Pet Friendly Hotel in Edinburgh

We welcome dogs at Britannia Hotel Edinburgh and have a range of facilities nearby to keep dogs happy and entertained throughout their stay with us. We allow two pets, per room.

Prices

Price per night - £10
Price for more than 2 nights - £25
£50 refundable deposit applies

Hotel Facilities

Owners should bring their own items for their pets. The hotel does not provide dog beds, dog bowls, food or any other such items for pets. We are more than happy to point pet owners in the right direction of nearby retailers where they can purchase items for their animals. We allow well behaved dogs on a leash in all areas of the hotel apart from the bar and dining areas. Please read our full terms and conditions for more information.

Places to Visit

Dean Private Gardens 0.7 miles
2 Clarendon Crescent, Edinburgh, EH4 1PT

The Dean Gardens border the Water of Leith and cover seven acres, offering delightful views over Dean Valley. It will make the perfect place to walk your furry friend!

The Meadows 1.5 miles
Melville Drive, Edinburgh, EH9 1ND

Found to the south of the city centre, The Meadows is a large public park consisting of open grassland and tree-lined paths. You’ll also find a children’s playground, croquet club, tennis courts and sport pitches.

Inverleith Park 1.6 miles
Arboretum Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5NY

In the heart of Edinburgh, Inverlieth Park is one over Scotland’s largest urban parks stretching to 54 acres. Your dog will love the open parkland and there’s also a children’s play area, four tennis courts, ball court, running circuit and boating pond.

Dog Friendly Places

Antiquary
72-78 St Stephens Street, Edinburgh, EH3 5AQ

This traditional pub welcomes pets with a fresh bowl of water and dog treats, whilst providing owners with board games, Sky Sports, locally sourced pub grub and, of course, plenty of real ales.

Caley Sample Room
58 Angle Park Terrace, EH11 2JR

This venue is so dog-friendly, it includes its own dog-specific menu. It’s also conveniently located close to popular dog-walking spots such as Union Canal and Harrison Park, making it a popular wind-down spot for owners and dogs alike.