Wharfe View B&B

Wharfe View B&B sits on the main street in Burnsall, one of the prettiest villages in Wharfedale, with the river and the Dales Way a short walk from the door. It is a small bed and breakfast rather than a self-contained let, and dogs are part of the picture: families arriving with one have found the rooms roomy enough to take five people and a dog together, which is not always easy to arrange in a village B&B.

The surroundings do a lot of the work. There is a field beside the property that guests have used to give dogs a run first thing, and the riverside paths and open fell above the village mean a proper walk starts within minutes rather than needing a drive. Burnsall itself is compact and easy to walk a dog around, with the green and the bridge at its centre.

Feedback is not uniformly positive, and it is worth going in with clear expectations. Reported problems include a room that felt small for the price, a bed made up as two single beds pushed together with separate duvets and no sheet across both despite the listing offering a twin or double, a shower that overflowed and leaked through to the room below, and a cooked breakfast that was not available at the earliest hours. Set against that, the property's overall guest score runs at 9.0/10 across nearly two hundred reviews, so the difficult stays are the minority.

The pet side of the stay drew no complaints in either direction - the field and the walking are the draw, and nobody reported friction over bringing a dog. Because this is a shared house rather than a private cottage, a dog that settles quietly around other guests will have an easier time than one that does not. The house asks that dogs are arranged in advance rather than simply turning up with one, and it publishes no pet fee either way, so raise both when you book. Wharfe View B&B earns a 4.1/5 paw rating, held down by stay-quality reports rather than anything to do with pets, and suits walkers who want a village base in Wharfedale with a dog alongside.