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Hastings, East Sussex

Dog-friendly self-catering accommodation for families, friends and groups planning a seaside stay in Hastings and nearby areas.

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Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Hastings

Bringing the dog doesn't mean you have to compromise on where the rest of the group stays.

Our dog-friendly accommodation in Hastings gives families and friends a base for exploring the East Sussex coast, with beaches, the Old Town and countryside walks all within reach.

Hastings Heights sleeps up to 10 guests across five bedrooms, with three bathrooms, plenty of communal space and a garden.

Spend the day walking by the sea, exploring Hastings with the dog or heading into the surrounding countryside, then come back to one self-catering home where everyone can relax together.

Dog-Friendly Walks & Things to Do in Hastings

There's plenty to explore around Hastings without leaving the dog behind.

Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve gives you hundreds of hectares of woodland, heathland, grassland and dramatic coastline to explore. Dogs are welcome, although they should be kept under control, particularly around grazing animals.

Along the seafront, dogs are allowed on sections of Hastings Beach throughout the year, while other areas have seasonal restrictions from 1 April to 30 September. Dogs must be kept on a lead along the promenade, so it's worth checking the current signs before heading onto the beach.

You can also take the dog on the East and West Hill Lifts, giving you another way to explore the hills and views above Hastings. Other dog-friendly attractions around the town include the Shipwreck Museum and True Crime Museum.

Dog-Friendly Cafés, Pubs & Places to Eat in Hastings

Finding somewhere to stop with the dog isn't difficult in Hastings, particularly around the Old Town and town centre.

Barnaby's Lounge in central Hastings is a dog-friendly option for coffee, food and drinks, with live music and events throughout the week.

In the Old Town, The Crown welcomes well-behaved dogs and serves food and drinks, while The First In Last Out (FILO) allows dogs on leads in both the restaurant and bar. The Seadog, opposite Hastings railway station, is another dog-friendly pub serving food and drinks.

That gives you plenty of options for stopping for coffee, lunch, dinner or a drink without having to take the dog back to the property first.

A Practical Base for a Dog-Friendly Hastings Break

Staying in Hastings gives you a useful combination: the coast, countryside and town all within easy reach.

Hastings Heights gives larger groups their own kitchen and communal living space, as well as a garden, making it a practical option for families and friends travelling with dogs.

It's particularly well suited to groups looking for a dog-friendly holiday home rather than splitting everyone between separate hotel rooms or smaller accommodation.

With coastal walks, dog-friendly sections of beach, Hastings Country Park and plenty of dog-friendly places to eat and visit around town, you can plan a few days where the dog gets to explore Hastings with you.