The family travels, and does not want to leave the beloved little cute pet. Don't worry, there are many hotels abroad that allow cute pets to be raised, and these cute little ones often wander around the hotel lobby to welcome guests. The following six cute pet hotels are good places to go, so that you can stay in the hotel is also cute!
Montage Deer Valley Hotel, Utah, USA
Bernese mountain longhair
This hotel is a large luxury resort where guests can ski in and out of the hotel. The rooms are like superior apartments with warm wooden décor, chandeliers, high-end artwork, fireplace and marble bathrooms with underfloor heating, bathtub and separate shower. There is also a large spa on site, where guests can enjoy the swimming pool, steam room and sauna for free. Several restaurants serve gourmet cuisine, including one with a bowling alley. On top of that, there are two dog ambassadors in the shop, Monty and Jonas, both Bernese mountain long-haired dogs, who greet guests in the hotel lobby.
Hotel Bristol, Paris
Cat couple
The Bristol Hotel opened in the 1920s and remains one of the most recognizable luxury hotels in Paris. The 88-room Bristol Hotel is located on the upscale shopping street of Paris, next to the Hermès flagship, and the Avenue Montaigne and Champs Elysées are not far away. There is a sunlit indoor pool, a rarity in Paris, and a three-Michelin-starred restaurant. The spa has three floors and offers a Turkish bath, as well as a children's playroom. It's perfect for guests with children, as there are not only dedicated children's services, but also two cute Berman cats that are popular with children.
Chelsea Pinewood Inn, New York
Cat Charlie
Pinewood Inn Chelsea is a unique B&B in Chelsea and the meatpacking district. The guest house opened in the mid-1980s and is known for its hospitality. It's a movie-themed inn with lots of movie posters and lots of classic movie star-themed rooms. There is a mascot in the shop, a cat named Charlie Chaplin, who has two special beards on his face that resemble Chaplin. Charlie was abandoned in the hotel garden as soon as he was born, and after being rescued, he became a member of the hotel and is now 15 years old.
Hotel Del Mar, Le Oberci, Santiago
Dog Sophie
With 120 rooms, Le Oberci Del Mar is one of the top hotels on the Southern California coast. It is located in the beautiful village of Del Mar, close to the beach. The rooms here make guests feel at home, equipped with high-tech amenities, a small pool and a luxury spa. Gentle pets under 15 pounds (about 6.8 kg) can stay at the hotel for a fee and can also play with sophie, the dog in the store. Once, while the hotel was renovating, the staff picked up a puppy named Buttercup and took it in for a while before its owner found it. Later, buttercup was born, and the hotel kept one of them, which was Sophie. Now Sophie even has her own Facebook page, posting selfies regularly.
Ritz-Carlton, Biscayne Bay, Miami
Gold-collared parrot gonzo
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Biscayne Bay is located on a small island in Biscayne Bay and has 450 rooms. The hotel features scenic courtyards, a large swimming pool, a luxurious spa and a world-class tennis centre with elegant interiors. The hotel has a Ritz Kids Program, which is suitable for children. Children can feed the golden-collared parrot gonzo and take a photo with the gonzo.
Kimpton Hotel, Muse, New York
Teacup Pomeranian ginger
Located in downtown New York, this hotel is just steps from Broadway and minutes from Times Square. The hotel has contemporary rooms and suites, a funky bar and a restaurant with local chefs, and a complimentary wine tasting for an hour a night. The hotel is a medium-priced, animal-friendly hotel that has hosted a variety of pets such as snakes, penguins, pigs and more. Ginger is a teacup Pomeranian in the hotel and is the "pet department supervisor". It can often be seen in its leopard bed near the doorman.
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