pet-friendly stay go perfectly? Discuss the rules when you book and share them with your group to protect any deposits you’ve paid. This will ensure you and Otto are both invited back for the reunion trip next year.
What about beaches and walking areas?
The joy of a pet-friendly property is that you usually have areas of stunning natural beauty to explore right from your front door. In particular, Wales, Scotland, and the Lake District have excellent dog-walking terrain. Properties near coastal paths or moorland deliver the best dog experiences.
That said, it’s worth keeping in mind that some areas come with restrictions for our four-legged friends.
Many UK beaches ban dogs from April to September between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm to protect summer tourists. Check the rules of the beach before you hit the sand. If you’re visiting off-season (October to March), you and your dog will likely be welcome.
If you’re nearby any National Parks or just the general countryside, these are generally dog friendly. However, do keep in mind that UK lambing season runs from March to May so keep dogs on leads to avoid worrying the animals. As a rule, you want to keep pets on leads whenever you’re passing near livestock to keep interactions to a minimum.
Before you get your wellies on, check for local restrictions or have a chat to your host to understand where you’ll be welcome and where you may need to tread more carefully or steer clear entirely.