Find Dog-Friendly Hotels in Isle of Rum

To ensure you've booked a pet-friendly room on Expedia, use the filters in your search and select "Pet friendly" under the "Amenities" section. This will narrow your options to properties that allow pets. Once you find a hotel you're interested in, click on it and review the "Policies" section for specific details about their pet policy. This often includes information about pet types, size restrictions, fees, and whether pets are allowed in all rooms or only certain ones.When selecting your room type, read the room description to check that its pet-friendly, as not all rooms in a pet-friendly hotel may accommodate pets. For added peace of mind, contact the hotel directly to confirm the room you've selected allows pets.

The Isle of Rum offers a unique range of pet-friendly activities centreed around its natural landscapes and wildlife.For keen walkers and their canine companions, exploring the island's many trails is a fantastic option. The Kinloch Glen walk, starting near Kinloch Castle, is a relatively gentle route that follows the river through woodland and open moorland, offering plenty of scents for dogs to investigate. There are also more challenging hikes up peaks like Askival, though these require a good level of fitness for both you and your pet.Wildlife spotting is another popular activity, and while you'll need to keep dogs on a lead to protect the local fauna, it's still an enjoyable experience. You might spot red deer, ponies, and a variety of birds. The area around Kinloch provides good opportunities for this, with open spaces where you can observe from a distance.For those looking for a more relaxed pace, simply enjoying the beaches and coastline with your pet can be very rewarding. Kilmory Beach, on the north side of the island, is a beautiful spot for a stroll, offering wide open sands and views across to Skye.