Located in the heart of downtown Nashville, this boutique hotel features spacious accommodations, a rooftop lounge and pool, and an on-site eatery that attracts locals and travelers alike. 

Both you and your pup will experience Southern comforts and warm hospitality the moment you check-in. Here, pets are free to roam through (most of) the property. Room minibars are equipped with treats and toys for your furry friend. Spend some time mingling with Sasha, the hotel's adorable canine ambassador. 
 

This luxe South Carolina resort offers something for everyone in your group: from kayaking and paddleboarding to fishing and golfing (plus dozens of other activities to choose from). And, with seven on-site bars and restaurants to choose from, Montage Palmetto Bluff is a foodie's paradise. 

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The sprawling property measures 20,000 acres and offers plenty of room for fur babies to lounge out or run around. Treats, dog beds, and feeding bowls are all provided as part of the $100 pet fee. The on-site spa also has a designated pet area where your pup can indulge in some much-needed R&R.

This quaint Sag Harbor property has 67 rooms and suites with nautical-inspired decor – plus complimentary bike rentals, yoga, tennis, and non-motorized water sports.  

The property's signature "Travel With Charley" pet package has an interesting history (its name is inspired by John Steinbeck, his wife, and his dog, Charley, who often frequented the property back in the '50s). Today, the promotion includes one copy of Travels with Charley by John Steinbeck, daily breakfast for two, and a dog welcome kit with disposable waste bags, a frisbee, and a treat.  

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This wellness-centric Scottsdale property offers spacious accommodations like villas and casitas, along with picturesque views of the iconic Paradise Valley. The resort is also home to an on-site eatery and an Asian-inspired spa where you can get your zen on. 

For just $100 per stay, Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa will pull out all the stops for your four-legged friend, including a welcome letter, gift, and doggy bag (or litter box, if you opt to bring your feline). There are also several pet-friendly areas around the property, so your dog or cat need not be confined to your room.

This swanky DUMBO hotel is best known for its stylish interiors, industrial-chic rooms, and, of course, the rooftop lounge and pool. It's the perfect place to people-watch – and, if you're lucky, you may even spot a celeb or two. 

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Not only is 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge pet-friendly (you'll just need to keep your dog leashed in public spaces), but it's free to bring your animal. However, the property will tack on a $100 cleaning fee if the room is left dirty, so be considerate and save some cash.

Featuring awe-inspiring mountain views, beautiful rooms and suites, plus an on-site spa, a stay at Stowe's Topnotch Resort shouldn't be missed. From tennis and swimming to skiing and horseback riding, the property offers a wide array of activities to choose from.

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Guests are welcome to bring up to two dogs of any size for $75 per pet, per night. This fee includes in-room treats, dog beds, and bowls. 

This centrally located Huntington Beach property boasts gorgeous ocean views, a tranquil spa, a rooftop bar and lounge, and an on-site restaurant that attracts the locals. 

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The pet-friendly property offers bowls, welcome treats, clean-up bags, and in-room beds for all pets ($150 fee). The on-site 1,100-square-foot play park even has an Instagram-worthy mural where your dog can pose for pics. Bonus: The property is less than two miles from Huntington Dog Beach, where pups can frolic freely across the sand. 

Downtown Columbus' enchanting Hotel LeVeque is housed in a 1927 Art Deco skyscraper and is definitely worth a stay. Each of the 149 rooms features sleek design elements and stylish touches, plus plush linens and marble bathrooms. In our opinion, the best amenity of all is the nightly turn-down service.

Hotel LeVeque permits both dogs and cats for a one-time fee of $100. If your furry friend is well-behaved, you are permitted to leave them unattended in your room.

This luxe resort is perfect for families and couples alike – perfect, since it's located on Walt Disney World property. Here, there's something for everyone (that's right: Disney isn't just for kiddos and families), from the swanky rooftop steakhouse to the sprawling spa, to the on-site, five-acre Explorer Island water park. 

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Dogs and cats under 25 pounds are welcome here free of charge (although there's a limit of one pet per room). Upon check-in, all pets receive an in-room bed and food and water bowls. 

If you're craving an off-the-grid escape, look no further than Georgia's Jekyll Island. Consider a stay at The Westin Jekyll Island, which offers lovely accommodations, a prime beachfront location, and four on-site eateries. 

Bring along your pets (max. two per room) for a one-time fee of $50. Well-behaved dogs can be left unattended in guest rooms. 

The trendy, British-born hotel chain launched its Portland outpost back in 2018. Today, it's one of the city's hippest hotels. The 119-room property has stylish accommodations, curated, locally produced artwork, and three bars and restaurants. 

Guests are allowed to bring one dog per room (max. 40 lbs) at no extra cost. Pups will also receive several goodies including a bowl, bed, collar, leash, and clean-up bags. 

This bustling beachfront oasis boasts 790 rooms and plenty of Art Deco charm. From the sprawling SOBE Kids Club to the beautiful beach, to the wide array of fitness and wellness offerings, it's almost impossible to be bored here.

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Upon check-in, doggos will receive treats, bowls, placemats, toys, beds, litter boxes, and other perks. There's also a gourmet room service menu, which features doggie delicacies prepared by the hotel's executive chefs. 

New Orleans' Windsor Court Hotel offers a wide array of exciting amenities plus luxurious touches (think: a rooftop swimming pool, in-room record players, bespoke furnishings, a poolside bar, and traditional afternoon tea service). 

The property's Pampered Pets Program was specially designed with a fancy Fido in mind. For $150 per stay, you can bring up to two dogs per room (max. weight 40 lbs). The fee includes thoughtful touches like an in-room dog bed, a placemat, food and water bowls, and an area walking map.  

