The Poshest American Hotels for... Pets

The Pet-Room Service Menu
 
Kibbles 'N Bits get old. You know it. Your dog knows it. That's why Hotel deLuxe treats their VIPs (Very Important Pets) to a doggie room-service menu with the likes of Brauts-n-Tots and Grammy's Pot Pie, which includes chicken, red jacket new potatoes, carrots, peas, and red apples. And don't think your furry friend won't be comfortable because the hotel provides a bed, bowl, toy, and treat.

Doggie Yappy Hour

Rarely does your dog get to work the room and schmooze while you lap up a glass of white wine.

At the Ritz Carlton Laguna Niguel's monthly cocktail party called the Yappy Hour -- the "ulti-mutt dog party" -- pooches, pups, hotel guests and community residents all mingle while snacking on complimentary dog biscuits as well as human food and libations (for a cost).
Here are the Yappy Hour dates for the 2016 season:

-Thursday, May 19
-Thursday, June 16
-Thursday, July 21
-Thursday, August 18
-Thursday, September 15
-Thursday, October 27, 2016 / 4pm-7pm (Yappy Howl-O-Ween)
-Sunday, December 4, 2016 / 11am-2pm (Yappy Howl-iday 2016) 

Dates subject to change.

Pamper Your Pet

Hotel Zelos supplies Frisco visitors a relatively paw-fect pet-friendly urban retreat. Not only do they not charge for providing pet amenities, but they also graciously extend keepsake pet toys, a doggie bowl and bed, and biodegradeable bags.

What more could one ask for?

The Doggie Spiritual Menu

When it comes to the enlightenment of your house pet, no hotel takes greater pains to expand their horizons than the Hotel Max in Seattle. A spiritual menu awaits you in the form of talks from psychologists and psychics, who can help your canine get in touch with its inner self. (Yes, I wrote that sentence.)

They also have books covering "the do's and don'ts of dog massage" from ears to paws and a guide to the best area hikes for dogs. Just what your pet needs to recharge before returning to the working world. A $45 fee gets applied once per stay when you and your best friend inhabit a pampered pet room.

Canine Amenities

Hotel Indigo welcomes pets, guide dogs, and service animals with bowls and a comfy bed, which are paid for in the $50 pet fee. The hotel has its own pet, named Indie, scurrying around. Indie might not provide tours of the hotel, but at least you and your pet can look forward to running into this "furry live-in resident".