How much do Bath hotels charge for dogs?

Harington's Hotel charges £20 per dog per night. Francis Hotel Bath charges £30 per dog per night. The Bird and Homewood Hotel & Spa charge £35 per dog per night. No.15 Great Pulteney charges £25 per dog per stay. Abbey Hotel Bath charges £35 per dog per stay. The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa charges £50 per dog per stay. The Roseate Villa doesn't publish a dog charge.

Which hotels in Bath take dogs?

The Royal Crescent Hotel, the Abbey Hotel, No.15 Great Pulteney, the Francis on Queen Square, the Bird, Harington's, the Roseate Villa and the Parade Hotel all take dogs, and Homewood is a short drive south. Most keep dogs to set rooms, so say you're bringing one when you book.

Which Bath hotels charge once per stay for a dog?

The Royal Crescent Hotel, the Abbey Hotel and No.15 Great Pulteney charge one fee per dog for the whole stay. The Francis, the Bird, Harington's and Homewood charge per dog per night.

Can I take my dog into the bar at the Royal Crescent Hotel?

Yes. Dogs are welcome in the bar and on the terrace when the weather allows. Keep them on a lead.

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Dog-friendly hotels in Bath

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At the hotels, inns and B&Bs around Bath, a dog usually costs £20 to £35 a night. The Roseate Villa doesn't put a dog charge online; ask when you book.

Dog rules last checked 31 October 2026. How we check

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Hotel · Royal Crescent

The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa

A five-star hotel in the middle of the Royal Crescent, with a large garden behind. The dog rooms open straight onto the garden or courtyard, so a late walk is a few steps away.

Dogs in selected rooms only: ask when booking.

Dog charge: £50 per dog per stay
How many dogs: Up to 2
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: bedroom and bar
Provided: dog bed, treats, poo bags and a bin and towel

Dogs stay in a few set rooms, each with its own door onto the garden or courtyard
Say you're bringing a dog when you book, so they can give you one of those rooms
Your dog can join you in the bar and on the terrace
Keep your dog on a lead outside the room; the concierge lends keys to the private Crescent lawn

Nearby: The private Crescent lawn is in front of the hotel

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Hotel · City centre

Abbey Hotel Bath

A four-star hotel on North Parade, a couple of minutes from the Abbey. The riverside path is close to the front door and the canal is about ten minutes' walk.

Dogs in selected rooms only: ask when booking.

Dog charge: £35 per dog per stay
How many dogs: Not published
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: bedroom, bar and lounge
Provided: dog bed and water bowl

Dogs stay in the dog-friendly rooms, not the Cosy Print rooms

Nearby: The riverside walk along the Avon starts close to the door

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Hotel · Great Pulteney Street

No.15 Great Pulteney

A boutique hotel in Georgian townhouses on Great Pulteney Street, a few minutes' walk over Pulteney Bridge from the centre. Your dog can sit with you in the bar for breakfast.

Dog charge: £25 per dog per stay
How many dogs: Not published
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: bedroom, bar and lounge
Provided: dog bed, bowls and welcome gift

Any room except the Small Guest Rooms
Your dog can come into the bar for breakfast and through the afternoon and evening
To eat in the restaurant with your dog, book one of its dog-friendly tables first
No dogs in the spa
Dog sitting and walking can be booked

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Hotel · Queen Square

Francis Hotel Bath

A Georgian townhouse hotel on Queen Square, between the Royal Crescent and the shops. Your dog can join you in the lounge or out on the terrace.

Dog charge: £30 per dog per night
How many dogs: Up to 2
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: bedroom and lounge; not the restaurant
Provided: feeding bowl, dog bed and treats

Dogs can stay in any room; add them on the booking page after you choose the room
Your dog can sit with you in the lounge, the snug and on the terrace, but not in Emberwood, the restaurant

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Hotel · Bathwick

The Bird

A boutique hotel on Pulteney Road, across the river from the centre and a short walk from the canal. There's a jar of dog treats at reception.

Dog charge: £35 per dog per night
How many dogs: Not published
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: Not published
Provided: dog bed, water bowl and box of snacks and treats

Most rooms take dogs; a larger room gives them more space
Arrange your dog's stay with reception before you arrive

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Hotel · City centre

Harington's Hotel

A small boutique hotel on cobbled Queen Street in the centre, a few minutes from Queen Square. If you eat breakfast there, your dog gets a sausage.

