Your pup will think she’s a high roller when she stays at the dog-friendly Delano Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay. At mealtime, your pampered pooch can order menu items like The Canine Scramble, a mix of egg white, broccolini and quinoa. If she’s feeling carnivorous, there’s the all-natural, grass-fed Bow Wow Burger patty, served with steamed carrots, asparagus and quinoa, or the Chow Hound Chicken Hash, made with poached organic free-range chicken, steamed asparagus and broccolini. If she’s just craving a midday snack, ask for the Doggie Delight, assorted steamed vegetables, or Street Treats (unsalted pretzel bites).

Delano Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay welcomes two dogs up to 100 lbs for an additional fee of $100 per pet, per night.

After a day of cross-country skiing or hiking with Fido, relax and dine in your room at The Little Nell. Your pooch can order epicurean treats from the Canine Delights menu, including local ground beef, grilled chicken breast and grilled salmon. All meals include carrots, brown rice and scrambled eggs. Book a room with a balcony and enjoy breakfast while overlooking the Red Mountains, or stay cozy inside with dinner by the gas fireplace.

The Little Nell permits two pets of any size for an additional fee of $25 per night, plus $125 per stay.

While Hawthorne Hotel may be well known for its paranormal activity, there’s nothing scary about its veterinarian-approved dog menu. Fido can start his day with an order of Egg White Omelets with Vegetables for breakfast. For dinner, there’s Poached Chicken and White Rice or Fish and Chips (steamed cod and sliced boiled potatoes). If he’s watching his figure, he’ll enjoy “Doggy Crudités” made with blanched carrots, green beans and squash. But if his tummy is upset from travel, the chef recommends a Steamed Hamburger with Rice.

Hawthorne Hotel accepts two pets of any size for an additional fee of $50 per night.

Talk about living in the lap of luxury. The Cloister at Sea Island will make Fido feel like a king, and the doggy entrées on the in-room dining menu will have his mouth watering. Options include the Chicken Delight, made with grilled chicken breast, sautéed vegetables and chopped noodles, and the Crazy Dog, a dish of beef tips braised in veal essence with white rice. Vegetarian canines can select the No Meat for Me plate of sautéed vegetables with white rice. And don’t forget Fluffy! For your feline family member, there’s sashimi on the menu. After dinner, take your pup for a stroll along the beautiful beaches of Sea Island.

The Cloister at Sea Island Resort accepts two dogs up to 35 lbs for an additional fee of $175 per stay.

The Inn by the Sea allows you to dine with your furry counterparts in your guest room, at the fireplace lounge or on the seaside decks. The Sea Glass Doggy Menu features tasty cuisine like Meat “Roaff,” made with natural ground beef, or Bird Dog grilled chicken. Both entrées come with steamed rice and raw vegetables. For dessert, order yummy house-made dog biscuits or K-9 ice cream with dog biscuit crumbles. Dog walking, sitting and spa treatments like doggy massages and puppy turndown service are also available.

Inn by the Sea welcomes dogs of any size for no additional fee.

While there are plenty of exciting pet-friendly places to visit in the City of Brotherly Love, you won’t have to travel far to feed your hungry hound when you stay at The Rittenhouse Philadelphia. For an afternoon snack, call in an order of the Puppy Love bacon cheddar biscuits or Bone-A-Pet-Treat peanut butter bones. At dinner, your pup can choose from the beef and bean BARK-stew, the turkey MUTT’loaf, chicken and brown rice MUTT’za Balls, and the PAWsitively Delicious dish of Scottish salmon, spinach and scrambled eggs. If you really want to spoil him, dial up a plate of Some-PAW-dy Loves Me, made with filet mignon, rice and steamed carrots. Let him wash it down with a bottle of Fiji mineral water or a PUP’puccino. For dessert, the PUP’sicle frozen peanut butter banana bar is sure to satisfy his sweet fang.

The Rittenhouse Philadelphia permits one pet of any size for an additional fee of $150 per stay.

