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Hi All,
Just come back from a weekend away and stayed in a 'pet friendly hotel' which we didnt find particularly friendly and wondered if this was the norm....
It was our first time away with the dogs so we were not sure what to expect..
We booked one from the Pets welcome book and the lady said that there was no extra cost for bringing them (wow, thanks!)
When we got there, the hotel was on a busy main road and we were in an upstairs room. None of the adjoining fields could be used by the dogs as they all belonged to farmers however we were told they could use the garden..
when we went into the garden, both dogs automatically ran to the part of the garden that wasnt that well fenced (yes, youve guessed it, the bit on the busy road...)
so once we had delicately stepped around the mountains of dog poop that hadnt been cleared up.. they did their business and back in we went..
we were then informed that we would have to leave the dogs in the car during meal times - WHAT!!!!! :rant: :rant: We confirmed this would not be the case and ended up doing our breakfast in shifts... which begs the question - what happens during the summer? :angry:
Other guests seemed fine with this arrangement (many of whom we having dinner there as well...)
Now is it just me...????
We were lucky enough to find a pub just down the pub who were very dog friendly and also let out rooms on a b&b basis so if anyone is looking to go to woolacoombe with their dogs, I would be happy to recommend the Foxhunters Inn :thumbsup:
(PM me if you would like to know who I dont recommend...)
Just come back from a weekend away and stayed in a 'pet friendly hotel' which we didnt find particularly friendly and wondered if this was the norm....
It was our first time away with the dogs so we were not sure what to expect..
We booked one from the Pets welcome book and the lady said that there was no extra cost for bringing them (wow, thanks!)
When we got there, the hotel was on a busy main road and we were in an upstairs room. None of the adjoining fields could be used by the dogs as they all belonged to farmers however we were told they could use the garden..
when we went into the garden, both dogs automatically ran to the part of the garden that wasnt that well fenced (yes, youve guessed it, the bit on the busy road...)
so once we had delicately stepped around the mountains of dog poop that hadnt been cleared up.. they did their business and back in we went..
we were then informed that we would have to leave the dogs in the car during meal times - WHAT!!!!! :rant: :rant: We confirmed this would not be the case and ended up doing our breakfast in shifts... which begs the question - what happens during the summer? :angry:
Other guests seemed fine with this arrangement (many of whom we having dinner there as well...)
Now is it just me...????
We were lucky enough to find a pub just down the pub who were very dog friendly and also let out rooms on a b&b basis so if anyone is looking to go to woolacoombe with their dogs, I would be happy to recommend the Foxhunters Inn :thumbsup:
(PM me if you would like to know who I dont recommend...)