Dogs in selected rooms only: ask when booking.

Dog charge: £20 per dog per night
How many dogs: Not published
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: Not published
Provided: dog bed, food and water bowls and a cooked sausage at breakfast

Dogs stay in the Superior rooms only

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Hotel · Bathwick

The Roseate Villa

A Victorian villa hotel in Bathwick, a short walk from Pulteney Bridge. The staff can suggest dog-friendly places to eat in town.

Dogs in selected rooms only: ask when booking.

Dog charge: Not published
How many dogs: Not published
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: Not published
Provided: box of treats for your dog

Dogs stay in a set category of rooms
Tell the hotel before you arrive that you're bringing a dog

Nearby: Henrietta Park is across the road

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Hotel · Freshford

Homewood Hotel & Spa

A country-house hotel in 20 acres of the Avon valley, a short drive south of Bath. Your dog can run the agility course in the grounds and eat from the dog menu in the bar.

Dog charge: £35 per dog per night
How many dogs: Not published
Size limits: Not published
Where dogs can go: bedroom, bar, lounge, restaurant and garden
Provided: blanket, dog bed, bowls and welcome pack

Keep your dog on a lead inside and in the grounds
To eat with your dog, ask reception to book a table and say the dog is coming
There's a dog menu, an agility course, grooming and a weekday dog creche

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8 hotels, inns and B&Bs in and around Bath. Tap a column heading to sort.
	Type			Book
Abbey Hotel Bath	Hotel	£35 per dog per stay	Not published	Check prices
Francis Hotel Bath	Hotel	£30 per dog per night	Up to 2	Check prices
Harington's Hotel	Hotel	£20 per dog per night	Not published	Check prices
Homewood Hotel & Spa	Hotel	£35 per dog per night	Not published	Check prices
No.15 Great Pulteney	Hotel	£25 per dog per stay	Not published	Check prices
The Bird	Hotel	£35 per dog per night	Not published	Check prices
The Roseate Villa	Hotel	Not published	Not published	Check prices
The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa	Hotel	£50 per dog per stay	Up to 2	Check prices

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Quick answers about hotels, inns and B&Bs in Bath

How much do Bath hotels charge for dogs?: Harington's Hotel charges £20 per dog per night. Francis Hotel Bath charges £30 per dog per night. The Bird and Homewood Hotel & Spa charge £35 per dog per night. No.15 Great Pulteney charges £25 per dog per stay. Abbey Hotel Bath charges £35 per dog per stay. The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa charges £50 per dog per stay. The Roseate Villa doesn't publish a dog charge.
Which hotels in Bath take dogs?: The Royal Crescent Hotel, the Abbey Hotel, No.15 Great Pulteney, the Francis on Queen Square, the Bird, Harington's, the Roseate Villa and the Parade Hotel all take dogs, and Homewood is a short drive south. Most keep dogs to set rooms, so say you're bringing one when you book.
Which Bath hotels charge once per stay for a dog?: The Royal Crescent Hotel, the Abbey Hotel and No.15 Great Pulteney charge one fee per dog for the whole stay. The Francis, the Bird, Harington's and Homewood charge per dog per night.
Can I take my dog into the bar at the Royal Crescent Hotel?: Yes. Dogs are welcome in the bar and on the terrace when the weather allows. Keep them on a lead.

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Sources

Every fact on this page comes from one of these pages, checked on the date shown. How we check

Dog-friendly hotel in Bath (The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa), checked 31 October 2026
The Royal Crescent Hotel on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Dog-friendly rooms (Abbey Hotel Bath), checked 31 October 2026
The Abbey Hotel on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Dogs: Bath (No.15 by GuestHouse), checked 31 October 2026
No. 15 Great Pulteney on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Dog friendly breaks (Francis Hotel Bath), checked 31 October 2026
The Francis Hotel on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Dog friendly (The Bird, Bath), checked 31 October 2026
The Bird Hotel on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
FAQs (Harington's Hotel), checked 31 October 2026
Haringtons Hotel on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Dog friendly hotel in Bath (The Roseate Villa Bath), checked 31 October 2026
The Roseate Villa on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Dog-friendly stays (Homewood Hotel & Spa), checked 31 October 2026
Homewood Park Hotel on OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap), checked 31 October 2026
Pet policy (GuestHouse Hotels), checked 31 October 2026
Parade Hotel Bath (Parade Hotel), checked 31 October 2026