Stony Rise Cottage
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Devonport, TAS
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Stony Rise Cottage (13 Rundle Rd, Devonport) allows dogs to stay overnight, based on its status as a pet-friendly business with available gardens, according to Facebook and Google Hotels. Pet Policy Summary - Approval/Policy: The property is described as pet-friendly, typically requiring owners to enquire regarding specific arrangements. - Size Limits/Fees: Specific size limits or fees are not explicitly listed in public profiles; however, they generally welcome dogs of varying sizes, often providing space in their gardens Google Hotels. - Rooms: Pets generally stay with owners in design
Stony Rise Cottage at 13 Rundle Road is a pet-friendly Devonport cottage in a historic building with gardens, and dogs are welcome to stay, with the grounds giving them room to stretch out.
The pet policy. The cottage is described as pet-friendly and generally welcomes dogs of varying sizes, typically asking owners to enquire about arrangements first. Specific size limits and fees are not published, so contact the owners to confirm the terms and get approval before booking rather than assuming.
The place. It is a character stay in a historic building with serene gardens, and reviewers highlight the friendly owners and the interior design. Note that the bathroom is shared, so check the setup suits your group.
Location and nearby. It sits in Devonport with garden space on-site. Some reviewers mention highway noise, worth factoring in for a light-sleeping dog, and central Devonport with its pet-friendly cafes and dog exercise areas is a short drive.
Before you book. Enquire directly to confirm dogs are approved for your dates, along with any fee or size limits, and check whether they can be left unattended in the cottage or garden. Good for owners after a characterful stay with garden space, who do not mind a shared bathroom.
Sources
- Stony Rise Cottage - Devonport · google.com
Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
