(It’s at the hotel’s discretion based on market rules.)
I’d suggest calling the hotel ahead of time to see what policies are in place.
2.The pet amenities."
We also had to purchase dish soap so we could clean his dish bowls before packing them away.
3.The customer service.
However, the hotel staff was very kind and understanding about the whole situation.
4.My dog was allowed everywhere in the hotel.
Some hotels even have designated areas for dogs to play.
Now onto the things I didn’t love:
5.Lack of dog-cleaning supplies.
Either way, it’s the contract I signed with the devil when I got a corgi.
6.Another con of the items is receiving only one dog bowl.
For breakfast, we just used one of his bowls we brought from home.
7.A sign that indicates a dog is inside the room.
8.Fees and policies are pretty inconsistent across properties.
While one pet fee might be $50 at one property, another might be $100.
While one dog breed or weight might be accepted, it won’t work for another hotel.
A couple of reasons why a lot of people select a hotel over another are the price and familiarity.
I’ll stick with a hotel brand if I know what I’m getting.
