Pet Friendly Hotels in Eden Prairie, MN

There are numerous pet friendly hotels in Eden Prairie, MN. All centrally located with numerous parks and lakes nearby to let your pets run. All charge a fee for post stay cleaning. Each hotel's cleaning fees and policies differ, however, so it is best to call to book your hotel rooms.

TownePlace Suites by Marriott in Eden Prairie

The TownePlace Suites charges a non-refundable one time sanitation fee of $75 for pets. Multiple pets okay and pet common area is available. This hotel is also near Anderson Lakes Park Reserve, a pet friendly park area with lots of room for your your dog to run. There are no weight or breed restrictions.

11588 Leona Road
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
(952) 942-6001
towneplacesuites.com

Best Western Eden Prairie Inn

Located off West 78th Street, Best Western Eden Prairie allows dogs only with a max of two per room. There is a $10 fee per dog per night added to the room total. Dogs are allowed to stay in rooms if owners leave as long as they do not bark. There are no breed or weight restrictions. Anderson Lakes Park Preserve is close by for playing with your dogs.

11500 W 78th Street
Eden Prairie, MN 55344-3601
(952) 829-0888
bestwestern.com

Homestead Studio Suites

The Homestead Studio Suites charges $25 per day up to $150 total for their pet fee. There can be no more than two pets per room. There are no breed and weight restrictions. Lake Idlewild is close to the hotel to take your pets for a walk.

11905 Technology Dr
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
(952) 942-6818
homesteadhotels.com

Residence Inn Minneapolis Eden Prairie

There is a a non-refundable one time sanitation fee of $75 for pets staying at the Residence Inn. There are no weight or breed restrictions and multiple pets are okay. Near Anderson Lakes Park Reserve, giving your pets a place to run.

7780 Flying Cloud Drive
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
952-829-0033
marriott.com

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Residence Inn Minneapolis Eden Prairie

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