Best hotels that offer dog and cat lodging in Worcester

The Hilton Garden Inn in Worcester, MA, is a grand and comfortable hotel that welcomes well-behaved pets of all ages to join their owners. You can bring two dogs per room with a weight limit of 75 pounds. There are on-site, private parking spots and pet relief sites in the outdoor areas around the hotel. Each room includes a continental breakfast, and the rooms have air-conditioning and heating for both your pets’ comfort and your own. Winslow Park and Becker field are within easy walk of this hotel, which will make morning dog walks a lot easier. There is a $100 pet fee which is applied per room and will be listed at the time of booking.

The Hampton Inn & Suites in the center of Worcester welcomes well-behaved dogs and cats to join their owners when they stay. You can bring one pet of up to 75 pounds per room. Though they have limited outdoor space for pet relief, this hotel is within 150 yards of a local park, Gateway Park, and within easy walking distance of Fairmont Park and Winslow Park, so there are easy options for dog owners when it comes to pet exercise and relief. The hotel itself has on-site parking, a gym, and a pool, and you will get a continental breakfast every morning. There is a $75 pet fee per room if you are staying for less than five nights, after which the pet fee will be $100. The 24-hour reception can provide pet bowls and other small essentials if needed.

If you want a quiet, almost country-living atmosphere during your stay in Worcester, the Residence Inn Worcester offers just that. This pet-friendly hotel is set in small gardens, which have pet relief areas, and has an almost pastoral appearance. You can bring up to two pets per room with a weight limit of 75 pounds. The first pet you bring will require an extra fee of $100, with a fee of $50 for a second pet. There is on-site parking and a 24-hour reception which always has a staff member on hand to help. The hotel is within two miles of a number of local parks and playgrounds, so whether you have dogs or children this is a good hub.

Located between Worcester and Boston, Embassy Suites is a pet-friendly hotel with a luxurious aura. They have large gardens and grounds with plenty of space for pet relief and excellent facilities that include an on-site pool, a fitness center, and made-to-order breakfasts. You can bring two pets of up to 75 pounds per room when you stay. There is a fee of $25 per pet, per night that reaches a maximum fee of $200. This hotel is within easy walking distance of local green spaces, like Stevens Howe Park, and a short drive from local attractions, such as Tower Hill Botanic Garden.

Less than 500 yards from the Felton Conservation Area, the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel is a great choice for those who want to be within easy reach of both Worcester and Boston. Pet friendly and accommodating, this hotel has plenty of pet relief areas and a 24-hour reception desk that will be happy to provide pet essentials, such as bowls or blankets. You can bring up to two dogs of up to 80 pounds each per room. You may also be able to bring cats or other pets upon request, but you must clear this with the hotel before booking. There is a pet fee of $30 per day that reaches a maximum fee of $150 per stay, which is clearly listed when you book with the hotel. The hotel is also within easy driving distance of local attractions, such as the EcoTarium museum. There is a pet fee for each room where an animal will reside.

Traveling with your pets can be great fun, but it can also be a little stressful for them. It’s important that you take steps to maintain your normal routine and keep your pets comfortable as you travel. This means ensuring they get enough exercise and can relieve themselves regularly. You can also bring some familiar items for them, for example, a blanket or some toys. If your pet has underlying health conditions, make sure you have enough medication for the duration of your journey. Book a virtual vet appointment with Vetster for travel advice concerning animals with underlying health problems.