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Recent Pet Friendly Reviews
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Residence Inn By Marriott Las Vegas Hughes Center, Las Vegas, Nevada - Reviewed by Carmen on 2010-06-15
Pets: 10 lb min pin
Nice hotel off the strip. Pets allowed pretty much everywhere except in the dining area when food is being served. |
Loews New Orleans Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana - Reviewed by Beth on 2010-05-31
Pets: 18 lb Scottie
Everything about the hotel was really nice, and they made it really easy for us to bring our dog. They brought to our room pet bowls and a list of pet sitters & groomers. Our dog loved it there. There's even a little piazza next to the hotel for walking. The room was spacious, comfortable, and updated. There was a bathtub & a separate shower. We ate breakfast at the restaurant and it was yummy. good coffee. |
Clarion Hotel West, Omaha, Nebraska - Reviewed by andrea on 2010-05-31
Pets: 110 lb. lab
It was only $10 extra for the dog but there was limited green area for him. our bathroom was not clean, the security door did not lock, the carpet in the halls was stained, and overall it was not how we wanted to end a day after 9 hours in the car. |
La Quinta Inn Pigeon Forge, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee - Reviewed by Lynn on 2010-05-21
Pets: 2 Chihauhaus
The staff was friendly, the hotel was neat and clean and breakfast was very good. The hotel is in a quiet area off the highway with large grassy areas to walk the dogs. |
Days Inn Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida - Reviewed by Callie on 2010-05-18
Pets: Great Dane
We had a good stay at the Days Inn Speedway. The room was clean and they have no weight limits so our great dane was welcome! Plenty of parking and room to walk around, right off the highway! |
Residence Inn By Marriott Seattle Downtown Lake Union, Seattle, Washington - Reviewed by on 2010-05-18
Pets: 7 month chocolate laborador
Love this hotel for pets. Staff are very receptive to animals. Lots of area to walk dogs in the morning along the waterfront. |
Crestwood Suites Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Florida - Reviewed by Patrick on 2010-05-15
Pets: 11 lb toy poodle
This is an older hotel in a nice setting. The people are accomodating and the room was acceptable. It inclded a tiny kitchen with a microwave, stove and refrigerator.
We have to have a refrigerator to keep the insulin for our dog cold. |
Best Value Golden Bear Inn, Berkeley, California - Reviewed by Stephanie on 2010-04-14
Pets: 2 toy french poodles
The hotel is pretty cool. They have a small walking are for pets behind the office. They are also very close to parks and walking trails, which my dogs loved!! They also provided me with poop bags when I ran out of them. Great Staff! |
Doubletree Club Boise, Boise, Idaho - Reviewed by Mark on 2010-03-31
Pets: 70 lb Doberman (under 2 years)
Great hotel to stay at. Complete staff made myself and my dog feel very very welcome. Great area with lots of grass around and a nice little creek with ducks behind the hotel. Lot of restaurants nearby. Very clean, great heating/AC and the best showers in any hotel. |
La Quinta Inn Stes Perimeter, Atlanta, Georgia - Reviewed by Barbara on 2010-03-29
Pets: Dogs: 35 lb Basset Hound; Cats: 2
We ended up staying at the La Quinta, as extended stay guests. The room was better than expected; hotel staff very friendly and kind. No fee for pets, and no limit (I am sure within reason). We were relocating across the country; and it was nice to have a place to lay our heads carefree after arrival. The only reason I wouldn't give this hotel a perfect score was that we weren't aware that we had to make long term reservations upfront. The computer only allows for reservations to be made for two or three weeks; we needed a place to stay for a few months. At one point they had to ask us to check out of our room so they could fulfill a reservation that was previously made. It was a total pain for us, but I understand that someone else was expecting a room. They said it was a rare occurance (Comic Con) was in town and every hotel in the area was sold out. Rooms are reasonable and there were no pet fees or deposits. I took the time to write to LaQuinta to thank them for being so pet friendly. |
Red Roof Inn Westport, St Louis, Missouri - Reviewed by Tom Watson on 2010-03-17
Pets: 2 small dachsunds
Very clean and accommodating for pets. I would stay here again for sure. No problems whatsoever. |
Best Western Main Street Inn, Las Vegas, Nevada - Reviewed by Marilyn on 2010-02-21
Pets: 2 Havanese
Definately not recommended...very dirty, no place to walk dogs where there wasn't garbage, litter etc.
