The Queen's Jubilee is rapidly coming, and what better way to celebrate than to visit some lovely dog-friendly locations with royal connections? We've collected up the most gorgeous destinations to explore with your pet pup, from castles to spas, hotels to manor houses. With the assistance of PetsPyjamas, we've handpicked a choice of premium dog-friendly accommodations where your pet will be treated like royalty. Whether you live in Hampshire, Surrey, or Wales, we have you and your dog protected. Berkshire's Cliveden House To book, go to booking.com. Surrey's Great Fosters Hotel Just a few of the royal markers in the lengthy history of this Tudor estate include Henry VIII's use of it as a hunting lodge, an original royal crest of Queen Elizabeth above the main doorway, and a visit from Queen Mary in 1931. Pets and their owners may now enjoy regal heritage, great cuisine, and strolling the famed gardens near Windsor. To book, go to booking.com. Gloucestershire's Thornbury Castle Designed and built by Edward Stafford, the only man with the king's money and prestige at the time, this 16th-century castle turned hotel was a display of luxury and ambition that Henry VIII did not like. As a result, once Stafford was found guilty of treason, the king assumed control of the castle, which temporarily served as a refuge for Henry and Anne Boleyn. Four-legged visitors may now enjoy prepared breakfast and majestic strolls across 14 acres of unspoilt gardens like canine royalty. To book, go to booking.com. Wales' Palé Hall Hotel Visit petspyjamas.com to make a reservation. Hampshire's Lainston House Previously known as Charles II's and his mistress Louise de Keroualle's home before his death in 1685, this historical gem is now a five-star luxury country house hotel in Winchester where modern-day furry aristocracy can indulge in lavish interiors, an award-winning restaurant, and stunning location. Visit booking.com to make a reservation. Cowley Manor in Gloucestershire The property on which this modern country house hotel stands was formerly owned by the monarchs of England and was traded by Edward the Confessor in exchange for the land on which Westminster Abbey was built. While Westminster Abbey may top Cowley in terms of pomp and ceremony, a dog will undoubtedly love playing lord or lady of the manor while romping across the grounds and stunning Grade II listed gardens at this affluent Cotswolds hideaway. To book, go to petspyjamas.com. Down Hall Hotel & Spa in Essex Down Hall was first mentioned in the 10th century and was a royal estate of Harold II before falling into the hands of William the Conqueror following the Battle of Hastings in 1066. It has been transformed into a modern country home where discerning hounds may enjoy walks across 110 acres of woods, parks, and sculpted gardens, as well as time with their human partner in the lounges and outdoor café terrace. Visit petspyjamas.com to make a reservation. Buckinghamshire's Danesfield House Hotel & Spa To book, go to booking.com. Learn how to spot the indications of spring allergies in your dog.