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The Best Dog Friendly Pubs, Hotels and B and Bs (Pocket Good Guides)
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Product Description
This much needed pocket guide will cover over 750 of the best dog- friendly places to stay, eat and drink throughout the UK. "Great Dog Days Out" is the ultimate easy to use guide. Whether you fancy a weekend away in a country hotel or a family holiday by the beach, you will find an quick solution for you and your dog. With full colour maps and county by county listings, it is full of enjoyable and exciting ideas for days out and holiday breaks. It is the most reliable travelling companion for families, friends, adults and their pets. Never leave home without your dog or this "Pocket Good Guide"...
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #28586 in Books
- Published on: 2003-04-03
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 224 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Prominent in consumer research, Alisdair Aird worked for many years with Which?, editing its motoring magazine and Which? magazine itself. He set up Holiday Which? and the consumer policy and research side of the National Consumer Council. He has edited The Good Pub Guide since its first edition in 1983.
Customer Reviews
Excellent guide, but check before travelling
This is a great way to plan hoildays if you don't want to leave your dog behind! It's just a shame that in some areas there are almost no dog-friendly placed (e.g. Surrey - we had to stay in a 5-star hotel as there was no other option in the local area - what a shame :)
Good descriptions of all entries; unfortunately this particular book is now a bit out of date, so best phone up to check before travelling - can't wait for the 2006/7 guide to come out!
A Fine Book
I've bought a few books claiming to give this information and this is the best (and smallest) of the group. It isn't that this one is brilliant, it's just the others are pretty weak. The information is up to date and it is a good way to plan days out. However, there are plenty of places allowing dogs in that are not in the guide so it's still worth looking elsewhere.
The best dog friendly pubs hotels and b&b
I bought this book this year because I have three dogs, but it is out of date the book was printed in 2003 so any information must be wrong.
