Dog Friendly Cottages In England

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Miss Q - Verified booking

  Josephine’s Cottage is absolutely precious! It has everything you could need and having an enclosed back yard made it so convenient if you have a dog with you. Heating worked well and there were logs for one night’s fire (along with detailed instructions on how to use the wood-burning stove, which was appreciated as it was my first time). It was great to have a washer and dryer. Parking was easy on the green across the street. The stairs up to the bedroom are quite steep and may not suit everyone. The one cafe in Great Walsingham is an absolute delight; the owners are lovely, and the food is delicious. There’s a great gallery right there, too. The cottage owners recommended a short circular walk to Little Walsingham which I second, and the Abbey in town had beautiful grounds, medieval ruins and fields covered in snowdrops. The only thing I would note is shower water pressure isn’t very good but all the other positives heavily outweigh that one negative. I had a wonderful stay - it was a fantastic introduction to North Norfolk. I was gutted to leave and hope to return soon!

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• Mr Emerson - Verified booking

  A fabulously clean, comfortable and well appointed cottage. The bed is extremely comfortable and a good power shower. All the sheets, towels and soaps are excellent quality. Definitely the cleanest dog friendly cottage we’ve stayed in. The large garden is extremely secure with discreet wire fencing surrounding the whole of it. A great base for exploring the Suffolk coast. There is also a pub at each end of the road, easily walkable, but will need a torch at night. We favoured The Queens Head, Blyford 0.7 miles. Great food and fantastic staff. The Star Inn didn’t have a chef when we went, so no food. Parking is the only issue here. There is space for one car outside, but you will need to tuck it tight against the wall. However, there is a parking bay 25 meters further down the road. If you get a chance go to the Queen’s Head Inn at Bramfield. A 2.5 mile drive, but amazing. We will definitely book here again. Thankyou.

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• Mrs Campen - Verified booking

  Japonica cottage was a lovely place to stay for a relaxing break with our two dogs! The decorating was done to a high standard, every room was fresh and clean! The whole place was very clean, with lots of thought being given to making guests feel comfortable, and at home! Myself, my husband and our two large dogs had a lovely week there! The garden was large enough for them to have a good run, without fear of them escaping! It was very central for visiting Southwold, Aldeburgh, and surrounding areas! Lots of places to eat, and, an Edwardian cinema in Leiston which is well worth a visit if you like films! All in all…..couldn’t fault anything!

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• Ms Craven - Verified booking

  Excellent location - lovely little cosy warm cottage - secure courtyard for dog and hose pipe to wash dog’s muddy feet and our wellies was a very welcome touch. Great dog walks directly from the cottage door. Super little food and coffee shop just a short stroll from the cottage which was open every day and a lovely pub for breakfasts/lunches and evening meals also within a short walking distance. Ideal location for exploring the North Norfolk coastline and on the Coast-hopper bus route. Perfect for two adults and a small dog.

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• C & R - Verified booking

  We've ha a lovely winter holiday here in Josephine's Cottage and have been very cosy and comfortable in the evenings with the wood burner keeping us warm. Great trip to the coast for bird watching, Cley marshes and Titchwell RSPB are a highlight for geese and waders. Friendly service and tasty lunch at Walsingham Barns after a very interesting and picturesque walk around the villages as described in the visitor folder. Thank you Tina for a lovely week in your cottage and for the little treats and the firewood.

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