We've found 7 dog friendly hotels in Gwynedd.

Dogs are allowed in bedrooms (except Penhelig House) and can be left unattended. There is a charge of £5 per dog per night. Dogs are allowed in the bar and garden. There is a suitable exercise area for dogs 25 yards away,

Dogs are allowed in bedrooms but must be well behaved. Dogs are not allowed where food is served. Dogs must not be left alone in rooms except when owners are at breakfast or eating an evening meal on the premises. There is a charge of £10 per dog per night. Dogs are allowed in the grounds and can be exercised 100 yards from the hotel.

Dogs are allowed in bedrooms. There is a charge of £5 per dog per night. Dogs are not allowed in public areas, except in the hall, lounge and grounds on a lead. Dog bowls, chews, washing facilities, fridge access, torch, towels and information on local vets and walks available on request.

We regret that we do not take pets in the main house but there are several rooms available in the Coach House. Dogs, however well behaved, must not be left in the bedrooms unattended - at meal times just pop them into your vehicle. Alternatively, we can offer the services of a dog sitter at the rate of £8.00 per evening if booked in advance. We make a nominal charge of £7.50 per dog per night.

Dogs are welcome in the hotel bedrooms for a charge of £10 per dog per night.

Dogs are allowed by prior arrangement only. There is a charge from £5 per dog per night depending on the room. Dogs are welcome but are not allowed in the public areas or to be left alone in the rooms if likely to stress.

Dogs are welcome in the ground floor patio rooms and can be left unattended. There is a charge of £5 per dog per night and damages will be charged for. Dogs are allowed in the garden and pet sitting and dog walking can be arranged. Water bowls are available and a pet shop is 30 seconds walk away. The hotel has its own dogs and guests are allowed to bring their dogs into the bar.