Hyatt House Davis in Davis, Yolo County, is a solid option if you’re staying longer than a night or two and want to bring your dog along. The location just off I-80 near downtown and UC Davis makes it convenient for exploring the area, and the setup is designed around the idea that you might actually be staying a while—each suite has a full kitchen, which means you can cook meals instead of eating out every time.

The pet policy here is straightforward: dogs stay with you, and the hotel welcomes them regardless of size. That’s refreshing compared to places that get fussy about weight limits. The suites themselves have enough space that your dog won’t feel cramped, and you’ve got room to move around after a day of exploring the UC Davis campus or walking along the Putah Creek Trail, which runs through town.

The 24/7 onsite dining is genuinely convenient. After a long drive or a day out with your dog, being able to grab food without having to load up and go somewhere else matters more than you’d think. The extended-stay model means they understand people traveling with dogs—you’re not squeezed into a standard hotel room with two double beds and nowhere to put your stuff.

That said, this is still a chain hotel. You’re getting reliable but fairly standard accommodations. The Davis location isn’t particularly charming or unique, though Davis itself has character. If you’re passing through or staying for work-related reasons while keeping your dog with you, Hyatt House works well. Just call ahead to confirm current pet fees and any other specifics about their policy since extended-stay places sometimes adjust their terms based on length of stay.