No site is ever perfectly up-to-date. Hotels can change their links, branding or policies at any time. I invite you to use the form below to notify me of bad links and errors, make a suggestion about the site, tell us about a pet-free hotel, or leave a pet-policy comment about a hotel on our list. But please write your hotel reviews elsewhere as this site does not make recommendations.
Most of all, I really encourage visitors to tell me what city or region needs more coverage!
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To keep the site fresh, I roll off hotel suggestions after a month or so. I try to incorporate reader suggestions in a matter of weeks if not days.
For personal inquiries, please write to info[at]petfreehotels.com. Thanks.
BTW: thanks for hosting this website. I too have an allergy to pet dander. I can generally tell if a pet has been in a hotel room within an hour after checking-in; watering red eyes, stuffy sinuses, sometimes headaches. While the overwhelming majority of business travelers do not travel with animals, it seems increasingly difficult to find a pet-free hotel. Many hotels seem to put pets before people. How sad.
Thank you so much for this website. If you need to be anywhere that pets are not involved, people accuse you of being an animal hater. We happen to be migraine sufferers and get very ill so we have stopped travelling. Also, others in our circle have been attacked and are traumatized but it seems as if these groups are discriminated against. Pets come before people in every venue now. Appreciate this website so much.
Thank you for this site. I had been looking for a while to find such. Front desk workers always get mad at me for complaining about incessant barking. “This is a pet-friendly hotel.” That shouldn’t mean that barking is allowed. Then I’m offered a different room. Why should I have to move? … Thanks for letting me vent. [Comment shortened for length – CHC]
Thank you for putting together this site for all allergy sufferers! It is almost impossible these days to find hotels that are pet-free (not including service animals). I spend hours searching for a reasonably-priced hotel that is pet-free, so I am looking forward to using this database.
I very much appreciate the work you’ve put into this!
Thanks for your support and your suggestion!
Thank you so so much for providing this service. I get infuriated every time I do an Internet search for pet-free or no pets hotels and get a list of pet friendly hotels instead. People should enjoy their pets at home at not spread their dirt, bacteria, and noise on others.
Home2 Suites in Downtown Minneapolis is pet-friendly. I called them to confirm no pets and that’s what they told me. Thanks so much for your work on this site!!!
Julie, thank you for pointing this out. This particular Home2Suites was the only one in my database — it appears that the entire brand has gone pet-friendly. I will fix this in the next update.
RENO, NV – Grand Sierra Resort and Casino no longer allows animals, dogs or pets on property
Animal / Dog / Pet Policy
Grand Sierra Resort and Casino no longer allows animals, dogs or pets on property. This change has been implemented in an effort to address and meet all of our guests’ concerns regarding safety and cleanliness. Service dogs that meet the requirements set forth by State of Nevada statute (NRS 426.510) will still be accepted on property.
It has been our pleasure to allow guests the privilege of bringing their pets when visiting Grand Sierra Resort, but unfortunately not everyone has been respectful of our pet policies and we find this change necessary. Should you require pet friendly accommodations the Hyatt Place Reno-Tahoe Airport is located a very short distance from Grand Sierra Resort. Thank you for your understanding.
Thank you for the info!
Thank you so much for all of your hard work. I am highly allergic to animal dander and find it frustrating when searching for a hotel that doesn’t allow pets. Now, this will be my first stop in searching for a hotel.
After our last stay in a ‘pet friendly hotel’ (in PHX) which resulted in going thru 5-6 rooms before we found 1 that didn’t have some form of odor, I didn’t want to ever stay in a pet hotel again. That led to hours of going thru website listings to try and find pet free properties… That’s how I found your site (on a search) and figured to share these results:
https://www.choicehotels.com/pennsylvania/carlisle/econo-lodge-hotels/pa655 no pets but allows smoking
https://www.choicehotels.com/pennsylvania/enola/quality-inn-hotels/pa010 no pets
https://www.choicehotels.com/pennsylvania/mechanicsburg/econo-lodge-hotels/pa184 no pets
https://www.choicehotels.com/pennsylvania/harrisburg/sleep-inn-hotels/pa558 no pets, no smoking
https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/hrbpahx-hampton-harrisburg-west/ They offer ‘allergy-free rooms’; while the site says ‘pet friendly’ they said the 3rd floor is reserved for ‘no animals allowed’. We will be taking a chance on this in July and get back to you to confirm if accurate.
Thanks for putting this site together!
Thank you for your comments and suggestions. Just to clarify, I do not list hotels who offer designated pet-free floors or pet-free rooms while allowing pets elsewhere. I understand that this eliminates some hotels, but my objective is to help folks avoid animals — excepting service animals — entirely during their stay. I’ll review your suggestions and add them as soon as I can. Thank you for visiting and please suggest the site to your friends.