If you’re searching for one of the best dogfriendly hotels for a countryside escape that still feels grand, historic and wonderfully indulgent, let me introduce you to De Vere Beaumont Estate. This Windsor retreat blends royal-adjacent location, mansion-house elegance and genuinely thoughtful pet hospitality in a way that makes it stand out among the best Windsor hotels and even the best hotels in UK for travelling with dogs.
First impressions
From the moment we arrived at De Vere Beaumont Estate, it was clear we’d picked one of the best dogfriendly hotels we’ve probably ever visited. Waiting in our room was the most thoughtful welcome package: toys, dog cookies and De Vere merchandise for Charlie. It immediately set the tone for a stay that felt genuinely inclusive rather than simply dog-tolerant.
It’s these touches that place De Vere Beaumont Estate firmly among the best petfriendly UK hotels — where dogs are not an afterthought but a valued guest.
The rooms

We stayed in a Mansion House Suite in the elegant Georgian White House, and honestly, sprawling is the only word that fits. The suite felt more like a mini apartment than a hotel room, with separate bedroom and lounge areas, heritage details and high ceilings.
Walking through the corridors felt like stepping into the footsteps of the scholars who once lived and studied here during the estate’s public-school era. You feel the history everywhere, but paired with fluffy robes, luxury toiletries and a roll-top bath — the best kind of upgrade.
Charlie’s highlight? A luxurious Danish Design dog bed that he adored so much he refused to leave it. I was genuinely tempted to take it home.
This combination of heritage and comfort is exactly why De Vere Beaumont Estate deserves its place among the best Windsor hotels and the best hotels in UK for a memorable countryside stay.
History you can feel in the walls

The estate’s story is deeply woven into the décor and atmosphere. Originally built for Lord Weymouth before becoming a prestigious Catholic boys school, the property has evolved beautifully over time. Today, the hotel carefully honours that legacy through its interiors, architecture and layout, preserving a sense of heritage while ensuring every modern comfort is available.
It feels less like staying in a hotel and more like spending the weekend inside a living chapter of British history — one of the reasons De Vere Beaumont Estate stands out among the best Windsor hotels.
To do: The Great Outdoors

The 42-acre grounds are one of the estate’s biggest highlights. Morning walks here felt like proper forest bathing — winding paths, ponds and sculptures creating the perfect countryside escape.
We loved discovering the mini calisthenics gym and the mini acro-park, which added a playful, unexpected twist to exploring the grounds. It’s the kind of place where you go out for a short stroll and accidentally spend an hour outside soaking up the calm.
These grounds alone make it easy to see why the estate ranks among the best dogfriendly hotels and the best petfriendly UK hotels.

Another huge perk is location. It’s a quick drive from the hotel to Windsor Castle and Windsor town, making it easy to mix countryside relaxation with sightseeing.
Windsor is packed with picturesque dog-friendly pubs. Our favourites were The Queen Charlotte and The Two Brewers — one of Windsor’s smallest pubs with just nine tables inside and benches outside, so booking ahead is essential. Both were perfect for a relaxed drink after exploring.
The food

Dinner at the 1705 Restaurant & Bar was a highlight. We shared a charcuterie platter and followed it with the minted lamb special — comforting, flavourful and perfect after a day outdoors.
The service was exceptional from start to finish. Charlie was treated like a VIP and presented with a bowl of freshly grilled chicken breast, which he inhaled in record time.
The team even created a vegan chocolate tartlette specially to cater to my dietary requirements — a thoughtful gesture that perfectly summed up the attention to detail throughout our stay.

Charlie was welcome in the bar area too, alongside several other happy dogs, reinforcing why this is one of the best dogfriendly hotels we’ve visited.
Dog friendliness continued into the morning. The team reserved a special seating area just outside Beaumont Restaurant so Charlie could join us for breakfast comfortably.
It’s this level of thoughtfulness that cements De Vere Beaumont Estate as one of the best petfriendly UK hotels and easily among the best dogfriendly hotels.
The Pantry
One feature we absolutely loved was the Pantry, a brilliant concept that makes late-night snacking dangerously easy. Guests are given tokens that can be used to pick up snacks 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which feels like a nostalgic, grown-up sweet shop experience.
We found crisps, sweets, chocolates and plenty of tempting treats — perfect for post-dinner cravings or movie-night munchies. It’s such a fun and thoughtful touch that adds to the relaxed, home-from-home feel.
Final verdict: a TeamCocoPup favourite

From welcome treats and luxury dog beds to forest-style walks, thoughtful dining experiences and the dangerously addictive Pantry, this stay felt special from beginning to end.
If you’re looking for one of the best dogfriendly hotels, one of the best Windsor hotels, and a strong contender for the best hotels in UK for travelling with pets, De Vere Beaumont Estate should be at the top of your list.
Charlie is already planning his return. 🐾✨
For more information visit devere.co.uk
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