Shropshire Dogs welcome Accommodation

At The Roost, we understand that your dog is a cherished member of the family, and we want them to enjoy their holiday as much as you do. That’s why we’re proud to offer Shropshire dogs welcome accommodation, welcoming up to two furry friends to stay with you completely free of charge.

We’ve made sure that The Roost is a comfortable and safe haven for your pet, making us the perfect choice for dog-friendly holidays in Shropshire. We provide a water bowl, bed, a few treats, and a toy to help them settle in, and the enclosed rear garden is perfect for them to run around and play in.

The surrounding area is also incredibly dog-friendly, with plenty of shops and eateries welcoming your four-legged friend. In fact, Shropshire is renowned for its dog-friendly accommodation and attractions, making it the ideal destination for a holiday with your canine companion.

While enjoying your stay at The Roost, our Shropshire dogs welcome accommodation, you’ll be pleased to know that the surrounding area offers a variety of dog-friendly dining options. Here are a few establishments where both you and your pooch will feel welcome:

The Ragleth Inn: This country pub offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with two bars and a relaxed restaurant. Their menu features classic pub fare made with locally sourced ingredients. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and outdoor seating, where they can relax while you enjoy a pint of local ale or a hearty meal.
Dorrington’s Horseshoes: Just a short drive away, this friendly pub welcomes dogs with open arms. They offer a varied menu with plenty of choices for both you and your four-legged friend.
The Pound Inn: Located in the charming village of Leebotwood near Church Stretton, this traditional pub is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and can enjoy a water bowl while you sample the local ales and hearty pub food.
Bridges: Situated in the picturesque village of Ratlinghope, this cosy pub offers a warm welcome to dogs and their owners. The menu features classic pub fare with a focus on locally sourced ingredients.
The Royal Oak: This historic pub in the village of Cardington near Church Stretton is known for its friendly atmosphere and delicious food. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden, where they can enjoy a refreshing drink while you soak up the sun.

With so many dog-friendly dining options to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious meal with your furry friend by your side.