Looking for a dog-friendly cottage in Oxfordshire? We have rounded up a few of our favourites from Airbnb below.
If you have a dog-friendly cottage or bed-and-breakfast in Oxfordshire that you would like featured on this page, please get in touch!
Dodds Manor Cottage, a luxurious family cottage
What the hosts say:
“A beautifully refurbished cottage, furnished to an exceptionally high and luxurious standard, beautifully decorated and comfortable. Our cottage is for guests who wish to escape the hustle and bustle.
Located down a quiet lane surrounded by wonderful walks and plenty of wildlife.
Kick off your wellies and relax in front of the fire.
Have a relaxing soak and find a restful sleep in a dreamy bed. We have tried to make every element exceptional.”
What The Oxford Dog Blog says:
That bath…that fireplace…those big beds…we have fallen in love with this listing. The reviews of this 6-bed cottage speak for themselves!
Charming 18th Century Cotswolds Cottage
in Middle Barton.
What the hosts say:
“Honeycomb Cottage is a lovely 18th century beamed cottage with woodburner, beautifully furnished, tucked away in a quiet location down a pretty country lane with a lovely ford at the end. A cosy retreat from which to explore the Cotswolds. Soho Farmhouse a short drive away. Beautiful walks from the door.”
What The Oxford Dog Blog says:
We can imagine dogs will love nothing better than curling up in front of the wood burner, after big walks in the Cotswold countryside and a dip in the nearby ford.
Unique cottage in the Tews, Oxfordshire
What the hosts say:
Located in the original farm yard of Manor House Farm, in the heart of the Cotswold village of Duns Tew, the stables have been carefully remodeled to create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The building is tucked in the corner of the old farmyard in a secluded spot and has a small south facing patio area perfect for relaxing with a glass of wine in the evening sun. Duns Tew is an ideal location to explore the Cotswolds, and is within 30 mins of Oxford, Blenheim Palace and Bicester village.
What The Oxford Dog Blog says:
This cottage may be tiny but it seems packed full of character. Your dog will feel right at home alongside the resident farm dog and cat.
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