Staff were indifferent and not helpful. |
Best Western Bedford Inn, Bedford, Pennsylvania - Reviewed by Marsha on 2010-02-07
Pets: 70-lb bull terrier
We had a spacious king-bed room with lots of bright windows. Ground floor rooms were not available, but there was an elevator. Very clean room, slightly dated. linens and carpet a bit thread-bare. Knowing we were going to be staying at some bargain hotels during our travels with the dog, we brought our own feather pillows and fluffy towels and, of course, His Monkness, the dog has his own comfy space. Not much in the way of grounds for dog walking - mostly just a big parking lot, but that works. Pleasant small town with a good steak house in walking distance. Housekeeping staff were stand-offish with the dog until we introduced him and they saw he had good manners and was terribly happy to meet them. There seemed to be a lot of young people "in residence" so perhaps it is also used by the local university. Standard breakfast room. |
Sir Francis Drake-kimpton Htl, San Francisco, California - Reviewed by roberta on 2010-01-12
Pets: 65 lb. ameri staff
Most dog friendly hotel ever stayed at. From ck in to ck out. Even have room kennels so you can leave dog in room alone. |
Howard Johnson Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas, Nevada - Reviewed by Jessie on 2010-01-05
Pets: 20 lb Boston Terrier Princess
This place is exactly what you expect from a mediocre chain hotel. Nothing too bad. Pet fee is $30 not $10!!! Hotel restaurant is good but overpriced. Comfy bed, free granola bar in the bathroom. |
Holiday Inn Select San Antonio- Intl Airport, San Antonio, Texas - Reviewed by Jennifer on 2009-11-27
Pets: 50 lb golden doodle
Our dog was very welcome! She enjoyed joining us all over the hotel except the restaurant of course. There is a refundable deposit due at check in. They quickly check your room at check out for any damage. As long as your room is doggy mess free, they refund your deposit. I highly enjoyed this policy and wish more hotels would implement it. |
Homewood Suites Austin Nw, Austin, Texas - Reviewed by kris j on 2009-11-20
Pets: 70 lb golden retriever assist dog in training
Staying in a suite made perfect sense for we travel with a large crate. The size of the suite allowed for room for 2 adults and dog comfortably without tripping over each other. Rooms were clean and there was not a lot of knick knacks to be scared from the dogs reach or tail. The staff were helpful in finding per friendly acitivities, dog parks and places to go and eat with our pet. They are surrounded by parks and easily accessible areas for dog walking and a large field behind them for play. |
Doubletree Club Boise, Boise, Idaho - Reviewed by Tracy on 2009-10-07
Pets: our little girl miniature pincher
We just wanted to get away and relax. We hate to go anywhere with out our dog. She was welcomed as soon as we came in the door. I saw several other people with their pets as well. You would never guess that pets were allowed in rooms. No hair or odor. |
Sheraton Richmond West, Richmond, Virginia - Reviewed by Sue on 2009-10-03
Pets: 30 lb wheaten terrier
Easy access to the outside. Nice grassy places to walk your dog. |
Red Roof Inn Benton Harbor, Benton Harbor, Michigan - Reviewed by Anjuli on 2009-09-12
Pets: 45 lb. Shepherd mix
My husband and I really enjoyed our stay here. The area is not so great- the back of the hotel looks scary and dirty, but the rooms were very presentable and extremely clean. If you can get over the weird dirtiness of the outside, it's definitely a good value for the money. And I don't think I've had any hotel be so accomodating to my pet. |
La Quinta San Antonio Conv Ctr, San Antonio, Texas - Reviewed by MJ on 2009-08-07
Pets: 13 lb. shitzu
This hotel was probably the dog friendliest place we have stayed. All the staff were so nice and helpful. |
Four Seasons Toronto, Toronto, Ontario - Reviewed by Cindy on 2009-07-19
Pets: cat
Finally a decent hotel that allows me to take my cat in. He's 17 and I'm supposed to put him in a kennel? Not at the 4 seasons--staff are friendly and made us feel at home |
La Quinta Inn & Stes Flagstaff, Flagstaff, Arizona - Reviewed by Elizabeth on 2009-07-08
Pets: one (very timid) 7.5 pound white cat
Some hotels say they are pet friendly, but this one means it, and the pets know it. Previously we stayed a night at an an Amarillo "pet-friendly" hotel and my cat was terrified from the moment we arrived. At the Flagstaff AZ La Quinta Inn she immediately relaxed and knew she was among friends -even if they let out a few barks here and there. Because my little cat was so happy, believe me, I was too. Animals can sense what is and what isn't and this hotel IS truly a pet-friendly hotel and I was very thankful and appreciative. In addition, the "pet-designated" room that we were assigned was absolutely clean and odor-free, a boon to those with pet allergies to those pets with whom they are not accustomed to (this was not the case in the Amarillo hotel). To add to the emphasis of my gratitude for my cat's comfort level, we were not simply traveling on vacation, but were moving cross-country, which is one of the absolutely most difficult things for a pet to contend with. Total thumbs up to the La Quinta Inn in Flagstaff for both pets and people!!!!!! |
