Did you know that some hotel chains and brands don’t allow pets?
I know, it’s crazy especially since cats are dogs are basically a member of most folks families.
But sometimes, you just want to escape the pet fur in the rooms or just the plain presence of animals.
That’s why some hotels don’t allow pets at all (except service animals of course).
So whether if you’re allergic to dogs or cats, or just don’t want to be in the presence of barking animals in the hotel lobby and hallways, there’s a hotel for you!
Below you’ll find a list that we compiled of all hotel chains that DON’T allow pets.
Hotels That Don’t Allow Pets
Note that some hotels’ pet policies vary from location to location. For example, a Courtyard Marriott in Charleston, SC can be pet friendly while one in Las Vegas may not allow pets.
So with that being said, here are all the pet unfriendly hotel chains.
1. Disneyland Hotels
- Disneyland Hotel
- Grand Californian
- Paradise Pier
2. MGM Resorts International
- Aria
- Circus Circus
- Excalibur
- Luxor
- Mandalay Bay
- MGM Grand Detroit
- New York New York
- Signature
3. Sandals Resorts
- All properties do not allow pets.
4. Shangri-La
- All properties do not allow pets.
5. Walt Disney World Hotels
- All-Star Movies
- All-Star Music
- All-Star Sports
- Animal Kingdom Lodge
- Beach Club
- Boardwalk
- Caribbean Beach
- Contemporary
- Coronado Springs Resort
- Grand Floridian
- Old Key West
- Polynesian Village
- Pop Century
- Pro Orleans French Quarters
- Saratoga Springs
- Wilderness Lodge
6. Wynn
- Wynn Las Vegas
- Encore Las Vegas
7. YOTEL
- All properties do not allow pets.
Thanks for reading and hopefully you find the best pet-free hotel that meets your needs.
Cheers.
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Anne Davis
Hopefully hotel will stop catering to selfish pet owners.
Anonymous
I am actually allergic to pet dander and find it increasingly difficult to find hotels that don’t allow pets. Even if they clean well, I still struggle in pet-friendly hotels. For many people, pets are a part of their family but for many of us, they are not. We need to find a happy medium.
Linda
I completely agree with you. I simply can’t find an upscale hotel that is not pet friendly in Chicago. I will have to rent a vacation home during my visit
Anonymous
I totally agree and am over staying in hotels that allow pets. When did pets start become more important than people? Dogs have interrupted our sleep for the last several days at a Hampton Inn. We also have a 1 and4 year old. From large dogs to small happy dogs. Dogs are taking over and ruining non dog owners or owners who don’t travel with their dogs time in the hotel.
Tracey
Dogs and cats are animals. Pet owners don’t smell their animals in their own homes. However, a non pet owners such as myself can smell that stinky wet dog smell or that slightly stale urine smell of cats as soon as I enter a hotel room that has housed animals. It’s putrid, heavy and gets worse if it’s a damp day. Sorry for the brutal honesty Family or no family dogs and cats are animals. I can bathe my humans and they don’t smell like wet a dog or stale urine long after they’ve left the building.