Pet-friendly hotels go all out to make sure your furry travel companions feel like royalty
Gone are the days of begging neighbors with gifts from distant places to care for your pets while you're away. Nowadays, pet owners have a much better option: bringing their pets along on their trips.
Traveling with your pet has never been easier or more enjoyable, thanks to a growing selection of luxurious pet-friendly hotels across the globe. Now, your four-legged family member can join in on the fun!
While many hotels allow pets for an additional fee, some go far beyond mere tolerance, rolling out the red carpet for your beloved travel companion’s stay.
These pet-friendly hotels provide everything from cozy beds and bowls to personalized in-room dining and even spa services. While dogs are the most frequent visitors, many establishments now welcome a wide range of animals, from horses to ferrets, with special attention to their individual needs.
If you're seeking a luxurious getaway that the whole family, including your pets, can enjoy, check out these 13 top pet-friendly hotels around the world:
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle
Kimpton Hotels' pet policy is simple: if your pet can squeeze through the door, they're welcome to stay. While you may need to leave your horse at home, almost any other animal is fair game. In the past, baby pigs, llamas, and goats have all been guests. That said, dogs remain the most popular visitors.
Each of the 60 Kimpton hotels worldwide offers a range of pet amenities, including water bowls, treats, pet beds, toys, and waste bags—all free of charge for your furry companion, no matter what species they may be.
Several Kimpton locations even have a canine Director of Pet Relations: a resident dog who greets both human guests and their pets, ensuring that all pet facilities meet the highest standards.
At the Kimpton Monaco Seattle, things are taken up a notch with a special doggie dining menu available for a small extra charge. It features smoked beef marrow bones, pig skin chew toys, beef stew, grilled hamburgers, and even a frozen Pupsicle made from peanut butter, yogurt, and banana.
Another Kimpton property, Hotel Monaco Denver, has taken their dog-friendly approach to the next level with a special Puppies + Prosecco package available until August 26. It's essentially puppy room service, paired with a refreshing adult beverage. The hotel welcomes dogs all year round.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle, 1101 4th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101, +1(206) 621-1770
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Denver, 1717 Champa Street, Denver, CO 80202, +1 (303) 296-1717
Fairmont San Francisco
San Francisco is a fantastic city for walking, making it the perfect destination to bring your dog along on your next trip to the Bay Area.
Dogs are sure to get their daily exercise in the nearby Huntington Park or while navigating the city's famously steep hills. After a good workout, pets can treat themselves to their own room service menu, featuring chicken or salmon with vegetables and brown rice.
Don’t have your own pet with you? Consider spending time with Lilou, San Francisco’s top therapy pig, who often visits the hotel for special events or a staycation with her owner. While pigs may not fly, they do stay in hotels.
Fairmont San Francisco, 950 Mason Street, San Francisco, CA, 94108, +1 (415) 772 5000
NIZUC, Mexico
One of the great joys of travel is exploring local cuisine, so why should your pet miss out on this experience?
At NIZUC Hotel and Spa in Mexico, the in-room pet dining menu features local flavors, including the Champion’s Burrito, made with egg, sausage, and shredded cheese, all wrapped in a fresh corn tortilla.
NIZUC welcomes both dogs and cats up to 10 pounds, providing comfortable beds, bowls, and water throughout their stay. This luxurious resort offers plenty of activities for both pets and owners, including expansive beaches and forests to explore, a spa, a pool, and multiple restaurants. For the more adventurous pets, you can even go paddleboarding together in the ocean—a great way to make unforgettable memories.
NIZUC, Blvd Kukulcan Mz 59 Lote 1-03 Km 21.26, 77500 Cancún, QROO, Mexico, +52-998-891-5700
Eden Roc Cap Cana, Dominican Republic
The Eden Roc Cap Cana is the only Relais & Châteaux property in the Dominican Republic, a luxurious beachfront five-star resort that doesn’t skimp on opulence. With boutique suites, a private beach overlooking the pristine Caribbean Sea, and a pool to boot, it’s an ideal place to unwind and enjoy some relaxation.
In line with its luxurious setting, Eden Roc Cap Cana offers a VIP (Very Important Paws) service for canine guests.
