Short answer: yes, if the hotel allows dogs. Rules, fees and room limits vary, so check before you book.
Before you book
The AKC says to be considerate so that hotels continue to accept dogs, and gives lists of dog-friendly places. Cornell suggests asking whether the destination is really dog-friendly, with safe places to walk and activities you can share.
Settling in
Cornell says dogs should generally not be left alone in a new hotel room until they have had a chance to settle in, usually at least the first 24 hours, depending on temperament. Bring familiar bedding. See a holiday in a new place and restless nights in a new place.
Good guest habits
The AKC asks owners to respect hotel property, staff and other guests so that hotels keep accepting dogs. If your dog barks when you leave, do not leave them alone. See barking when left.
Get the right help
If your dog cannot settle in new places, ask your vet or a qualified trainer for help.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know a hotel allows dogs?
Ask before you book. Policies, fees and room limits differ, and the hotel can confirm what applies to your stay.
Should my dog stay alone in the room?
Not at first. Let them settle in before leaving them, and do not leave a dog alone who barks when you go.
What should I bring?
Familiar bedding, their usual food, water, waste bags and something to chew that will not disturb neighbors.
My dog cannot settle in new places. Now what?
Keep outings short, and ask your vet or a qualified behavior professional for help with settling before your next trip.
