Best hotels that offer dog and cat lodging in Denver

Hotel Clio is an elegant hotel located in Denver’s chic shopping district, Cherry Creek North. The hotel is near many trails where you can go on a walk with your dog. It’s also near Cranmer Park, a dog-friendly park with beautiful scenery. In the rooms, you’ll find pet bowls and a pet basket so your pet has a comfortable place to sleep. Pets of all sizes are allowed for $150 per stay, but they must not be left in the rooms alone.

Luxury and relaxation awaits at Sheraton, one of Denver's best pet-friendly hotels. The hotel is near Civic Center Park, a dog-friendly park located in Denver’s Art District. You can walk your dog near the Denver Art Museum, Molly Brown House Museum, and other gorgeous architectural wonders on Capitol Hill. It’s also near King Soopers, a supermarket where you can buy groceries and pet supplies. Cats and dogs under 40 pounds are welcome, but only one animal is allowed per room. There is a non-refundable $150 pet fee per room, per stay.

The Westin Denver Downtown is a pet parent’s paradise. This pet-friendly hotel accommodates cats and dogs under 40 pounds. They provide food and water bowls, as well as waste bags at check-in. There is an off-leash dog park right next to the hotel, so even though this hotel doesn’t have a pet relief station, you won’t have a problem getting rid of your pet’s waste. There’s a Target a few blocks away if your pet needs anything and the pet fee is only $50 per stay.

Located in the heart of Downtown Denver, Le Meridien is a great, pet-friendly hotel that allows cats and dogs up to 50 pounds. It’s near an off-leash dog park and a trail that goes up Cherry Creek. They have a non-refundable pet fee of $50 per stay with a limit of one pet per room. Pet bowls are available upon request. Service animals are exempt from fees.

Towneplace Suites is the perfect hotel to stay in if you love scenic walks with your dog. Located next to Cherry Creek, this hotel welcomes both cats and dogs for a non-refundable $100 fee per stay. The hotel has a small pet relief area where your dog can relieve itself, though you could also go to nearby parks, such as Governor’s Park or Sunken Gardens Park.

Although there are many pet-friendly hotels you and your pet can go to, they still have rules you should follow during your stay. Before heading to the hotel, you should train your pet to make following these rules easier. The stress of traveling can make your pet less obedient, and because you need to avoid damage to the room, preparing your pet can be the difference between a good time and a costly repair bill. If you have any questions about training your pet for a hotel stay, book a virtual vet appointment with a Vetster veterinarian.