Wagstaff House has thirty-eight rooms in a converted cotton warehouse on Kingsgate Yard, five minutes' walk from Piccadilly. We opened it because we were tired of hotels that would take the dog and then hide him in the car park.
Here the dog is expected. Rooms are laid out around a proper bed for them, the kitchen cooks for them, and there is somewhere good for them to spend the day while you're out in the city.
Clare & Tom Wagstaff, and Bramble
Rooms & suites
Each room has a dog bed built to the size of your dog, raised bowls and a hook for the lead by the door. The suites have a boot room with a warm shower for the walk home on a wet day.
See the rooms
Your dog
Behind the house is a walled garden where dogs spend the day with our handlers in small groups, so you can go to the gallery, the match or a long lunch. We send a photograph at noon.
How we look after them
Eat & drink
Our restaurant cooks seasonal food from the North West, and every table has room underneath for a dog. There's a short menu for them too, written with a veterinary nutritionist and cooked in the same kitchen.
Menus & reservations
Grooming by appointment, from a bath and dry to a full hand-strip.
Open from four until late, with a fire lit from October.
Three walks a day along the Irwell and through the parks, with or without you.
Offers
Three nights for the price of two, Thursday to Sunday, with two Day Club sessions and dinner in Bramble on the first night.
From £640
A quieter room, a session with our trainer and a first trip to the Parlour, for dogs under a year old.
From £340 a night
Between November and February, a Townhouse Suite with the fire laid, a bottle of wine and a long walk on Sunday morning.
From £395 a night
Finding us
We are on a cobbled yard off Dale Street, between the Northern Quarter and Piccadilly station. If you're arriving by train, tell us your time and we'll meet you on the platform with a car that has room for the dog.