This VIP service includes “Royal Dog Bedding,” plush towels, treats, food and water bowls, and even walking services. Their “Bone Appetite” menu features woofles, pupsicles, and a meaty pavlov(a).
To prove its VIP status, the hotel has hosted none other than TravelingTink, one of Instagram’s most famous dogs and a well-known pet-friendly hotel expert, who gave the resort a big paws-up.
Eden Roc Cap Cana, Juanillo, Punta Cana, Provincia la Altagracia 23002, Dominican Republic, +1 833 333 6762
Coworth Park, UK
As part of the prestigious Dorchester Collection, Coworth Park stands as one of the UK’s most luxurious countryside escapes. Nestled on 240 acres of private estate near the iconic Ascot racetrack, the hotel offers a variety of equestrian experiences, from tranquil rides through the Berkshire countryside to thrilling polo matches.
Your horse’s arrival at Coworth Park is a special affair, beginning with their name on the stable door, a welcome card, and personalized check-in. They’re also treated to a Himalayan Rock Salt Lick and snacks crafted by the hotel’s Michelin-starred pastry chef, made with molasses, oats, honey, and carrots.
After a day of riding, your loyal steed will enjoy an equine manicure (a hood oil moisturizing treatment), followed by a luxurious bubble bath and a soothing aromatherapy oil massage to relax their muscles.
Coworth Park, Blacknest Rd, Sunningdale, Ascot SL5 7SE, United Kingdom, +44 1344 876600
Rosewood, London
Some people take their pets on vacation for the convenience, while others treat them to a level of pampering that would make even humans jealous.
For the dogs, the Rosewood provides a chic dog bed, collar, leash, and coat designed by British heritage brand Barbour, along with a one-hour grooming session by renowned dog groomer Jamie Griffen.
No need to pack dog food, as the Rosewood offers natural and organic meals from Lily’s Kitchen. For pet owners, there’s a Grand Premier suite, luxurious spa treatments, a personal butler, and a full English breakfast to start the day.
Rosewood London, 252 High Holborn, London WC1V 7EN, United Kingdom, +44 20 7781 8888
Le Bristol, Paris
Think your pet lives the good life with all the comforts you can imagine?
Meet Fa-Raon, the stunning Burmese cat who calls Le Bristol home. This permanent resident of one of Paris’ most extravagant hotels roams the halls in a stylish Goyard bow-tie collar and has his own apartment, designed by graffiti artist Renk.
Your own four-legged companions (both dogs and cats are welcome) can enjoy the same luxurious experience at Le Bristol, complete with a handcrafted bed and matching embroidered mat. Customized with your pet’s name, these accessories will be waiting in your suite upon arrival.
And that’s not all! Your pet will also receive a silver water bowl filled with chilled Evian, plus specially monogrammed cookies stamped with Le Bristol’s crest and your pet’s name. In-room dining options are just as glamorous for pets as for humans, with grilled steak and roasted baby vegetables on the menu for your discerning pup or kitty.
Le Bristol, 112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France, +33 1 53 43 43 00
Hewing Hotel, Minneapolis
This chic yet low-key hotel in the North Loop is excited to welcome your pups (cats are welcome, too), and it's dedicated to ensuring both you and your canine companion have a fantastic stay.
Guests who choose the detailed Doggie Boarding Package will receive a comprehensive guide to the best dog-friendly parks and hotspots in the vibrant North Loop neighborhood.
For those looking to take a break from the outdoors, head to nearby Modist brewery. It’s a spacious venue where you can enjoy a wood-fermented pilsner while your dog enjoys a refreshing bowl of water and plenty of attention.
After a day of adventures, return to the hotel for some relaxation. The spacious room with exposed wooden beams offers plenty of space for a dog bed, allowing you and your furry friend to unwind together.
The Doggie Boarding Package also provides treats, toys, food and water bowls in the room, along with a Hewing Hotel bandana so your pet can be stylish and on-brand.
If your stay happens to coincide with one of the occasional Sunday Yappy Hours, you’ll get the chance to mingle with local dog-product experts and, on some days, even participate in dog yoga.
