Wray Valley B&B, Lustleigh - pet-friendly stay

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Wray Valley B&B

4.6 / 5 ★★★ Guesthouse/bed and breakfast

Independent pet-friendly review by Four Legged Guests · updated August 2026 · paw rating built from 3 verified guest reviews mentioning pets

Limited data · 3 reviews

Bring your dog if

  • You want a whole-property rental - no shared lobbies or corridors to navigate with your dog
  • You're basing yourself in Lustleigh / the Other UK and want a pet-friendly anchor for day trips
  • The wider guest experience is strong - guests rate this 9.1/10 overall on booking platforms

Worth knowing

  • Paw rating is based on 3 reviews - limited sample, treat as directional
  • Pet fee and any size restrictions aren't published - confirm directly with the property before booking
  • Shared corridors and common areas mean nervous or vocal dogs may find it harder to settle
How this review was built Evidence, sources, refresh cadence
  • Evidence: 3 pet-mention guest reviews sourced from major booking platforms - guests who explicitly mentioned travelling with a dog. Each review is screened for pet-relevance, then judged for sentiment to compute the paw rating.
  • Not a personal visit. We don't stay at every hotel we cover - we summarise patterns from real guest reviews, paraphrased and never quoted verbatim. Full standard on our editorial policy page.
  • Wider context: The property has 80 guest reviews overall across booking platforms, averaging 9.1/10 - the paw rating reflects only the pet-mentioning subset.
  • Last refreshed: August 2026. Policies and pricing drift; we re-check on a rolling basis. Confirm specifics with the property at the moment you book.
  • How the paw rating works: Full detail on the methodology page, including the three verification gates and known limitations.

Pet policy at a glance

  • On-site pet amenities: dog waste bags.
  • The first dog stays free and a small charge is made per night for each additional dog.
  • Dogs are welcome on the campsite and in the eco-bothies at no charge.
  • Dogs must be kept under control at all times, which for most dogs means on a lead whenever they are outside the building.
  • There are free range chickens on the property.
  • All dog mess must be picked up straight away. Compostable bags go in the compost toilet and other bags in the general waste bin.
  • Tell the owners in advance if you are bringing a dog so the welcome pack can be put in your room.

Pet-friendly summary

Wray Valley B&B sits in its own grounds on the road between Lustleigh and Moretonhampstead, on the eastern edge of Dartmoor, and it is the sort of place where a dog is simply part of the party. The grounds run to woodland and a stream, and that is where dogs actually spend their time here - guests travelling with dogs describe them having the run of the place rather than being confined to a room.

Kevin and Michelle run the house on a sustainability footing and it shows at breakfast: home-baked bread, their own jams and fruit juice, yogurt, and eggs from the chickens in the garden. The welcome comes in for warm praise without exception, and several guests mention long conversations with the owners about the moor and where to walk on it.

Walking is the point of staying here. The old railway line from Moretonhampstead down through Lustleigh to Bovey Tracey now runs as the Wray Valley Trail, so a traffic-free route starts close to the property, and the open moor is a short drive - Bellever Forest around twenty-five minutes, Canonteign Falls around twenty. Dog owners staying here point to The Cleave in Lustleigh village and The Union in Moretonhampstead as places you can take a dog for a meal at the end of the day.

It is a simple B&B rather than a smart one, and worth taking on those terms. Rooms are plain and comfortable, one of them has fairly narrow beds, and breakfast is generous rather than elaborate. That does not seem to bother anyone - the reviews that mention it say so and then say they would come back. For walkers on the eastern side of Dartmoor who want a dog in the room, a breakfast worth getting up for and a stream at the bottom of the garden, Wray Valley B&B is a comfortable 4.6 out of 5 paw rating.

Highlights from pet-mentioning reviews

What reviewers travelling with dogs consistently noted about staying here.

  • Woodland grounds and stream for dogs
  • Traffic-free Wray Valley Trail nearby
  • Dog-friendly pubs in both villages
  • Warm welcome from the owners
  • Simple rooms, generous home-made breakfast

About this hotel

Wray Valley B&B is a three-star guesthouse in its own grounds on the road between Lustleigh and Moretonhampstead, on the eastern edge of Dartmoor National Park. It is run on sustainable lines, with woodland, a stream and chickens on site and much of the breakfast produced at home. The Wray Valley Trail passes close by.

Hotel facts

Address
Riverside, Moretonhampstead Road Lustleigh, Lustleigh, TQ13 9SN
Accommodation
Guesthouse/bed and breakfast
Guest score
9.1 / 10 · 80 guest reviews

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Location

Riverside, Moretonhampstead Road Lustleigh, Lustleigh, TQ13 9SN

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Common questions

Are dogs welcome at Wray Valley B&B?
Yes. Wray Valley B&B is included in our pet-friendly inventory and the property's booking listings explicitly allow dogs. 3 guest reviews mentioning pets have been verified.
Is there a pet fee at Wray Valley B&B?
Wray Valley B&B's booking listings don't publish a specific pet fee or size restriction. Some pet-friendly properties charge a per-night supplement, others include it; confirm directly with the property before booking.
Where exactly is Wray Valley B&B?
Wray Valley B&B is in Lustleigh, in the Other UK region of the UK. Address: Riverside, Moretonhampstead Road Lustleigh, TQ13 9SN.
How is the paw rating calculated?
The paw rating is built from real guest reviews on major booking platforms that explicitly mention pets. Each review is screened for pet-relevance, then judged for sentiment. The score is the average of those judgements on a 1–5 scale. At this sample size, the rating is directional - expect it to move as more reviews accumulate.