Metropolitan at The 9, Autograph Collection in Cleveland is the only 4-star hotel with an indoor dog park in the country. Fido can pick up a welcome package at check-in before taking the elevator to the 29th floor. There, he'll step into a pup’s petite paradise containing an astroturfed potty area with fire hydrants for an authentic peeing experience, a long hallway for a game of fetch, and benches for humans.

The Metropolitan at The 9 accepts two dogs up to 75 lbs for a fee of $100.

Located at the gateway to Albuquerque, Hotel Parq Central is the perfect base for two- and four-legged tourists looking to explore New Mexico’s largest city. Your pooch will be welcomed by the hotel’s pet ambassador, Tobie, who personally delivers treats, beds, and water bowls to furry guests. After check-in, check out the large dog park and the hotel’s pet-friendly fenced courtyard. For longer walks, take a stroll to Highland Park just south of the hotel.

Hotel Parq Central allows two dogs up to 30 lbs for an additional fee of $75 per stay for the first pet and $25 for the second pet.

Sit back and relax on a bench while your pup plays with other canine guests in the fenced area of the Hampton Inn Adel. Equipped with a fire hydrant and turf big enough for a game of fetch, this dog park is exactly the break your pooch needs after a long car ride. For a nearby leashed adventure, wander the seven miles of pet-friendly trails at Reed Bingham State Park.

Hampton Inn Adel allows pets of any size in designated rooms for an additional fee of $50 per stay.

At Best Friends Roadhouse & Mercantile in Kanab, pets are not only welcome, they are truly guests of honor. Rooms include pet nooks with special pull-out dog beds, and the hotel features a pet washing station, built-in cubbies, a complimentary vegan continental breakfast, and a Mercantile with pet products available for purchase. The beautiful fenced dog park with a fabulous mural includes a splash zone so pets can keep cool even on the hottest days. Even better, your stay helps to support the lifesaving mission of Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.

Best Friends Roadhouse & Mercantile welcomes four dogs of any size for no additional fee.

Southern Oaks Inn is proudly pet friendly, greeting canine guests with bowls, beds and treats in the lobby. But pups will feel truly at home in the fenced dog park on the property. The stretch of grassy lawn designated for pups features plenty of space to run, agility obstacles and tennis balls. However, the best part of this hotel dog park is the treehouse gazebo where Fido and his family can rest and relax in the shade.

Southern Oaks Inn welcomes two pets up to 75 lbs in designated rooms for an additional fee of $25 per night, plus a $100 refundable deposit.

La Quinta Inn Moab is on nature’s doorstep. The red rocks, canyons and dinosaur prints of scenic Moab are all waiting to be discovered by intrepid canine explorers. Fido can warm up for his outdoor adventure in the fenced-in area on the property. Moab Bark Park is also located less than a mile away.

La Quinta by Wyndham Moab welcomes two pets up to 75 lbs for an additional fee of $25 per night.

The Islander Resort unlocks the Florida Keys for guests who want to bask in the tropical sun. Pack your pup’s sun protector spray and wander down the golden sands of the resort’s private beach. Afterward, stop by the on-site dog park for a much-needed session of “zoomies.” Running around in circles will work up an appetite. Fortunately, you can sink your teeth into the fresh catch from Tides Beachside Bar & Grill. Fido is welcome for dinner in the pet-designated area of the restaurant.

The Islander Resort allows two pets up to 50 lbs for an additional fee of $75 per pet, per night.

Step back in time at the Roadrunner Lodge on Route 66. This retro motel has been lovingly restored to reflect hip accommodations from the heyday of “The Mother Road.” After a meandering drive along America’s most famous highway, let Fido loose in the dog park, equipped with a small paddling pool to cool down on sunny days. Canine guests receive a welcome pack when they walk through the door, including delicious treats, towels, and a bowl. Top it all off with an item from the doggy menu from Kix on 66 next door.

Roadrunner Lodge welcomes one dog of any size in designated rooms for an additional fee of $25 per stay, and two or three dogs with a combined weight up to 180 lbs for $35 per stay.

The first rule of The Soho Grand Dog Park is that you don’t bark about it. This recreation area in the heart of New York’s hip SoHo district is exclusively available to guests staying at Soho Grand Hotel and Roxy Hotel New York. The only other way through the gate is to pay a $500 annual membership fee. Beautifully designed, the space looks more like a Japanese Zen garden than your average fenced dog run. It won’t take long for Fido to sniff out rocks to climb, water to drink, and fire hydrants to extinguish in this little park in the Big Apple.

Two pets of any size are welcome at Soho Grand Hotel and Roxy Hotel New York for no additional fee.

Located on the outskirts of Ohio’s capital, DogHouse Columbus is the perfect spot to stay with Fido. This unique brewhouse and hotel features a restaurant, beer garden, and an off-leash dog park on site. Pup-friendly rooms are on the first floor with access to grassy areas, and leashed dogs are welcome in the lobby and on the extensive outdoor patio area of the brewery. There are complimentary in-room pooch packages for all four-legged friends staying overnight.

DogHouse Columbus welcomes two dogs of any size in designated rooms for no additional fee.

Finding a hotel in a great location is No. 1 on the agenda for most travelers. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham North Platte lies just off Interstate 80 in North Platte, NE, a good stopping point for cross-country trekkers. What makes it even more convenient for road trippers is the large, fenced-in space for pups on the grounds. If Fido needs to blow off even more steam, take a trip to nearby Waggin’ Tails Bark Park to meet the locals.

La Quinta by Wyndham North Platte allows two pets of any size for an additional fee of $25 per night.

Located a block from Union Square at the edge of the city’s historic Theater District, Hotel Nikko San Francisco specializes in spoiling pooches. While gracious and adorable Buster, the hotel’s Canine Operating Officer, has retired, you may still spot him or Beau, the “Pawblic” Relations Manager, during your stay. Fido can visit the fifth-floor pet terrace and play on the artificial turf dog run, complete with waste station, water bowls, toy chest and his own version of a San Francisco trolley car. Humans can kick back on the outdoor sofa and take in the city views while pups play.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco welcomes two pets up to 60 lbs for an additional fee of $65 per pet, per stay, plus a $150 refundable deposit.