B+B Edinburgh
Edinburgh, United Kingdom · 4 Star Hotel
B+B Edinburgh Dog Friendly Review
B+B Edinburgh is not certified. Assessed against the Roch Dog Friendly Standard, it missed one of our minimum requirements: dogs are not provided with food and water bowls. That caps the rank at F.
Most rooms welcome dogs and dogs are welcome in the bar. There is no weight limit. The dog fee is £25 per pet per night. No dog bed, treats, toys or poo bags are provided, there is no garden or dedicated dog space on site, there is no dog walking or sitting service, dogs cannot be left alone in the room, and staff have not had formal training for canine guests. This is a hotel that accepts dogs rather than one built around them, and if that changes, certification is open.
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B+B Edinburgh With Your Dog · Good To Know
Is B+B Edinburgh dog friendly?
No. B+B Edinburgh allows dogs, but being allowed to bring a dog and being genuinely dog friendly are not the same thing. We assessed it against the Roch Dog Friendly Standard and it failed to meet even our minimum requirements, so it is not certified and holds our lowest rating. The review above explains where it falls short.
Is there a pet fee at B+B Edinburgh?
Yes. B+B Edinburgh charges a pet fee of 25 £ per pet per night. There is no additional deposit. It is always worth confirming the current pet fee when you book, as charges can change from time to time.
Is there a weight limit for dogs at B+B Edinburgh?
No. B+B Edinburgh has no weight limit, so dogs of any size can stay.
Where are dogs allowed in B+B Edinburgh?
Dogs are welcome in the bar at B+B Edinburgh. We would always suggest keeping your dog on a lead and settled in these shared spaces, out of courtesy to other guests.