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.The Good Pub Guide 2009

by: Alisdair Aird, Fiona Stapley

October 02, 2008

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.Good Guide to Dog Friendly Pubs, Hotels and B and Bs 2007-2008

from: Ebury Press

February 01, 2007
Either not many places in Britain allow dogs or this guide just doesn't have enough information. Some areas are well covered but some have pitifully few entries (London in particular). Also many of the hotels listed say dogs are allowed in bedrooms only but must be accompanied at all times. How are you supposed to make that work? Hardly any B&Bs are listed
Good guides are generally excellent and this is a great idea but just needs to be more comprehensive.
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.The Good Pub Guide 2008 2008 (Good Pub Guide)

by: Fiona Stapley, Alisdair Aird

October 04, 2007
If you happen to be out and about around the countryside (or towns & cities), what better way to while away a couple of hours than in a cosy pub. This is THE guide to keep at hand / in your car etc. In it you'll find the most up-to-date information there is about all the best pubs to go to for real ales, wholesome pub grub, or fine dining. I've been using the Good Pub Guides for the last few years & haven't yet been disappointed by any of the featured or recommended pubs. Well worth investing in a copy as it saves you disappointing trips to mediocre pubs, or wasted journeys to a pub only to find that they don't have on offer what you're looking for (food / children's play area etc.).

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.The Best Dog Friendly Pubs, Hotels and B and Bs (Pocket Good Guides)

from: Ebury Press

April 03, 2003
This is a great way to plan hoildays if you don't want to leave your dog behind! It's just a shame that in some areas there are almost no dog-friendly placed (e.g. Surrey - we had to stay in a 5-star hotel as there was no other option in the local area - what a shame :)

Good descriptions of all entries; unfortunately this particular book is now a bit out of date, so best phone up to check before travelling - can't wait for the 2006/7 guide to come out!
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.The Good Pub Guide 2007

from: Ebury Press

October 05, 2006
I'd agree with J Halstead's comments above for the most part.

I suppose it all depends on what you look for in a pub. I too am a lover of real ale (although not a card carrying CAMRA member) and like pubs with good (well kept) beer and if possible good food. Not generally a fan of bistro type pubs (although I went to the Drunken Duck in Cumbria mentioned above and enjoyed the beer and food that I had there).

In the past I have used this guide, the Good Beer Guide and the more recently established Real Ale Pub Guide.

This guide (the Good Pub Guide) tends to put more emphasis on ambience and food than the quality or range of beers offered. Listings tend to be made on reader recommendations and I'd question ... Read More:
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.Good Guide to Dog Friendly Pubs, Hotels and B and Bs

by: Alisdair Aird, Fiona Stapley

February 05, 2009
Either not many places in Britain allow dogs or this guide just doesn't have enough information. Some areas are well covered but some have pitifully few entries (London in particular). Also many of the hotels listed say dogs are allowed in bedrooms only but must be accompanied at all times. How are you supposed to make that work? Hardly any B&Bs are listed
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.Good Guide to Dog-friendly Pubs, Hotels and B&Bs

from: Ebury Press

April 07, 2005
Either not many places in Britain allow dogs or this guide just doesn't have enough information. Some areas are well covered but some have pitifully few entries (London in particular). Also many of the hotels listed say dogs are allowed in bedrooms only but must be accompanied at all times. How are you supposed to make that work? Hardly any B&Bs are listed
Good guides are generally excellent and this is a great idea but just needs to be more comprehensive.
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.The Good Britain Guide 2002

by: Alisdair Aird

November 29, 2001
This does not at first appear to be the most inspiring book as it has no pictures, but with use, will prove to be invaluable. It gives clear sections on each county / region, and lists diverse places to visit from castles, to pretty villages, amusement parks, places to eat etc. You will discover places you did not know existed. The book gives full information on opening times and contact details along with regional maps.
Don't go on holiday in Britain without it.
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.Pocket Good Guide: Best London Pubs and Bars (Pocket Good Guides)

by: Alisdair Aird, Fiona Stapley

May 06, 2004
This does not at first appear to be the most inspiring book as it has no pictures, but with use, will prove to be invaluable. It gives clear sections on each county / region, and lists diverse places to visit from castles, to pretty villages, amusement parks, places to eat etc. You will discover places you did not know existed. The book gives full information on opening times and contact details along with regional maps.
Don't go on holiday in Britain without it.
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.The Good Guide to Britain 1997: Fabulous Things to Do and See in Britain

from: Ebury Press

December 05, 1996
This does not at first appear to be the most inspiring book as it has no pictures, but with use, will prove to be invaluable. It gives clear sections on each county / region, and lists diverse places to visit from castles, to pretty villages, amusement parks, places to eat etc. You will discover places you did not know existed. The book gives full information on opening times and contact details along with regional maps.
Don't go on holiday in Britain without it.
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