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Top 5 Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages

Published on 6 Jan 2025 by Gwion Llwyd

We love our four-legged friends here at Dioni, and we know you do too. Almost half of all our holiday cottage bookings are made by fellow dog lovers who are looking for a dog friendly place to stay. Dogs are very much valued members of our holiday tribe. 

You probably already know that North Wales is a fantastic place to holiday with your pooch: our rural community is very dog friendly, with the majority of pubs, cafés, shops and other attractions that are welcoming to well-behaved pets.

And of course, with all its big mountains-and-coast landscapes, North Wales is a wonderful place to go walking with your four-legged friend too – there’s so much space to explore and sniff around. Just remember to keep your dog on a lead whenever you are near livestock. We love our farm animals too.

If the wagging tails are anything to go by, we reckon dogs just love their holidays in North Wales. Take a look at our top 5 dog friendly cottages for your next holiday.


Top 5 Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages

Large Georgian Country Manor House With Sea Views | Plas-Bryn-Hir

Sleeps 13 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Real Fire | EV Charger | Near Pub

This large Georgian country manor house with sea views is a stunner. Perfect for extra-special get-togethers, anniversaries, and celebrations, it sleeps up to 13 guests. Well-behaved pets are also welcome.


Top 5 Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages

Two Bedroom Holiday Beach Retreat Near Barmouth | Bwthyn-Bennar

Sleeps 4 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Real Fire | Near Pub

For beach walks and beautiful sunsets, this fabulous single storey conversion is the perfect hideaway to spend a relaxing break on the coast of North Wales. Sleeping four, the bright and airy two bedroom holiday beach retreat near Barmouth is a property not to be missed. Bwthyn-Bennar oozes charm and comfort mixing the traditional with modern with an added splash of coastal chic.


Large Family Holiday Cottage On The Llyn Peninsula | Hen-Felin

Sleeps 10 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Real Fire

Hen-Felin is a beautiful and large family holiday cottage on the Pen Llyn (Llyn Peninsula). This converted mill provides luxurious accommodation for up to 10 guests in this popular holiday destination. Exquisite furnishings and gorgeous location combine to provide a fantastic holiday cottage.


Elegant 18th Century Country House with Cader Idris views | Cefn-Y-Maes

Sleeps 8 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire

Arriving onto the formal drive of Cefn-y-Maes, a 18th century house with Cader Idris views, you’ll know you made the right decision about your choice of accommodation. The grand circular driveway leads to the front of a spectacular property, packed full of character and charm. A traditional building across two floors on split levels and painted a bright white, the property features four large bedrooms, sleeping eight in total. With a number of reception rooms, it’s the ideal property for a large group or family who want to socialise as well as split off into smaller groups. Please be aware that there is no-smoking allowed inside the property.


Large Stone Cottage With Hot Tub and Sea Views | Ty-Newydd-Llannor

Sleeps 14 | Dog Friendly | Hot Tub | Near Pub | Near Beach | Real Fire | EV Charger

Ty-Newydd-Llannor is a magnificent large stone cottage with hot tub and sea views. Located in the heart of the Llyn countryside, it comes with gorgeous views of the Tudwal Islands, and even has an original working waterwheel.


 
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