From a town-centre hotel to a countryside cottage, these places welcome dogs. Policies and charges can change, so confirm the details with the accommodation before booking.

Camping

Pomeroy Caravan and Camping Park

This farm campsite welcomes well-behaved dogs. Keep dogs on leads across the site; they can be let off lead in the enclosed exercise area. See Pomeroy’s campsite rules.

Hotels and guest houses

Old Hall Hotel

The hotel welcomes well-behaved dogs for £20 per dog per night; dogs are not allowed in food and beverage areas. See Old Hall’s pet policy.

Palace Hotel

Pets are welcome in some rooms, but the hotel says they are not accepted in executive rooms. Charges start at £10 per pet for one night or £25 for two or more nights, plus a £25 deposit per pet. Check the hotel’s pet policy and room availability before booking.

Fernydale Farm

This working farm near Earl Sterndale accepts up to two dogs per room, at £10 per dog per night. Dogs must not be left alone in the rooms. See Fernydale’s terms for its full rules.

Buxton Hilbre Bed & Breakfast

Well-behaved dogs are welcome, with a maximum of two per stay and a single £5 cleaning charge per dog. See Buxton Hilbre’s booking information.

Self-catering

Wheeldon Trees Cottages

Ollerenshaw, Critchlow and Lomas each welcome one dog. There is a £50 charge per stay and an enclosed dog meadow. Dogs must not be left unattended in the cottages. See Wheeldon Trees’ dog-friendly cottages and booking terms.

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