Hewing Hotel, 300 N Washington Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401, +1 (651) 468-0400
The Hoxton, Amsterdam
While many hotels now extend a warm welcome to dogs, few go as far as creating entire websites tailored to them, in their very own canine language – but that's exactly what some have done.
The Hoxton’s newly-launched Hox Hounds site has everything your dog needs to know about their stay, translated into woofs and barks, and creatively illustrated by London designer Alice Bowsher. In addition, The Hoxton Amsterdam (and all other Hoxton hotels) goes above and beyond with custom dog beds, 'Do Not Disturb' signs, and a Mutt Manual packed with pet-friendly tips, from the best local parks to recommended dog walkers and pet spas.
The Hoxton, Herengracht 255, 1016 BJ Amsterdam, Netherlands, +31 20 888 5555
Belmond Reid’s Palace, Madeira
Since its opening in 1891, Reid’s Palace on the Portuguese island of Madeira has hosted an array of illustrious guests, such as Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw.
Now, Reid’s Palace extends its VIP treatment to pets, offering them an exclusive retreat called the Puppy Palace. Here, dogs can enjoy a safe and luxurious space for grooming, relaxation, and rejuvenation. In addition to a wash and fluff-dry service, calming grooming sessions, and personal training, the resort also provides dog walking and sitting services for guests looking to explore Madeira on their own.
If your dog has a little too much fun and gets into mischief, Belmond Reid’s Palace offers behavioral consultations to help anxious pups restore their peace of mind.
Belmond Reid’s Palace, Estrada Monumental 139, 9000-098 Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, +351 291 717 171
The Langham Sydney
The Langham’s Pampered Pets program ensures your furry (or feathery) friends are treated to plush beds, gourmet bowls, tasty treats, and a specially curated in-room dining menu. Dogs can savor roast Angus beef, while cats enjoy fresh sashimi and poached salmon, and birds nibble on crunchy, fresh crudités.
For pet owners seeking some time to themselves, the hotel provides pet-sitting services, so you can unwind at the spa. And for those who want to spoil their pets even more, The Flavors of Langham shop offers a selection of luxury pet products to take home.
The Langham, 89-113 Kent St, Millers Point NSW 2000, Australia, +61 2 9256 2222
Hawley House, Tasmania
Set on Tasmania’s northern coast, Hawley House is a pet-friendly paradise where almost any animal is welcome to join the fun. Previous visitors have included dogs, ferrets, rabbits, cats, horses, and even chickens.
Hawley House, set in a 19th-century family estate on the Tasmanian coast, is a haven for pets. This boutique hotel is surrounded by stunning natural beauty and wildlife, with miles of private bushwalking trails and a dog-friendly beach just beyond the garden. Resident German Shepherds (and even turkeys) are ready to guide visiting pets through their stay.
Pets are welcome in the stables spa rooms, which offer direct access to the garden and slate floors ideal for paws. For an extra treat, pets can join their owners in a special outdoor bath on the rooftop. With local wildlife like penguins, eagles, and Tasmanian Devils nearby, it’s essential to keep pets on a leash while exploring.
Hawley House, 68 Hawley Esplanade, Hawley Beach TAS 7307, +61 3 6428 6221
Kai Kinugawa, Japan
Japan’s onsen hotels, long a favorite retreat for city dwellers seeking relaxation, are increasingly welcoming pets. This shift comes in response to Japan’s growing pet ownership, with pets now outnumbering children. One such onsen hotel adapting to this change is Hoshino Resorts' KAI Kinugawa, located in the famous hot spring town of Kinugawa.
Shingo Koizumi, KAI Kinugawa's marketing manager, explains, 'In Japan, fewer children are being born, and people are investing more in their pets. This shift has led to a rise in pet owners traveling with their pets, which is why KAI Kinugawa was the first property in our brand to offer a pet-friendly room to meet this growing demand.'
KAI Kinugawa’s specially designed dog rooms offer pet towels, bowls, an outdoor run, and even private hot spring baths for both humans and their four-legged companions. The hotel is also located in an area rich with walking opportunities, including the Nikko National Park and Hunter Mountain Shiobara.
Kai Kinugawa, 308 Kinugawaonsentaki, Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture 321-2526, Japan, +81 570-073-011
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