Washington, D.C. Pet Friendly Hotels

Washington, D.C. Pet Friendly Hotels

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You don't have to leave your pets at home to experience the history of Washington, DC. There are many hotels in the nation's capital that welcome pets. The city has a handful of animal hospitals, pet stores, groomers and dog-sitting services, and dogs are welcome, on leashes, at many of Washington, DC's biggest attractions, such as the Lincoln Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial (although not underneath the memorials' domes). The city also has four dog parks---at Congressional Cemetery, Lincoln Park, Glover Park and Marion Park.

The Jefferson Hotel‬‎

The Jefferson Hotel welcomes dogs without weight restrictions for a refundable deposit. The Jefferson has a pet butler, who is available to walk and feed your dog, as well as a pet menu available through room-service dining. The hotel provides water and food bowls, and leashes are available. The Jefferson's rooms and suites include Internet access and cable TVs. The hotel has a full-service spa, on-site fine dining and meeting rooms.

‪The Jefferson Hotel‬‎
‪1200 16th St. N.W‬.
‪Washington, DC 20036‬
‪202-448-2300‬
jeffersondc.com

The Westin Grand, Washington DC

Dogs under 40 pounds are welcome at the Westin Grand. Before booking your stay, notify the hotel that you intend to bring a pet to verify that pet-friendly rooms are available. The Westin Grand has two restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center. The rooms include mini bars, coffee makers and cable TVs, and the bathrooms have separate shower stalls and bath tubs. Internet access is available for a daily fee.

The Westin Grand, Washington DC

2350 M St. N.W.

Washington, DC 20037

202-429-0100
starwoodhotels.com

‪Hotel Madera‬‎

Hotel Madera welcomes dogs and cats under 200 pounds without additional fees or deposits. There is also no restriction on the number of pets each guest can bring. Pet owners must sign a waiver, and pets must remain on leashes in public areas. Crates are available, as are pet-friendly packages that include treats, use of food and water bowls, mats and available dog-sitting. All rooms include free Internet access, MP3 player docking stations, cable TVs and coffee makers. There is an on-site restaurant, business center and available in-room spa services.

‪Hotel Madera‬‎
‪1310 New Hampshire Ave. N.W‬.
‪Washington, DC 20036‬
‪800-368-5691‬
hotelmadera.com

Hilton Washington

The Hilton welcomes dogs with a weight limit of 75 pounds. Owners must pay an additional, nonrefundable fee, and the hotel requests that you call ahead to verify that there are pet-friendly rooms available. The Hilton offers rooms and suites, all with Internet access, cable TVs, work desks and coffee makers. There is an on-site restaurant and bar, a separate sports bar and a business center.

Hilton Washington

1919 Connecticut Ave. N.W.
Washington, DC 20009
202-483-3000
hilton.com

Crowne Plaza Hotel

The Crowne Plaza Hotel has designated rooms for pets under 30 pounds on the third floor. The hotel requests that you call ahead to verify pet-friendly rooms are available, and requires a refundable deposit for pets. The Crowne Plaza has an on-site restaurant and a fitness center, and all rooms feature satellite TVs, stereo systems with CD players, free Internet access and coffee makers.

Crowne Plaza Hotel

1001 14th St. N.W.

Washington, DC 20005

202-682-0111
ichotelsgroup.com

Article Written By Adam Sparks

Adam Sparks has served as a reporter, designer, copy editor and systems administrator. He has written for several newspapers and online publications, including "The Register-Guard" and Wired Oregon. Sparks graduated from the University of Oregon in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in communications.

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