Hotel Group Pet Policies

Hilton has a mixed pet policy across its portfolio, with most midscale and extended-stay brands being pet-friendly. Home2 Suites and Homewood Suites consistently welcome pets across all locations, while luxury brands like Waldorf Astoria and Conrad typically do not. Fees and weight limits vary significantly by brand and individual property.

Marriott offers one of the broadest pet-friendly portfolios in the industry, with extended-stay brands like Residence Inn and TownePlace Suites being consistently welcoming. Many full-service brands like Sheraton and Westin also accept pets, though policies are determined at the property level. The Ritz-Carlton is a notable exception in the luxury tier that often accepts pets.

Hyatt welcomes pets across many of its select-service and extended-stay brands, with Hyatt Place and Hyatt House being the most consistently pet-friendly. Upscale and luxury brands like Park Hyatt and Alila are more restrictive and rarely accept pets. Policies including fees and weight limits are set independently by each property.

IHG stands out with Kimpton Hotels, which is famously pet-friendly — welcoming all pets regardless of size, weight, or species, with no additional fees. Extended-stay brands Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites are also reliably pet-friendly. Luxury brands like InterContinental and Regent are more restrictive and typically do not accept pets.