While there are several 21c Museum Hotels (which are one-part hotel, one-part art gallery) around the country, the Louisville flagship is among one of the best. In addition to the 9,000-plus square feet of exhibition place, every guest room features sky-high ceilings, large windows, custom furnishings, and, of course, incredible artwork. 

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Several of the rooms here are pet-friendly. Plus, the property is waiving its pet fee now through December 31, 2020. Food and water bowls, along with in-room dog beds, are also available upon request.

This urban oasis feels worlds away from the hustle-and-bustle of Dallas. Every one of the 142 guest rooms are spacious and elegant. The three on-site dining options won't disappoint, either. Don't skip town without a dip in the Mediterranean-inspired swimming pool.

Your pet will feel right at home as soon as you step foot on the property. For a one-time fee of $150, your pup will receive a personalized welcome amenity and treat, along with an in-room dog bed and a guide to the city's best pet-friendly spots. The hotel can also arrange dog walking and dog sitting services (pets are not allowed to be left in the room unattended).

Known as one of the most famous hotels on The Strip, this 2,419-room resort has eight pools, an array of entertainment offerings, a 50,000-square-foot-spa (complete with Roman baths and a snowfall room), dozens of shopping and dining options, and one of the largest casinos in all of Sin City. 

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The PetStay program includes an array of dog-friendly amenities, including a mat, food and water bowls, clean-up bags, and, of course, treats. The property also has an on-site PetStay area. If you opt to leave your dog alone in the room, they must be in their crate or kennel, which you can rent directly from the resort. As a note, your pup must weigh less than 50 lbs. 

Claremont Club and Spa (which is located along the border of Oakland and Berkeley), is over 100 years old and features 276 luxurious rooms and suites, a 32-room spa, and a handful of drinking and dining options.

Read more: Our Claremont Club and Spa Review

For $99, pups will receive an in-room bed, bowl, and biscuits, which are prepared fresh by the hotel chef. The property welcomes dogs of any and all sizes. Spend some time mingling with Edie, the property's adorable canine ambassador. 

This boutique Chicago hotel is just steps away from Lincoln Park and other Chicago hotspots. Plus, with a swanky rooftop bar, diner-style coffee shop, and eclectic decor (think black-and-white tiled flooring, neon signs, local artwork, and pops of bold color), Hotel Lincoln is anything but cookie-cutter.

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Bring along your furry friend(s) for free. While the hotel offers plenty of treats to be enjoyed, the "doggie room service" menu has all-natural dog food patties like pork and rabbit – definitely worth the extra few bucks. 

This retro-inspired Santa Barbara retreat features eclectic yet upscale accommodations (think: plush linens and SoCal-inspired design elements like patterned pillows and textured fabrics), along with an on-site vinyl record shop, bike rentals, complimentary s'mores kits, and free wine and cheese hour.

Like all other Kimpton properties, The Goodland is pet-friendly, and pet-free rooms are available. Additionally, pet-sitting and dog walking services are available through the concierge for an additional cost.

This historic 72-room property boasts 15 acres of lush gardens, a spa, an elegant dining room, and an ultra-cozy lobby complete with a fireplace and Victorian-era furniture. Plus, if you're up for it, the hotel also hosts on-site ghost tours. (After all, the property is one of America's most haunted hotels...)

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Dogs and cats are welcome for a fee of $35 per night, per pet. Additionally, the property is just steps away from the Eureka Springs Bark Park.  

This buzzy D.C. property has a wide array of amenities, including fully stocked minibars, an on-site wellness center complete with yoga and meditation classes, plus an in-room selection of vinyl, local artwork, and books. Its central K Street Corridor location puts it within easy walking distance of some of D.C.'s most prominent attractions.

Here, guests can bring up to two dogs or cats per room (no weight limit). If your pet is well-behaved, you are permitted to leave them alone in your room. Bowls and dog beds are available upon request. 

Oahu's Turtle Bay Resort is best known for its spacious accommodations, beachy-chic decor, on-site spa, dreamy ocean views, and plenty of activities to partake in (like golfing, surfing, horseback riding, and even paddleboarding with a pup).  

Guests who opt to bring their dog to this pet-friendly property must pay a one-time cleaning fee of $300 or $500 (depending on the dog's weight). More information can be found here.

This arty, design-forward St. Louis hotel allows guests to choose their room based on emotion of color. (Choose blue if you want to relax, yellow if you're looking to boost your mood, and so on.) On-site amenities include a rooftop terrace, a colorful 12th-floor lounge, and the Angad Playroom, where guests can mingle, play a board game, pick up an instrument, or sip cocktails. 

Doggy beds, blankets, clean-up bags, treats, and food and water bowls are available for a $50 fee. The max weight for pets is 60 lbs., and they cannot be left alone in guest rooms.

This historic hotel, which dates back to the 19th century, is one of the most luxe properties in all of New England. The property is renowned for its swanky rooms and suites, an in-house art collection, and incredible culinary offerings. The on-site, 12,000-square-foot OH! Spa is also worth the visit.

Read more: Our Ocean House Review

Canines under 35 lbs are permitted on the property (just not in signature suites or cottages). Guests who bring their dogs will have to pay a one-time fee of $195. 

Craving a ski-chic escape? Look no further than the Waldorf Astoria Park City. From the high ceilings and grand chandeliers in the lobby to the fireplace-equipped guest rooms, to the heated outdoor pool, this dreamy resort us truly picture-perfect.

The Waldorf Astoria Park City permits two dogs (up to 100 lbs each) per room for a $100 fee. Just like their human counterparts, pets who stay here also receive the VIP treatment. In addition to receiving their own in-room bed and food and water bowls, your pup will also enjoy plenty of treats.