Summary of reviews related to the 'Dog Friendly' categoryKnipoch House Hotel embraces a welcoming atmosphere for four-legged guests, offering a truly dog-friendly experience in its serene location outside Oban. The hotel goes above and beyond in accommodating pets, providing amenities such as dog beds and bowls in the rooms, and allowing dogs in all areas, including lounges. A spacious grassy lawn equipped with a doggy bin gives room for canine exploration.
The staff have been consistently highlighted for their friendliness and patience towards guests and their dogs, even offering advice about the local area and its wildlife. Families, inclusive of pets, find themselves warmly received, with the staff making sure that both baby and dog feel equally welcome.
Although there is an additional charge of £50 per night when staying with two dogs, guests appreciate the genuine pet-friendly environment, making the trip worthwhile. However, it is worth noting that some guests felt there were too many dogs in the hotel for their liking.
In summary, Knipoch House Hotel stands out as a prime choice for travelers seeking accommodation that sincerely welcomes dogs, with its combination of excellent service, dedicated pet facilities, and an inviting atmosphere. Show more
This dog friendly holiday cottages and lodges are located in an area of natural beauty with beautiful walks right outside your door.
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Summary of reviews related to the 'Dog Friendly' categoryLagnakeil Highland Lodges serves as a delightful haven for pet owners seeking a serene escape accompanied by their furry companions. Enthusiastic reviews highlight the dog-friendly atmosphere where both pets and owners feel genuinely welcomed. The site, set in a picturesque green loch valley, offers stunning views that complement the tranquility and relaxation the accommodation promises. Despite weather challenges, such as rain, guests appreciate the warmth and comfort of the lodges, which are ideally sized for families with dogs. The lodges are well-equipped for self-catering, allowing guests to unwind on decks against peaceful backdrops.
While some guests noted a perfumed scent masking previous pet odors, the overall ambiance is praised for its cleanliness and upkeep. A minor recommendation from reviewers suggests adding gates to verandas to secure dogs comfortably outside. An extra charge per dog per night is mentioned, which seems a small price for the welcome extended to canine visitors. The blend of friendly service, pet-tailored amenities, and easygoing atmosphere places Lagnakeil Highland Lodges as an attractive choice for a getaway with man's best friend. Show more
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Questionnaire
What is the maximum number of dogs per room? Up to 2 dogs are allowed in each room.
Is there a maximum weight of dogs accepted? No
Should the dog be kenneled at all times in the room? No
Should the dog be kenneled/kept in a pet carrier at all times in public areas? No
Should the dog remain leashed at all times in the room? No
Should the dog remain leashed at all times in public areas? No
Are the dogs allowed on the furniture? No
Are the dogs allowed on beds? No
What are the basic requirements to accept a dog?
Must not be aggressive
Must be clean
Must not have fleas
Owners must clean pet waste immediately
Owners are responsible for any damage caused by the dog
Must not bathe in the bathtub
Must not be left unattended in the room
Is there a refundable deposit to guard against damages? No
Except for dogs, do you also accept other pets? Yes
