Put paws on pillows in San Diego

By: DogTrekker Staff
Small dog on the bed in San Diego

So…your pup is coming with you to San Diego and you need a pet-friendly place to stay, preferably one with quick exits to the outdoors for you-know-what. There’s no end of choices in San Diego, whether you prefer to stay in the historic Gaslamp Quarter or somewhere closer to the beach.

On the no-fee end of the scale: Hotel Indigo in the red-hot Gaslamp Quarter is a Kimpton brand that never charges extra for pets. Elevator up to the Level 9 Rooftop Bar for cocktails with a view, ask about pet packages before you go and request a dog-friendly hiking/acitivties/attraction guide at the front desk.

The Kimpton Solamar and Kimpton Hotel Palomar likewise roll out the canine red carpet with no fees. Add to the no-fee list The Pendry, well located in the Gaslamp Quarter close to dog-friendly parks, restaurants and breweries; and the Hotel Andaz, billing itself as a “lifestyle boutique for the creative and progressive traveler.

At Hotel Republic San Diego, a new boutique property decorated in “California cool” style, dogs are welcome 24/7, while on Thursdays, you and yours can enjoy Yappy Hour with dog treats and homemade broth they call “puppy beer.” Ask about “pooch packages” with amenities for four-legged guests. Also centrally located, the Westin, Manchester Grand Hyatt and Hilton San Diego Gaslamp Quarter also welcome pets for a fee.

Looking for something a little more budget-friendly? No problem, dog-lovers. Tails wag happily at many Best Western, La Quinta, Hampton Inn, Comfort Inn, Hampton Inn, Motel 6 and other chain properties. Find DogTrekker.com’s listings here.

One suggestions for overnight travel with your pet: If you’re driving, BYO bedding and/or crate so your dog will feel more at home than she would sleeping on a provided dog bed loaded with unfamiliar smells. And if your dog is allowed on beds and furniture, please, please BYO sheet (or ask for one).

Last updated on July 1, 2024.

 

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