Anglesey: Bishopsgate Hotel
54 Castle Street, Beaumaris, Anglesey, North Wales LL58 8BB. Tel: 01248 810302.
“Well behaved dogs are welcome, but are strictly not allowed in public rooms – £5.00 per day.”
DUG Category: Accommodation in Wales
Mid Wales: Cae Madog Barn
Bont Dolgadfan, Llanbrynmair, Powys, SY19 7AP. Tel: 01650 521761
“Enjoy a relaxing country break with the whole family at our dog-friendly holiday cottage located in the stunning Cambrian mountains of Powys, mid Wales. Cae Madog Barn is a blissfully secluded, well-equipped self-catering cottage with ample space for up to 16 guests, its own private swimming pool, a relaxing hot tub and an authentic wood-burning stove.”
http://www.caemadogbarn.co.uk/dog-friendly-cottage
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West Wales: Afon Duad
Cwmduad, Carmarthenshire, Wales, SA33 6XJ. Tel: 01267 281 357
Dog friendly Bar and Guest House
Recommended by Sandra Glen
West Wales: Golden Lion
East Street, Newport, Pembrokeshire, SA42 0SY. Tel: 01239 820321
Well behaved dogs are allowed in the bar and we have one bedroom reserved for guests who wish to bring a dog.
Bar & Accommodation
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Anglesey: Kingsbridge
Camp Road, Beaumaris, Llanfaes, Isle of Anglesey LL58 8LR
This was a last minute stop off for us, we were wandering around Beaumaris and decided to stay. The campsite is in a small village Llanmaes, a few minutes drive from Beaumaris. It’s lovely and quiet with the most amazing shower block I have ever seen on a campsite, you could Glamp here…whatever that means! Anyway, here’s your plan, go to Beaumaris, walk along the sea wall and breath deeply and ooh and ahhh at all the pretty shops. Then go to the pub, they’re pretty much all dog friendly here,
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Wales: Dinarth Hall
Dinarth Hall Caravan Park, Rhos on Sea, Conwy County, Wales, LL28 4PX
Proper old school camping. We loved this site, it’s on a working farm and sits nestled into the beautiful Welsh hills. If you’re one of those campers who hates children playing, dogs running free and people talking into the night: don’t go there, and maybe consider chilling out, just a little. Camping should be fun and this site is.
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