Olde Town Inn, New Orleans, Louisiana - Reviewed by Chuck on 2009-05-19
Pets: 20 lb Doxie (Dachshund)
I just wanted to say thanks to the staff at Olde Town Inn it was like being at home, they treated me and Peedie like royalty, even when I got lost trying to find my way there staff stayed on the phone with me until I arrived at the front door and greeted me outside, the staff at the Olde Town Inn are the best and I can't wait to join them again the dog I had with me is a special needs dog as he is paralyzed in the rear I had come down to drive to Mobile to pick him up and bring him home with me, the staff made everything so nice I called home and said sell the house I'm staying here! Thank you Olde Town Inn your the best. Peedie was treated like the little King he is. |
Howard Johnson Victoria City, Victoria, British Columbia - Reviewed by Nicole on 2009-05-17
Pets: 18 lb, 1 Jack Russell Terrier
The room that we were allowed to use with our dog smelt of animal urine among other things. It was so uncomfortable that we slept with the patio door open all night just to breathe. The bed/furniture in the room was very worn and also disgusting. We were so unhappy that we spent much of the evening walking, just to be free of the smell and environment of the room at this location. The room was not even fit for my dog to be honest. Definitely not what was expected of the Howard Johnson. We originally planned a two night stay - we checked out early the next morning and quickly left Victoria and decided to explore Vancouver Island. |
Best Western Cavalier Oceanfro, San Simeon, California - Reviewed by Monika on 2009-04-30
Pets: 1 Golden Retriever
I loved everything about the hotel. It was the first time I took my buddy with me and he had the greatest time. He visited guests that were out on the patios and everyone loved him carrying hos own leash and some even wanted to take him home. His fur was so shiny and he loved his time at the beach. I have some great pictures from the 2 days we were there. |
La Quinta Inn Orlando I-drive, Orlando, Florida - Reviewed by David on 2009-04-09
Pets: One dog - 45 lbs.
We were there overnight. It is a good place to take your pet and stay for a little while. We live in Florida and always look for a place to stay overnight after going to the parks. |
Howard Johnson Express, Cocoa Beach, Florida - Reviewed by jenna on 2009-03-19
Pets: 5 lb chiuahuah
This is a great pet friendly hotel! No hassles like some others. I will def come again and again, it is now my destination hotel for the area. My little loulou really enjoyed the room and friendly staff that loved to pet him. Thanks for the great stay!
Jennifer |
Best Western Ocean View Resort, Seaside, Oregon - Reviewed by Jim on 2009-02-21
Pets: 16 lb Rat Terrier
Unlike many others, this hotel offers pet rooms with views other than second rate rooms. Exterior-like entrys but enclosed withinn the building. Some with patios overlooking the boardwalk and Ocean. Small rooms but clean, some with gas fireplaces. Nice walking area and convenient restaurant within. Treat bag for pooch too. Friendly and accomodating. |
Sofitel Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Reviewed by Dawn on 2009-02-12
Pets: 2 Lhasa Apsos <20 lbs each
My husband and I traveled with our 2 Lhasa Apsos for an overnight stay. The staff were exceptionally kind and helpful. We never paid a fee for our dogs. In fact, they gave us a room upgrade at check-in. Three times we walked our dogs two blocks to Rittenhouse Park so they could relieve themselves. Everyone was cordial as we walked our dogs out of the hotel and up the street. We will definately return to this wonderful hotel. |
Executive Hotel Downtown, Vancouver, British Columbia - Reviewed by Lorna on 2009-02-10
Pets: 35 pound Wheaten Terrier
We have stayed at this hotel in the past with our Wheaten Terrier. Its a great location and the rooms are fine. I believe the cost was $15 for him.
We called the 1800 number to book a room in Feb 2009 and were told that the cost was $115 for a Queen room (fine), PLUS $150 for our dog!!! When asked why, we were told that the whole room had to be shampood for future guests with potential allergies. I couldn't believe my ears so I called the hotel directly and was told the same thing. I would not regard this as pet friendly! |
