Stacey

This hotel was right on the beach what a great location!!! Close to the pier and walkable to restaurants. Very nice dog friendly staff gave us a list of pet-friendly restaurants and the room was nice and clean with a good sized TV. Patch of grass and bags for pup outside. It’s really nice not to have to pay a pet fee as well I’ve never experienced that before.

Liked the location which was a few minutes from downtown Carmel in a residential neighborhood. We had a place to take her out for potty breaks. It was also a stand alone little cottage and you got to park right next to it. This hotel was more affordable as well than most of Carmel hotels.

It's Now a catering place

They have a few nice outdoor tables where you can sit with your pup. The ramen and tea here were fantastic. Healdsburg is a very pup friendly town felt like everyone in the shops were happy to have your dog.

The most beautiful part of Spokane with a great trail that goes all the way into the riverfront park area in one direction or the other takes you through the university. Lots of pedestrian bridges to cross the River. Nice dog park and the whole place is dog friendly. Good restaurant (both food and service) on site we ate outside with our pup about 3 times there. They gave her treats when we came in. The hotel is extremely nice. I would stay even if I didn’t have a pup.

Liked the vibe of this place more like a super nice camp vs a hotel. There was a path we could walk with our pup and a very cozy reception area where we could have beer on draft or a coffee. I could also just walk out the door of our room to take her to potty. The staff was very welcoming here and many dog loving guests. Bend is a beautiful area.

We went during the week with no large crowds and not only the restaurant was dog friendly but the whole town was and really set up for dogs. The restaurant had lots of outdoor seating and a large selection of food. We had salmon tacos and a steak wrap and they were delicious. An added bonus there is a little park with grass about a minute walk from there and the dog friendly part of the beach is a 5 minute walk.

We went in mid September but they had no outdoor tables. They said they didn’t have enough staffing. Couldn’t find any other dog friendly restaurants in big fork even though they had outdoor patios they wouldn’t allow us with our small dog.

They had about 10 tables outside and 3 of us with dogs. Staff was very accommodating and beer and food were great. There was a park close to the restaurant that bordered the River which was a nice place to walk our dog after.