Dog Friendly Hotels in the East of Cornwall
The Editor Says: The grand thing about staying in East Cornwall is that so many places in both Cornwall and Devon are reachable for days out. Mind you, that doesn’t mean there aren’t some notable dog friendly attractions right on the doorstep: Lanhydrock allows dogs in its parkland areas, Pencarrow welcomes them in its gardens and woodlands, while both Restormel Castle and Launceston Castle also allow four legged visitors. And if you crave sea air and the feeling of sand between your paws (and all over the back of the car afterwards) then both north and south coasts are easy to get to.
The Royal Oak, Lostwithiel
An “inn with rooms” that dates back to the 19th century, The Royal Oak offers bed and breakfast accommodation via 6 guest bedrooms. Located in the centre of the historic Cornish town of Lostwithiel, it features its own restaurant and bar.
Paws Policy: Dogs are very welcome to share rooms with their owners, (although not sleep on the beds, of course!). No supplementary charge.
Details and secure online reservations: Booking.com
Penrose B&B, Lostwithiel
This highly rated little bed and breakfast is located just a short walk from the centre of town. It offers six individually furnished guest bedrooms and plenty of Victorian-era styling.
Paws Policy: Well-behaved dogs (the owners have a cat called Flo!) are very welcome to stay for no additional charge.
Details and secure online reservations: Booking.com
Fowey Valley Hotel, Lostwithiel
Right at the heart of the historic old town of Lostwithiel, the Fowey Valley Hotel benefits from its own onsite parking, bar & restaurant, and swimming pool (seasonal).
Paws Policy: Rooms for dogs and their well behaved owners are located on the ground floor of the courtyard block (family triple rooms).
Details and secure online reservations: Booking.com
Jamaica Inn, Bolventor
Quite possibly one of the most famous hostelries in the UK on account of its literary connections, Jamaica Inn has been providing shelter for weary travellers for over 250 years.
Paws Policy: Has a select number of Deluxe Double rooms available for guests and four-pawed companions. Dogs are also welcome in the Smugglers Bar.
Details and secure online reservations: Booking.com
Eagle House Hotel, Launceston
A beautiful Georgian building with a colourful history, the Eagle House even boasts its own gin distillery. It also offers a restaurant, bar and private parking.
Paws Policy: Dogs welcome, but no further information relating to supplementary charges available.
Details and secure online reservations: Booking.com
Trethorne Golf Club Hotel, Launceston
Located a couple of miles to the west of Launceston and just off the A30, Trethorne Golf Club offers accommodation via 30 guest bedrooms and also possesses its own restaurant.
Paws policy: Dogs welcome at £7.50 per night. They are permitted in public spaces (including the green space outside Lodge Rooms), but not in the dining areas or on the golf course. Dog beds and bowls can be provided on request.
Details and secure online reservations: Booking.com
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