Find Pet Friendly Accommodations Near You

Many do, and the amount is set by each property rather than by a chain-wide policy. Some charge a flat fee per stay, some charge per dog per night, and a growing number waive the fee entirely. Each hotel's DogPack listing shows whether pets are accepted free of charge, for a fee, or only on request. Confirm the exact amount with the property before you book.

Most hotels ask that dogs are not left unattended in a room, and many state it explicitly in their house rules. The usual reasons are noise, housekeeping access, and safety if the dog is anxious. Where a hotel does allow it, it normally expects the dog to be crated and a contact number left at reception. Always check the property's own house rules rather than assuming.

Weight limits are common but far from universal, and they are set per property: anything from a 20 lb boutique limit to no limit at all. Hotels that apply one usually state it in their house rules alongside the pet policy. If you travel with a large breed, confirm the limit directly with the property before booking.

Two dogs per room is the most common allowance, though some properties permit only one and others set no limit at all. The cap is a property-level decision, not an industry standard. If you are travelling with more than one dog, tell the hotel when you book, as rooms are sometimes allocated differently for multi-pet stays.

Dogs are generally welcome in lobbies and corridors because they have to pass through them, but food service areas and pool decks are usually off-limits for health reasons. Many pet-friendly hotels have an outdoor terrace or bar area where dogs are welcome. Service animals are treated separately and are admitted wherever their handler goes.

Yes. Even at hotels that accept pets, room allocation, cleaning schedules and any pet fee usually depend on the booking being flagged in advance, and some properties set aside only a limited number of pet-friendly rooms. Booking a pet-friendly rate, or adding a note when you book, avoids being turned away at check-in.