The dog-friendly Aloft San Francisco Airport Hotel blends design, style and technology for savvy travelers. Located just a half-mile from SFO with a free 24/7 airport shuttle, it is a convenient choice when you need a San Francisco Airport hotel that truly welcomes your dog.
Take a break in the Millbrae hotel’s urban-inspired accommodations that feature plush, king-sized beds, fast and free Wi-Fi and ergonomic workstations. If you feel like burning off some energy, work out in the Re:charge gym or take a dip in the refreshing indoor pool. All pet-friendly rooms are conveniently located on the ground floor, making it easy to slip out for a quick walk with your dog at any time.
The hotel’s W XYZ bar, Live@Aloft features new and emerging artists singing live music and offers guests a selection of signature cocktails and tasty bites. It is a great spot to unwind after a long day of traveling, and the lively atmosphere adds a fun, social element to your stay.
A key feature for dog owners is the Aloft’s ARF (Animals R Fun) pet program. Your dog will receive a complimentary welcome package that includes a dog bed, food and water bowls, and a doggie bag filled with treats and toys to enjoy during your stay. There is also a designated dog potty area on the property, so you never have to wander far for your dog’s bathroom breaks.
Aloft San Francisco Airport welcomes up to two dogs with a combined maximum weight of 40 pounds per dog. The pet fee is $50 per night, not to exceed $150 per stay. Please note that dogs may not be left unattended in the room, so plan your outings accordingly. Cats are not permitted.
The hotel’s location in Millbrae offers easy access to BART, which is just steps away, making it simple to explore San Francisco without needing a car. The surrounding neighborhood has several parks and walking paths where you and your dog can enjoy some fresh air. With its playful design, pet-loving attitude, and prime airport-adjacent location, the Aloft San Francisco Airport is a top pick for travelers who refuse to leave their dog behind.
