No site can remain perfectly up-to-date. Hotels change their links, branding and policies at the drop of a hat. I invite you to use the form below to notify me of bad links and errors, tell me about a pet-free hotel or update the pet policy of a hotel on our list, or make suggestions how this site could be more helpful. But please write your hotel reviews elsewhere as this site does not make recommendations.
Most of all, I encourage visitors to tell me what city or region needs more coverage!
I try to incorporate reader suggestions in a week or two. To keep the site fresh, I roll off hotel suggestions after I have added them to the database. My thanks to all contributors!
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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.
I. agree with you 💯 %. I have allergies and within 15 minutes in a hotel room I know there been a pet in the room. I have nothing against pets but the hotel should have an entire floor that doesn’t allow pets.
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.
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.
Thank you for your support Tina! We just reached 2500 hotels… next goal, 3000? Please suggest an area you would like more coverage!
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.
Thank you for coming up with this site. Much needed! Nothing agaisnt pets but it gets unconfortable for a lot of guests in hotels. Alergies and Noise – Not a pleasant experience. Hopefully this website works towards creating a peaceful sleep environment in hotels free from disruptions caused by barking dogs, similar to efforts made to create smoke-free environments in the past.
Good Morning! I found your site by typing in an Internet search for ‘pet free hotels’. Like many commenters here, my husband can detect if a pet has been in the room within an hour and the symptoms start. We love animals but don’t want to know that they’ve been in the beds, barking, shedding, etc.
I found Springhill Suites and Holiday Inn Express to be good options
Thank you for bringing this to my attention, Michelle. As of the day of this comment, the TRYP Savannah website said their policy was “service animals only, no other pets”. I called the hotel directly and they contradicted this, saying pets were allowed at $50/night and they did not have to be service animals. Wyndham “customer care” representative would not tell me who was responsible for the information on the hotel’s website. I wrote a comment on Tripadvisor that perhaps will get the hotel’s attention.
I found this site by searching for “pet free hotels”. I know this is recent because that searches only showed pet friendly hotels before. It’s a sad state of life when you can easily find child free options but everyone assumes you want to mingle with their animals on your own dime. More people need to show interest in pet free places and so this website is an amazing start of that journey. I will be using it to help with my vacation planning.
Thank you Nikki for your support!
I believe all Hampton Inns and probably Hiltons too are pet friendly. My daughter works in one and the owners now require all hotels to allow pets in all rooms.
Spent an entire weekend afternoon looking for a pet free hotel in the area I’m staying in, allergies, etc., because the inn I was staying in I eventually figured out was, is over run by dogs. Left that hotel and went to another, Holiday Inn, except, unfortunately again I found out they allow pets. The dog owners are basically using disabled people and an ADA law to get their pets, dogs, into Holiday Inn.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! we road trip alot and so appreciate this site. No more Benadryl to survive a night!
thank you so much for doing this!
Thank you for this site!
Thank you, Bonnie, Kym and Rose for your comments — glad you all have found the site useful. Unfortunately, due to the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene, I am not going to be able to update the site for (unknown) weeks. Your patience is appreciated.
Don, thank you for your suggestion — unfortunately, due to Hurricane Helene, I will not be able to add your update right away.
I have severe animal allergies and asthma. It has become very difficult to find pet-free hotels, especially in the Rocky Mountain states. It often takes me hours of searching and calling. I saw your website suggested in a comment on a pet-free forum and immediately downloaded the app. Found a pet-free hotel for an upcoming trip to Sedona in 10 seconds– wow! Thank you so much for this great service. I will recommend to others.
Thanks for your site. I just stayed at a pet-free hotel. I was on the 5th floor, thinking they put the service animals on lower floors. Well, I was wrong. The room stunk. I understand people with disabilities need a hotel that places them in rooms, but the hotels must track the rooms, inform customers, and stop pretending there is a dander because of a service animal. Humans have rights, too. For those of us with serious allergies and asthma, it can be awful and even life-threatening. Thanks for your site. I will check next time I travel. Rudy
Hi! I had left a comment in spring of this year re trying a hotel that offered ‘allergy-free rooms’ [a Hampton Inn near Harrisburg] and said I would get back to you on how it was. The answer: not so good! The pet-free rooms – not so much – the linens apparently were all washed together, and probably the same vacuum from 1 floor to the next… so we can’d 2nd res. and went to the other in the same area which was a pet friendly hotel, but the receptionist took some time checking the room hx, put us on a high floor and it was perfect. Thanks again for your site.
Thanks for writing. This is one of the reasons I do not list hotels that offer ‘pet-friendly’ rooms on this site.
Hi! I’m a pet lover who unfortunately has severe asthma from dogs and cats. I have a go to no-pet Marriott I’d love to share, if you’re in the area. It’s the beautiful Sawgrass Marriott Resort in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL near Jacksonville and St Augustine. They allow animals in their separate villa accommodations but the main tower is no-pets. We have family in the area so stay there frequently. Check it out! It’s a great hotel on a golf course in a scenic area not far from the beach.
Hi Gayle, thanks for reading. I’m afraid I have to disqualify this resort as the policy on its website says “Pets Welcome”.
Franklin (TN) Marriott Cool Springs has a no pets policy. Stayed there this past weekend. Very nice facility and staff.
Thanks Hank, I’ve added it to the list!
Radisson Resort Miami Beach 4343 Collins Ave does not allow pets. I stayed there in 2023. Great experience.
Thank you for the suggestion, Jane Rose, I will add this one in the next update.
We stayed at the Fairfield Inn in Wytheville, VA last week. We chose it because they do not allow pets. You might want to add it to your list. Thanks for what you’re doing.
Thank you Mark, I will add your suggestion to the list in my next update1
Thank you. Thank you . Thank you!
My son is Autistic and cynophobic ( fear of dogs) . Your site will enable me to take him on a ‘road trip’ to Yellowstone , minimizing my worry about pets. Awesome ! Thx again.
Hi!
I had written previously and you posted me (November 8, 2024 at 3:59 am). Well, we traveled to Albany NY and were very happy to find a pet free hotel – Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites Albany Airport:
https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/albfy-fairfield-inn-and-suites-albany-airport/overview/
Thanks again for this list! And Merry Christmas and a Happy Pet Free Hotel and healthy New Year!!!
Thank you for your suggestion — I will add it in the next update!
The Tally Ho Inn in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA does not allow pets in any room. I called to confirm.
Thanks!
Hi Jenny, thanks for checking in. Unfortunately I can’t add your suggestion to the list, as the hotel’s website says “Service and comfort pets only.” I think everyone who has a pet would describe them as a comfort pet — well, maybe not lizards. If the hotel tightened up their written policy, I’d be happy to list them. Thanks again.
Huge Thank You for having this site, I will continue to refer to it when needed.
Unfortunately it looks like San Antonio Marriott Riverwalk now allows pets.
Thank you Luke for the information, I will check it out and fix it in my post-Christmas update.
This Springhill Suites in Amarillo TX is pet free. I think most if not all Springhill Suites are pet free.