If you are traveling to the Orlando area and bringing your fur baby along with you, you will want to find a good pet-friendly hotel. This article will give you a list of some of the pet-friendly hotels in Orlando, as well as some things to consider when choosing a hotel for you and your fur kiddo.

This to Consider When Choosing a Pet-Friendly Hotel

#1 Check out the hotel’s pet policies

You will want to make sure you properly understand the hotel’s pet policies. Some hotels allow pets to stay as long as the pet is crated or not left alone in the room at any time. Other hotels will allow you to leave the pets alone in the room provided they are well-behaved.

You will also want to check if the hotel has a limit on size or weight of pet as a part of their policy.

In addition, if you have more than one pet, you will want to consider if the hotel has a limit on the number of pets they will accept.

#2 Pet fees or deposits

Some hotels will charge a pet fee. Some fees are actually deposits and are refundable if nothing is damaged by the pet staying in the room. You will want to consider how much (if anything) you will have to pay to have your pet in the room with you.

#3 Check out the hotel’s ratings and reviews

You will also want to make sure you do your homework and research the hotel’s rating and reviews. You want to check that the hotel is clean, pleasant, and located in a safe area. It is not enough to know that the hotel accepts pets. It is just as important to make sure that both you and your pets will be happy and safe.

#4 Other things to check out

Does the hotel have a nice area for dogs to walked? Is the dog walking area quiet and safe? Or is it near a busy highway? Will your dog have access to grass or just concrete?

You will also want to find out where is the closest emergency vet clinic to the hotel. You will most likely not need to use it, but it is crucial to be prepared, just in case.

Depending on how long you plan on leaving your dog in the room each day, you will also want to find a dog walking service and set up visits before you arrive. This way, you have everything booked and aren’t left scrambling to find someone at the last minute. Or, worse yet, having to leave the parks to come and let your dog out for a potty break.

Some Pet-Friendly Hotels in Orlando

The hotels below are rated 3 to 5 stars by hotelguides.com and are considered to be pet-friendly. However, remember to do your own research and check out the hotel’s policies, fees, and reviews before choosing the best pet-friendly hotel for your and your pooch. Also, don’t forget to contact the hotel you are thinking of choosing and ask them about their dog walking area. In addition, do a Google search to find the closest Emergency Vet Clinic in the area. And, last but not least, enjoy your trip with your favorite fur companion!

Dog-Friendly Hotels in Orlando with 5-Star Ratings

Villas of Grand Cypress Lake Buena Vista

1 North Jacaranda, Orlando, FL 32836

Drury Inn & Suites

7301 West Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32819

Rosen Shingle Creek Resort

9939 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819

Hard Rock Hotel Universal

5800 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819

Four Seasons Resort Walt Disney World

10100 Dream Tree Blvd, Orlando, FL 32836

Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort Lake Buena Vista

1 Grand Cypress Blvd, Orlando, FL 32836

Loews Portofino Bay Hotel Universal

5601 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819

Hyatt Place Hotel

8688 Palm Parkway, Orlando, FL 32836

Dog-Friendly Hotels in Orlando with 4-Star Ratings

 

Need a Dog Walking Services While You Are Seeing the Orlando Sights?

Don’t forget to contact us if you need someone to walk your pooch while you are out enjoying the sights and sounds of Orlando! Your pooch will also enjoy the opportunity to see the sights and smell the smells outside of the hotel room.

What’s your favorite pet-friendly hotel in Orlando? 

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Caroline Kellam is the co-owner of PAWSitive Strides Dog Walking and Pet Sitting Services and a huge animal lover. She and her husband, Brian, share their home with six (yes, you read it right, six!) rescued dogs and three cockatiels (one of which was found on a neighbor's roof). She would love to have a cat or two as well, but the dogs (and the birds) will simply not stand for it.

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