Dog-friendly pub with rooms, right on the sea front and just a paw away from the coast path. Follow the brightly painted houses into the town and you get the whole town and beach in just a few steps.
A country inn that's full of charm. Warm and comforting in winter, open and spacious in summer. Since we visited the management has changed at least twice - we think it's still dog-friendly.
The village apparently incorporates a lot of stone and brickswork from the nearby abbey ruins. The child and dog-friendly village pub has a large garden and plenty of parking.
Lovely old coaching inn that's been offering refreshment to travellers since the 1700s. Dogs and children are welcome.
Such a traditional setting, a dog-friendly pub over-looking the green and a village of pretty cottages. Better for less energetic dogs as the walk is on-lead.
Dog walk and swimming. And then you can take refreshment at a comfortable and well organised dining pub with a large garden and good food.
Just the place for some spiritual refreshment, an excellent farm shop and a stroll around the ancient village is a delight. Dogs are generally welcomed, although not in the churches.
A dog-friendly hotel with a dog walk close to an iconic windmill.
Pretty little pub in the centre of an affluent village boasting two very large duck ponds.
A stylish dog-friendly dining pub at the base of a hill. Rather unusual and exciting in Norfolk.
If you're looking for a proper meal on your journey, this dog-friendly gastro-pub could well fit the bill. The French chef is a real enthusiast of local produce and clearly loves his job.
Ranch-style dog-friendly dining with plenty of outside space and a sturdy play area for kids. The building is a bit like a Tardis and much bigger inside than you'd think.