You shouldn’t have to leave your furry friend behind when traveling, especially on an international vacation. It turns out England offers some beautiful luxury hotels welcoming dogs of all ages, sizes and breeds. From countryside escapes to city breaks to beachside sanctuaries, these seven properties have it all for you and your dog:

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Bedruthan Hotel & Spa, Cornwall

With miles-long dog-friendly beaches, scenic coastal paths and charming villages to explore, Mawgan Porth is the ideal summer escape. At Bedruthan Hotel & Spa, dogs are welcome in the cocktail bar, ballroom, Wild Café and Ogo. Dogs can even enjoy their own V.I.P. treatment with house-baked oat biscuits, Barke Farm dog ice cream and Cornish fish with ingredients from local suppliers, all while the owners relax at the spa. Dog-friendly rooms come with a dog blanket, thick towel, two bowls and an outdoor washing station.

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Pennyhill Park, Surrey

Located just one hour from central London, this historic building welcomes four-legged friends. Pennyhill Park blends 19^th-century grandeur with modern-day spa facilities, tennis courts and Michelin-star dining. Dogs will love walking among the centuries-old cedar trees and 123 acres of manicured grounds teeming with ponds. The property also boasts an in-house team of dog-loving pet sitters.

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Lainston House, Hampshire

Exclusive Collection’s Lainston House sits tucked away in 63 acres of rural Hampshire countryside. This 17^th-century luxury hotel features individually designed suites and bedrooms, complete with plush beds, rain bar showers, a roll top or spa bath, and panoramic views of the landscape. Lainston House includes 14 dog-friendly rooms, and guests and their pets have direct access to the grounds for a walk.

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The Prince Akatoki, Marylebone, London

A sanctuary of Japanese elegance in the heart of Marylebone, dogs receive the same 5-star treatment as their owner at The Prince Akatoki. Rooms boast hampers filled with special toys and treats, and dogs can order from a specially curated food menu. Bring your four-legged friend to nearby Hyde Park and, after a day exploring the city, relax in luxury.

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Lympstone Manor, Devon

This luxury country house hotel is a Grade II-listed Georgian mansion. First opened in 2017, the hotel offers luxury dog-friendly accommodations across two suites and six Shepherd Huts. Dog-friendly rooms come set up with a dog bed, towel, torch and dog bowl. Spaces also come with their own private terraces.

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South Lodge, Sussex

Take in views over the South Downs and 93 acres of woodland at South Lodge in West Sussex. This property features 10 dog-friendly rooms, all with direct access on to the grounds. A comfortable bed, towel for any muddy paws, two bowls, doggy bags and a little welcome treat await. In summer, sit out on the terrace.

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Scarlet Hotel, Cornwall

For the ocean lovers, Scarlet Hotel is a relaxing, seaside retreat for both humans and dogs. Dog-friendly rooms include a dog towel, food bowls and an enclosed outdoor area attached to the room. Guests can enjoy lunch and dinner at the dog-friendly Retreat Lounge, while Scarlet’s restaurants sea-gazing outdoor terrace is open to dogs.