Room service? Milkbones and extra towels, please...
Petside.com has released a list of the Top Five Pet-Friendly Hotels -- just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Motel 6 earns a “four paw” rating by welcoming pets at all of its locations. One pet is allowed per room and the hotel doesn't charge extra fees for animals. The chain has welcomed pets since 1962.
“Keeping costs low is a top priority for pet owners as they make summer travel plans this year,” said Petside's director, Joshua Fried, said in a statement. “We are thrilled this list provides so many affordable options for pets to have their summer vacation, too.”
The other hotels that made the list are La Quinta Inns & Suites, Red Roof Inn, Best Western and Candlewood Suites.
You can find the group's list from last year here. It's a bit more upscale than this year's budget-friendly selections.
From left: Shinaku, Aksala and P.D. recently check out the street scene from the window of a hotel on Stedman Street in Ketchikan, Alaska. The dogs look like they're ready for a vacation -- and thanks to dog-friendly hotels, they can come along. AP photo/Ketchikan Daily News, Tom Miller.
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We're taking our dog with us on vacation next week to Berkeley Springs, WV. We found a great house rental through this site: http://www.berkeleyspringscottagerentals.com/
Not all of the cabins/houses allow pets, but a lot of them do. The vacation is very reasonably priced, and we get 2 acres with a creek all to ourselves! The folks handling the rentals are great, and provided me with some dog friendly spots to hike.
In June we're going down to DC for a night and will be staying at the L'Enfant Plaza hotel. When I booked the room I noticed that they have pet friendly rooms. See here: http://www.lenfantplazahotel.com/specials_and_packages/pet_friendly.cfm. Doggy won't be going on that trip with us though, he's going to chill at the Falls Road Animal Hospital kennel and doggy daycare.
Posted by: Audrey | May 22, 2009 7:27 PM