Expect gourmet canine cuisine when you order from the In-Room Doggie Dining menu at West Baden Springs Hotel. The hotel’s executive chef went straight to a professional (his own dog) to create a menu with high-quality ingredients that your pooch is sure to enjoy. She can decide between Steak or Chicken a La Pooch, a fish cake, or one of several favorites named after canine guests who’ve frequented the resort. Moses’ Meatloaf, Bo’s Half Pounder and Scooter’s Biscuit du Jour all sound like winners in our book.

West Baden Springs Hotel accepts two pets up to 75 lbs for an additional fee of $75 per stay.

When life gets ruff and Fido needs to relax, book a pet-friendly room at The Peninsula Beverly Hills. Your pup can schedule a doggie massage, "pawdicure" or a walk with the hotel concierge. At dinner, The Pampered Puppy Menu offers Zoe’s Beef Burger, Brody’s Steak & Eggs, JJ’s Turkey Burger, Brutus’ Filet Mignon, Tilly’s Arroz Con Pollo, and Django’s Blue Atlantic Ocean Salmon. The hotel is pleased to prepare any meal to your pup’s specifications.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills welcomes two pets of any size for an additional $150 per pet, per stay.

In addition to a dog wash station, acres of trails and a Frisbee field, Savage River Lodge also caters to four-legged guests with its Bone Appetit Menu, filled with delectable dishes your pup will love. Let your mutt start with an appetizer of cheddar Bodhi Biscuits before diving into the lean ground beef Mutt Loaf or the Chicken and Brown Rice. For dessert, Fido will have to decide between a Pupcake, Blueberry Banana Cookies or frozen, fresh Puppy Mints.

Savage River Lodge permits two pets of any size for an additional fee of $30 per pet, per night.

Get up early and order breakfast in bed at The Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch. Fido can chow down on top sirloin and scrambled eggs with jasmine rice, or steamed vegetables, over-easy eggs and rice. At dinner, he’ll enjoy the German Shepherd’s Pie of ground lamb, peas and carrots. You’ll be happy to know the canine menu has been taste-tested and approved by Bachelor, the hotel’s canine ambassador.

The Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch welcomes two dogs of any size for an additional fee of $150 per dog (for stays of 1 to 3 nights) and $30 per dog for each subsequent night.

Enjoy your meals with a view of the Pacific Ocean from your room at Fairmont Miramar Hotel. Your furry friend can start the day with Rise & Fido, free-range scrambled eggs, steamed carrots and brown rice. Then, after a full day of exploring pet-friendly Santa Monica, she can tuck into the Tail Wagger, a beef tenderloin served with sweet potato and green beans, or the Bow Wow, made with organic chicken, Yukon gold potato and sweet peas. Each dish is served in a stainless steel bowl.

The Fairmont Miramar Hotel permits two pets of any size for an additional fee of $100 per pet, per stay.

Fido will be one of Music City’s hautest dogs when you book his stay at the chic Bobby Hotel in Nashville. After a day of sightseeing, honky-tonking and learning the history of country music, return to the hotel for dinner. You and your pup can dine together at the Cafe at Bobby or order room service from the hotel’s “Dog-Friendly Haute Dogs Menu.” If the canned dog food doesn’t cut it, opt for one of five chef-prepared meals like Turkey “Fried Rice”, Chicken & Potato “Hash,” “Steak & Potatoes” or Salmon “Risotto.”

Bobby Hotel accepts pets of any size for no additional fee.

Loews loves pets. In addition to other pet perks, each of the hotel’s 25 locations features gourmet room service menus for both cats and dogs with meals designed by the hotels’ executive chefs. Loews Miami Beach Hotel serves up dishes like Bow Wow Tenderloin Of Beef, Chicken Puppy Bites, Kitty’s Salmon Supreme and Grrreat Vegetable Feast. After a day of fun in the sun, Fido will be happy to enjoy dinner in the comfort of his oceanfront room.

Loews Miami Beach Hotel allows two pets of any size for an additional fee of $50 per stay.