3-Star Hotels in England

The hotels rests on the tranquil valley beneath Dartmoor's wild tors. You are greeted with tall trees and lush vegetation throughout. In this magnificent setting of Devonshire countryside, the manor house has stood since 1626. It is furnished by many period features like the original coat of arms, wood-panelled drawing rooms, oil paintings, stucco ceilings and antiques. The area is ideal for peaceful getaways.

A dog friendly hotel that will happily welcome dogs and their owners.

Dogs are allowed for an extra cost of GBP 10 per dog, per night.

The Mount Royale Hotel & Spa is a pet-friendly accommodation. Guests are more than welcome to bring their furry friend along with them when staying at this hotel, but they should also take care not to leave it unattended in the hotel room when they are away.  Dog Play Area    Dogs Stay Free  More details...

A combination of Eastern and Western techniques and practices await you in the 5 Senses Spa of the hotel. Designed to engage all five senses, the treatments available were originated thousands of years ago and they are sure to captivate you, relax your body and revitalise your mind. The spa is open from Tuesday to Friday, from 9:30am until 9:00pm, and on Saturday from 9:30am until 6:00pm, while it remains closed on Sunday and Monday.

Not all rooms are suitable for pets (additional costs may apply), so guests should check carefully before booking.

Set in extensive grounds and including a pool (seasonal), this hotel is the perfect romantic destination.

A well-maintained Victorian property situated in a quiet, tree-lined road.

All of this romantic hotel's bedrooms are individually decorated to high standards with designer wall coverings and soft furnishings.

The hotel's spa features 9 treatment rooms and 2 relaxation lounges. It offers a wide range of treatments and wellness packages. It is advisable to book your treatment in advance.

One pet friendly room is available at the hotel.  Blankets for Dogs    Dog Play Area  More details...

Talbot Hotel has an oak staircase that was part of Fotheringay Castle until the 1600s. Mary Queen of Scots was tried and beheaded in that castle. Mary was supposed to have walked down that staircase to her execution, and left a mark on the staircase's wood from her ring. Guests report that her spirit walks down that staircase and her portrait is moving from the wall.

Dogs are allowed for an extra cost of GBP 10 per dog, per night.

This comfortable and cosy accommodation features a Family Suite with a separate bedroom for the children, as well as an Alice in Wonderland themed room for children, which also includes a secret play den and various exciting and fun amenities for kids to enjoy.

The hotel offers a heated indoor pool available for all guests to enjoy, as well as for local guests for a small membership fee.  Heated Pool    Indoor Pool  

The hotel offers special packages for guests who seek to celebrate special occasions such as a honeymoon, in a beautiful Victorian building in the English seaside.

Dogs are allowed with restrictions.