The Sheraton San Diego Resort sits right on Harbor Island with views across the marina, and the good news is they welcome dogs throughout the property. After a $100 million redesign, the rooms feel completely refreshed with updated furnishings and modern touches. You’ll find actual space to move around in your guestroom, which matters when you’re traveling with a dog who needs room to settle in comfortably.

The location itself is genuinely convenient for dog owners. You’re steps away from waterfront areas where your dog can get exercise, and the island setting means you’re not fighting downtown traffic to find a decent walk. The resort has outdoor spaces built into the grounds, so there’s grass and open areas rather than just concrete everywhere.

The redesign included four new dining concepts on-site, so you’ve got variety if you want to grab meals without leaving the property. The meeting spaces are new too, though that’s more relevant if you’re combining business travel with bringing your dog along. Everything feels current and well-maintained rather than dated.

Since this is a larger resort property rather than a boutique hotel, the dog policies are fairly standard rather than specialized, but they do accommodate dogs without making a big deal about it. The waterfront setting is the real draw here—it’s a different experience than staying in central San Diego, and the breeze off the water actually makes the spot feel cooler during warmer months.

For current details about specific pet fees or any restrictions on dog size, check their website or call the resort directly. The location on Harbor Island means you’re somewhat separated from downtown attractions, so factor that into whether this works for your trip depending on what else you want to explore while you’re in San Diego.