Dog-Friendly Hotels And Motels near Amador County

Amador Hotel

Pioneer

Amador Hotel in Pioneer provides pet-friendly lodging in the Sierra Nevada foothills, welcoming dogs in its comfortable accommodations near Amador County attractions.

Bear River Lake Resort

Pioneer

Bear River Lake Resort in Pioneer, Amador County, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a dog-friendly retreat in Gold Country.

Best Western Amador Inn

Jackson

Discover the charm of Jackson, California, in Amador County's Gold Country, with a stay at the Best Western Amador Inn.

Days Inn Sutter Creek

Sutter Creek

Days Inn Sutter Creek in historic Amador County welcomes guests with modern amenities, efficient service, and genuine country hospitality.

Gold Country Campground Resort

Pine Grove

Gold Country Campground Resort in Pine Grove, California offerspeaceful, heavily wooded surroundings in the foothills of the SierraNevada Mountain Range.

Gold Country Pet Resort & Training Center is owned and operated by Mike and Cherie Flores. Cherie got involved training dogs back in 1989 after watching her own dog get hit by a car after failing to come when she called.

Imperial Hotel

Amador City

Step back in time to 1879 when the Gold Rush was in full swing, Amador City was a bustling mining town, and the Imperial Hotel opened its doors to prosperous Victorian hotel guests.

Plasse’s Resort

Pioneer

Plasse's is a summer resort in the old-fashioned sense: Founded in 1853, it's one of the oldest private campgrounds in the nation.

Rest

Plymouth

Rest is a sixteen-room boutique hotel located on the historic main street of Plymouth, California, offering a charming retreat in Amador County's Gold Country.

Shenandoah Inn and Suites

Plymouth

Shenandoah Inn and Suites is a dog-friendly hotel in Plymouth in California’s High Sierra Region, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.

St. George Hotel

Volcano

The St. George Hotel in Volcano, known as the "Gem of the Mother Lode," offers a charming retreat in the Sierra Nevada Foothills of California.

The Union Pub

Volcano

The Union Inn Hotel was built in 1880 by four itinerate French Canadians for $400. It was a boarding house for hard-working miners and locals until the 1920's.