Top 10 Pet Friendly Hotels & Accommodation in Much Marcle from AU$110

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The Bell Inn

Worcester

Rachel

includes taxes & fees

14 June - 15 June

Lea House Bed and Breakfast

Ross-on-Wye

Daniel

includes taxes & fees

14 June - 15 June

The Swan Inn

Worcester

Dilyana

includes taxes & fees

21 June - 22 June

Royal Oak Country Inn and Restaurant

Ledbury

B

includes taxes & fees

21 June - 22 June

Hotel Indigo Gloucester The Forum By IHG

Gloucester

Thomas

includes taxes & fees

21 June - 22 June

Broadstone Park Camping & Fishery

Coleford

Luke

includes taxes & fees

23 June - 24 June

The Oak Inn Staplow

Ledbury

Mavis

includes taxes & fees

14 June - 15 June

The Star Inn

Stroud

Michelle

includes taxes & fees

10 June - 11 June

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Top Much Marcle Hotel Reviews

Gloucester Robinswood Hotel by Sunday

6/10 Okay

"Out of town location. Property needs a makeover. Carpets overdue for clean or replacement. Room otherwise clean but not serviced daily. Reception staff polite and helpful but don't present a confidence in their product. Overall impression was shabby. Breakfast by 830am was limted to remains of much earlier cooked food. Had to bring attention to staff the mould on bread for toast."

The Abbey Great Malvern

4/10 Poor

"This is a hotel in a lovely location with much to see around it but what was supposed to be a relaxing weekend in a nice hotel was any thing but. The reception on arriving was stale and disinterested. The room was small. On the first day I had to go to reception three times just for milk. Saturday a wedding was held at the hotel and lack of management of noisy people outside our window until 1.40am meant very little sleep in spite of reporting it three times. Then Monday morning we awoke to the dragging and banging of the waste bins and collection and retuning of the bins. Started at 7am and went on until 7.40am. That was then replaced by the delivery of stock with the metal cages being dragged over paths and then empty ones being pulled two at time banging together and rattling like mad which lasted until after 9am. Breakfast was typical, but cold. With staff clearing the table before we had finished eating. Then Monday morning they were short on staff so no buffet breakfast but we could order. So we picked out fruit and cerial and before we could even get half way through it the cooked breakfast was brought by a waiter who was so disinterested and just slapped them on the table and was not happy when we asked for bread for toast. Apart from one member of staff the rest were solemn, totally void of any interest. Serious lack of training and definitely not silver service. We should have stayed in premier inn where they guarantee a good nights sleep at a third of the price."

Hatherley Manor Hotel & Spa

6/10 Okay

"We travelled from Stroud, hoping to treat ourselves to a relaxing stay at a well-known hotel. There were definitely positives. The room was very clean, well maintained and attractive, and the pool and spa facilities were excellent. The seating areas and walking opportunities around the hotel were great. Breakfast was one of the main let-downs. The continental breakfast was only okay, and my bacon sandwich was average. My partner paid an extra £3 for the “American style pancakes”, but what arrived was extremely underwhelming: four very thin pancakes, a tiny amount of sliced strawberry, and six blueberries. For a hotel of this standard, we were surprised by the lack of quality. Our evening in the bar was affected by an extremely drunk guest who was disturbing others while they were eating and drinking. He was drinking directly from a bottle of red wine and approaching people, which made the atmosphere uncomfortable. The situation became worse when I went to the toilet and the same guest was in there behaving in an aggravated manner, talking loudly. I felt intimidated and stayed in the cubicle until he left. We also slept very poorly due to a groaning noise outside our room late into the night, and the room was uncomfortably hot. When we got home, both of us were shattered and slept for three hours, which was the opposite of the relaxing stay we wanted. Overall, the hotel has excellent facilities, but the stay was let down by breakfast, the bar situation, and poor sleep."

Cotswold Grange

4/10 Poor

"Very nice property and visually appealing, but not comfortable at all. There was no AC or refrigerator in the room, and no AC in the building. Only refrigerator was in their kitchen and we couldn’t access it ourselves and not after hours at all. Not even a coffee maker. We didn’t think to have to check for these essentials in a place advertising itself as a luxury hotel. There was a heatwave when we arrived and all the windows were closed in the room and it was boiling hot upon arrival. We had to ask for a fan and for help opening the windows that were stuck closed, even though one would think it would be a no brainer during a heatwave. Room was also TINY compared to the photos that were misleading. Could not even open a suitcase without tripping over it. We were given a bigger room and it was still tiny. Also definitely not a queen size bed. Just a regular size. Staff was nice and helpful as they could be under the circumstances. Nothing easily within walking distance. If you want a “cute” visually appealing hotel, this may be for you. But if you want to be comfortable and value convenience, steer clear. We had to check out early after one night because it was just not a place we could spend five nights. We felt very misled and were not even offered to be refunded, but I guess we will have to eat the loss of the money."

Frequently asked questions

What's the best dog-friendly accommodation option in Much Marcle?

Royal Oak Country Inn and Restaurant is a top dog-friendly inn, and offers a restaurant along with free WiFi for its human guests.

What's the best time of year to travel to Much Marcle with my pet?

When you travel with your pet, keeping tabs on the weather can make the trip safe and fun for everyone. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 15°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Much Marcle is 805 mm.

What is there to see and do with your pet in Much Marcle?

See the local sights and visit Westons Cider Mills and Hellens. When you're in the area, make time for a stop at Eastnor Castle.

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Our top choices for Much Marcle pet-friendly hotels

The Bell Inn

Lea House Bed and Breakfast

The Swan Inn

Royal Oak Country Inn and Restaurant

Hotel Indigo Gloucester The Forum By IHG

Broadstone Park Camping & Fishery

The Oak Inn Staplow

The Star Inn

DeanGate Motel

The Railway Inn

Top Much Marcle Hotel Reviews

Gloucester Robinswood Hotel by Sunday

The Abbey Great Malvern

Hatherley Manor Hotel & Spa

Days Inn by Wyndham Tewkesbury Strensham

Cheltenham Chase Hotel & Spa

Cotswold Grange

Malmaison Cheltenham

Citrus Hotel Cheltenham by Compass Hospitality

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Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Much Marcle from AU$110

Change your mind

Treat yourself

Be picky

Check availability on Much Marcle Pet Friendly Hotels

Our top choices for Much Marcle pet-friendly hotels

The Bell Inn

Lea House Bed and Breakfast

The Swan Inn

Royal Oak Country Inn and Restaurant

Hotel Indigo Gloucester The Forum By IHG

Broadstone Park Camping & Fishery

The Oak Inn Staplow

The Star Inn

DeanGate Motel

The Railway Inn

Top Much Marcle Hotel Reviews

Gloucester Robinswood Hotel by Sunday

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