Best Pet-Friendly Hotel

As much as every pet parent loves a good vacation, what to do with Fido or Felix while you travel is always the rub. To solve your dilemma, we've consulted experts and compiled a list of pet-friendly properties that range from mountain lodges to luxury hotels. Boasting great amenities, clear pet policies, and proximity to great attractions, these hotels offer a dream vacation for you and your furry pal.

These 10 pet-friendly hotels were selected by our expert panelists and contributors and voted on by readers as the best of the best. Congratulations to our 2024 winners; you can now visit our 2025 Best Pet-Friendly Hotel contest.

1. Fairmont Copley Plaza–Boston, MA

Open since 1912, Fairmont Copley Plaza offers you and your loyal companion (of any size and breed) elegant Bostonian luxury in the Back Bay area. The hotel is famous for employing Canine Ambassadors from the Guide Dog Foundation, and you won't want to miss meeting current representative Cori Copley. For perks like all-natural dog treats and a complimentary shampoo at a luxury dog spa, book the Fairmont Furiend package.

2. Hummingbird Inn–Easton, MD

Take a step back in time and bring your favorite pooch along at this dog-friendly B&B housed in a gracious Victorian mansion. Hummingbird Inn accommodates well-trained dogs of all kinds and will provide pet-sitting services by request. Take in some fresh air in the private yard, or bring your furry friend along as you explore Easton's charming historic downtown.

3. Aloft Louisville Downtown

You and your furry friends can stay comfortably in the heart of Derby City at the boutique Aloft Downtown Louisville, which requires no pet fee and offers doggie treats and amenities in your hotel room. Roam the hotel freely thanks to the lobby, restaurant and outdoor patio being pup-friendly. Since you're less than half a mile from the waterfront, you'll have plenty of opportunities for scenic walks.

4. Thompson Savannah–Savannah, GA

Set along the river just below the city's famous historic district, Thompson Savannah keeps luxury pet-friendly. The hotel welcomes all dog breeds (up to two per room) for no additional fee and provides beds, bowls and treats. When Fido needs a break, you can walk out the front door to a small, grassy park set right along the river.

5. The Charleston Place–Charleston, SC

Don't be afraid to bring Fido or any other of your best pet friends along to this Charleston icon that pairs traditional luxury with warm hospitality. Set just off Meeting Street, the hotel offers a grassy plot on-site for pet needs and puts you about a half-mile walk from Joe Riley Waterfront Park if your pet loves to explore. Pet-sitting services are available through the concierge.

6. Best Friends Roadhouse–Kanab, UT

An extension of nearby animal rescue Best Friends Sanctuary, these warm and welcoming lodgings are truly an animal lover's paradise. You can bring your own pet along or play host to a dog or cat from the sanctuary. After enjoying the vegan breakfast, make the most of amenities like a fenced dog park, a pet splash zone, dog washing stations and complimentary guest laundry.

7. Inn by the Sea–Cape Elizabeth, ME

You and your best fuzzy pal can take in gorgeous views in this luxury beachside resort that partners with the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland. Dog stays are complimentary and include a cushy bed, beach towels and turndown service with gourmet treats. For some real pooch pampering, order from the gourmet canine menu and consult the inn's list of pet-friendly outdoor spaces in the area.

8. Kimpton Hotel Wilshire–Los Angeles, CA

Unusual for welcoming pets of all types and sizes, Kimpton Hotel Wilshire provides a luxe boutique stay on LA's Miracle Mile. Perks include premium benefits during your stay, a hotel team that will greet your pet by name and free access to Wag! Premium. You can walk to a small park nearby for fresh air with your pal and schedule pet-sitting or dog-walking services through the concierge.

9. SCP Redmond Hotel–Redmond, OR

Housed in a historic hotel within easy reach of central Oregon's great outdoors, SCP Redmond Hotel embraces its brand's emphasis on community, sustainability and guest wellness. As part of that package, they welcome dogs in most of the hotel, starting with the comfy dog beds in the lobby. Pet parents will also appreciate the welcome gift with treats as well as a quality chew toy and a collapsible bowl.

10. Kimpton Sylvan Hotel–Atlanta, GA

If you're visiting the upscale Buckhead area in Atlanta, this mid-century gem will welcome both you and your pets of whatever kind, breed and size. Pet stays are free and include bowls, beds and access to Wag! Premium offerings, such as an on-call vet chat and local pet-service discounts. With 5,000 square feet of gardens on the hotel grounds, squeezing in outside time for your friend is easy.

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Panel of Experts

Gwen Pratesi is a James Beard Foundation Award Finalist in Journalism and an award-winning travel writer. She contributes to the Travel section of U.S. News & World Report and freelances for many other publications, including The Points Guy, Travel & Leisure, AARP, Fodor's Travel, Garden & Gun, USA TODAY, Cruise Critic, Marriott Bonvoy Traveler, Reader's Digest and Smarter Travel. Her work has also been featured on MSN, Yahoo! and Business Insider. When she's not in a plane or on a cruise ship, you'll find her in the kitchen or in flip-flops at the beach on Amelia Island, Florida. Read more about her adventures at https://www.pratesiliving.com or follow her @pratesiliving.

Kurt Jacobson is a freelance food and travel writer from Baltimore, Maryland. He loves taking his dog Sophie along to test pet-friendly lodging, restaurants, and activities. His favorite destinations are Kennett Square, PA; Maryland's Eastern Shore; Colorado; New Zealand; Japan and Alaska. Kurt's 600+ articles appear in many websites and magazines. Read about his adventures at http://www.tasteoftravel2.com.

Teresa Bergen is a Portland, Oregon-based travel writer who specializes in the outdoors, eco, vegan and sober travel. She's the author of Easy Portland Outdoors and the Sober Travel Handbook. Learn more about her at teresabergen.com.

Newsweek contributors speak from a variety of backgrounds and offer expertise in a wide range of subject areas.