Pet Friendly Hotels

I'm on the road and need to stop for the night. How do I know that my cat will be accepted at a hotel I choose?

If a hotel stay is required at any time during your trip, you must check in advance with your hotel property/chain to be sure that pets are welcome in their rooms. The Holiday Inn chain has the following statement on their website, " Due to state and local laws, the pet policy varies by location" and the same will hold true for all chains. Making reservations in advance is simply your best option.

For a listing of pet friendly hotels, TakeYourPet.com will allow you access to their files for a small fee. Travel Pets offers a free directory of U.S., Canadian and International hotels, along with a host of other travel information. Also, the following books are handy to take along and will provide you with hotel options across the country:

Purr-fect Places to Stay: Bed & Breakfasts, Country Inns, and Hotels with Resident Cats
by Susan Bard Hall
Published by Letters Etcetera
Paperback
172 Pages
ISBN: 0966698908

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Vacationing with Your Pet: Eileen's Directory of Pet-Friendly Lodging
by Eileen Barish
Published by Pet Friendly Publications Inc.
Paperback
720 pages
ISBN: 1884465129

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Traveling With Your Pet 1999 : The AAA Petbook : The AAA Guide to More Than 10,000 Pet-Friendly, AAA Rated Lodgings Across the United States & Canada
by Greg Weekes (Editor)
Published by American Automobile Association
Paperback
432 Pages
ISBN: 1562512803

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Last Updated: October 19 2005
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