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Dog-Friendly Hotel Chains

Which hotel chains allow dogs, and what do they charge?

Eight major US hotel chains accept dogs at most locations. Kimpton, Motel 6 and Red Roof Inn typically charge $0. La Quinta typically charges about $25 per night, Best Western up to $30 per day, Extended Stay America $25 per pet per day and Hyatt Place $75 per stay. All figures are typical and vary by property.

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Typical pet policies at dog-friendly hotel chains (varies by property)
Chain Typical pet fee Typical weight limit Typical max dogs Hotels we list
Kimpton pet policy No pet fee No weight or size limit No stated limit on number of pets 5 hotels
La Quinta pet policy Up to about $25 per night, often capped near $75 per stay Varies by property; many accept dogs up to 75 lb 2 pets per room 37 hotels
Best Western pet policy Up to $30 per day, with a maximum of $150 per week Up to 80 lb per dog 2 dogs per room 12 hotels
Motel 6 pet policy No pet fee Varies; commonly a combined limit around 150 lb 2 pets per room 21 hotels
Aloft pet policy Varies by property; many charge no fee, others a flat fee per stay Up to 40 lb 1 dog per room (some allow 2) 3 hotels
Hyatt Place pet policy $75 per stay for 1 to 6 nights; an extra $100 cleaning fee for 7 to 30 nights Up to 50 lb per dog, 75 lb combined for two 2 dogs per room 32 hotels
Red Roof Inn pet policy No pet fee for one pet Up to 80 lb 1 pet free; a second may be allowed for a fee 4 hotels
Extended Stay America pet policy $25 per pet, per day, capped at $150 per pet per month Size limits vary by property 2 pets per room 4 hotels

How should I use these chain policies?

Treat a chain's policy as a starting point. Franchise owners set the actual fee and limits at each hotel, so two hotels of the same brand can charge different amounts. On Dog Friendly Rooms, each hotel page shows the pet policy that hotel has published; where it has not published one, the page says "Pet policy: confirm at booking".