If you’re planning a luxury getaway in Wales with your four-legged bestie, look no further. From sweeping country estates to boutique coastal retreats, Wales has some of the best dog-friendly luxury hotels that offer a warm welcome to both you and your pooch. Derek, my globe-trotting, tail-wagging travel buddy, hasn’t visited all of these (yet!), but he’s given a paws-up to some and is sniffing out the rest for future trips. Whether you’re exploring the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia, the golden beaches of Pembrokeshire, or the rolling hills of the Brecon Beacons, these handpicked hotels promise indulgence for humans and happiness for hounds.
Read on for the ultimate guide to dog-friendly luxury hotels in Wales, complete with pet-friendly amenities, cosy rooms, and stunning locations to make your adventure unforgettable.

1. Pale Hall, Bala
First on Derek’s list is the stunning Pale Hall, a Victorian mansion set in the heart of Snowdonia. This grand country house is all about elegance and indulgence, with a focus on sustainability. The hotel welcomes dogs in select rooms and provides a delightful setting with expansive gardens for some serious tail-wagging exploration. Meanwhile, you can relax in opulent surroundings and enjoy Michelin Green Star dining.
Why go: Perfect for luxury lovers and pups who enjoy serene strolls in the countryside.

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2. Penmaenuchaf, Snowdonia
Derek’s been here, and let’s just say he was one happy pup. Penmaenuchaf, a gorgeous country house near Dolgellau, is the epitome of understated luxury. With its charming interiors, incredible food, and stunning views of the Mawddach Estuary, it’s a dream spot for a relaxing getaway. Dogs are welcome in specific rooms, and the nearby Snowdonia National Park offers endless adventures for both you and your furry friend.
Derek’s highlight: Exploring the surrounding woodland trails and then curling up by the fire.

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3. The Grove of Narberth, Pembrokeshire
This luxury retreat nestled in the Pembrokeshire countryside is a treat for humans and hounds alike. With 28 acres of gardens and woodland, The Grove offers plenty of space for off-lead adventures. Dogs are greeted with bowls, beds, and treats, while you’ll be spoiled with incredible food crafted from local produce.
Why go: A luxurious countryside retreat perfect for exploring Pembrokeshire’s beaches and coastal paths.

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4. Llys Meddyg, Newport, Pembrokeshire
Derek might not have visited Llys Meddyg yet, but it’s high on our list. Located in the charming coastal village of Newport, this boutique hotel is known for its relaxed vibe and locally sourced, seasonal cuisine. Nearby dog-friendly beaches and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path make it a top pick for seaside adventures with your pup.
Why go: A laid-back coastal haven with plenty of outdoor activities for adventurous pups.

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5. Llangoed Hall, Brecon
Elegance and history combine at Llangoed Hall, an Edwardian country house surrounded by the stunning Wye Valley. Dogs are welcomed in specific rooms, and the manicured gardens and nearby trails are perfect for a leisurely walk. The hotel’s impeccable service and refined interiors make it a favorite for those who love a touch of glamour.
Why go: Perfect for those looking for a refined countryside escape.

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6. Lake Country House & Spa, Llangammarch Wells
Derek hasn’t been here yet, but it’s calling his name! This charming country retreat offers a tranquil escape for both you and your pup. The grounds are vast and perfect for exploring, while the spa provides a little extra luxury for humans.
Why go: The perfect mix of adventure and relaxation in the heart of Wales.

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7. The Priory, Caerleon
A hidden gem in South Wales, The Priory is a boutique hotel offering charm and history in abundance. With dog-friendly rooms and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s ideal for exploring the historic town of Caerleon and its Roman heritage. The cozy rooms and top-notch food make it a great choice for a weekend escape with your four-legged companion.
Why go: A stylish and historic base to explore South Wales.

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8. The Angel Hotel, Abergavenny
Located at the gateway to the Brecon Beacons, The Angel Hotel is a fantastic base for dog-friendly adventures. With designated pet-friendly rooms and an award-winning afternoon tea, it’s a real treat for both you and your pup.
Why go: Ideal for hikers and foodies alike.

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9. Twr y Felin Hotel, St Davids
Modern luxury meets breathtaking coastal scenery at Twr y Felin, a contemporary hotel in the heart of St Davids. Dogs are welcome in designated rooms, and Whitesands Beach, one of the most dog-friendly beaches in Pembrokeshire, is just a short drive away.
Why go: Stunning modern design and unbeatable access to coastal walks.

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10. St Brides Spa Hotel, Saundersfoot
Overlooking Saundersfoot Harbour, St Brides Spa Hotel combines coastal charm with luxurious amenities. While Derek hasn’t had the pleasure of staying here yet, it’s top of our list for its dog-friendly policies and access to Pembrokeshire’s best beaches.
Why go: Unwind in the spa while your dog enjoys sandy adventures.

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11. The Bear Hotel, Crickhowell
For a cosy and historic stay, The Bear Hotel in Crickhowell is a fantastic choice. With its warm atmosphere, dog-friendly rooms, and access to the Brecon Beacons, it’s a favorite for walkers and their pups.

Why go: Relaxed vibes, great food, and a stunning location.
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Your Luxury Dog-Friendly Adventure in Wales
Whether it’s strolling through Snowdonia, exploring Pembrokeshire’s beaches, or indulging in fine dining after a countryside walk, Wales has it all for dog lovers looking to add a touch of luxury to their travels. With Derek as my ever-enthusiastic co-pilot, we’ve uncovered some true gems—and can’t wait to sniff out more.
Which one will you and your pooch visit first? Let me know in the comments! And don’t forget to pack the treats—Derek insists.
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