Moffat, a historic spa town in southern Scotland, is a natural stop for travelers with dogs. Its location near the Moffat Hills and the Southern Upland Way means you're never far from a good walk. The town itself is compact, and most pet-friendly hotels sit close to the High Street, making it easy to step out for a quick stretch between sightseeing and meals. Whether you're passing through on the A74 or staying for a few days, these hotels accept dogs without sacrificing comfort-think enclosed gardens, outdoor seating, and hearty breakfasts to fuel morning hikes.
Top-rated options include Above & Beyond at Warriston Lodge, a historic guesthouse with a 99/100 guest score, offering free parking, a garden, and family rooms. The Buccleuch Arms Hotel, an 18th-century coaching inn, earns a 93/100 rating and provides a restaurant, bar, and free WiFi-rooms come with tea/coffee makers. For budget stays, the Black Bull Inn (81/100) sits in the town center with a bar and restaurant. Groom's Cottage, a pet-friendly B&B, also welcomes dogs and offers a private entrance and garden views. Expect to pay from £60-£120 per night, with some hotels adding a small pet fee-always confirm when booking.
