Dog-friendly West Hollywood

5-month-old Winnie playing in West Hollywood.

West Hollywood sits in LA, where walkable boulevards, rainbow crosswalks and rooftop patios roll out the red carpet for four-legged visitors. Start your adventure on Santa Monica Boulevard’s café row, where pups get water bowls and photo ops under “Rooted in Pride” banners.

Boutique hotels such as the Kimpton La Peer and 1 Hotel West Hollywood welcome dogs with beds, treats and no extra fees, while nearby West Hollywood Park features shaded lawns and an off-leash dog area with skyline views. Shop designer pet gear on Melrose, hike Runyon Canyon at sunrise, then toast sunset together on a glamorous rooftop lounge.

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Hotels and Motels 23

Dog parks 5

Historical and Cultural 2

Where to stay in West Hollywood

Pet-friendly hotels, cabins & vacation rentals

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1 Hotel West Hollywood

The dog-friendly 1 Hotel West oasis draws inspiration from the natural beauty of Southern California, offering a unique blend of eco-conscious design and modern comfort.

AKA West Hollywood

AKA West Hollywood is a sophisticated retreat that’s just as stylish as its destination.

Andaz West Hollywood

Andaz West Hollywood, a stylish boutique hotel in Los Angeles, epitomizes a chic lifestyle for both guests and their furry companions.

Beverly Hilton

A Forbes Four-Star hotel, the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County, is a luxurious destination that seamlessly blends the allure of Hollywood with the sophistication of…

Chamberlain West Hollywood

Chamberlain West Hollywood, an upscale boutique hotel in West Hollywood, offers a dog-friendly retreat on a serene residential street.

Where to eat & drink in West Hollywood

Restaurants, wineries & patios that welcome dogs

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Astro Burger

Astro Burger, a beloved fast casual restaurant in West Hollywood, has been a go-to spot for burger aficionados for over four decades.

Bar Jubilee

Bar Jubilee is the brainchild of the team behind the well-regarded bars Blue Collar and Cold Shoulder.

Darling Restaurant & Bar

Darling is a restaurant by celebrated chef Sean Brock that blends upscale live-fire cooking with a hi-fi lounge ambiance. The space features a custom wood-fired grill that infuses…

Drip & Dolce

A fresh scent of espresso and croissants now drifts through West Hollywood’s Rainbow District, where Drip & Dolce has quietly opened its doors at 8807 Santa Monica Blvd.

Employees Only LA

Employees Only LA is a renowned dog-friendly elevated neighborhood cocktail bar and restaurant in West Hollywood. Recognized as one of the World's 50 Best Bars, Employees Only LA…

Trails, parks & water in West Hollywood

Hikes, dog parks, off-leash spots & beaches

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Bronson Canyon

Located in West Hollywood, Los Angeles County, Southern California, Bronson Canyon is a must-visit destination for dog owners seeking outdoor adventures. Part of Griffith Park, this picturesque canyon…

Fryman Canyon Park

Accessed from the Nancy Hoover Pohl Overlook on the north side of Mulholland Drive in the eastern Santa Monica Mountains, 122-acre Fryman Canyon Park offers spectacular views, a…

Runyon Canyon Dog Park

Runyon Canyon Dog Park in West Hollywood, Los Angeles County, Southern California, offers a haven for furry companions to roam and play freely.

Runyon Canyon Park

Runyon Canyon Park is one of the most popular hiking destinations in Los Angeles and often shows up on publishers’ lists of best hikes in LA.

Solstice Canyon Trail

Solstice Canyon options for easy, moderate, or strenuous hikes for dogs provided they are kept on leash. Visitors can enjoy a shady stroll along the Solstice Canyon Trail,…

Things to do in West Hollywood

Attractions & activities with your dog

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Golden Era Architecture

Take a leisurely walk through the heart of West Hollywood and immerse yourself in the glamorous architectural legacy of the 1920s.

Paramount Ranch

Paramount Ranch has been a special place in film history since 1927. It is the National Park Service's only site dedicated to interpreting American film history.