Product Description

The low cost pet lodging guide that people have been waiting for. DogFriendly.com is used by over 1 million people annually for pet travel information. This pet-friendly lodging guide for the United States and Canada gives up to date information on hotels, resorts, bed & breakfasts and vacation rentals. It also includes the top 20 cities and resorts to visit with your dogs. Detailed pet policies are included such as pet fees, size limits and other restrictions. Plus, this guide only includes places that allow small, medium and larger dogs and allow dogs in non-smoking rooms as well. This is your guide to the most pet-friendly places to stay with your dog. If you are also looking for a complete travel guide also including dog-friendly attractions, patio restaurants, parks, beaches, dog parks and more then consider our other title DogFriendly.com's United States and Canada Dog Travel Guide.

Also Includes:
- Special road trip sections like "Preparation for a Road Trip" and "Etiquette for the Traveling Dog."

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #68116 in Books
• Published on: 2008-01-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 453 pages

About the Author
Tara and Len Kain have traveled over 150,000 miles across the U.S. and Canada with their family and dogs in search of some of the best dog-friendly places around. They founded DogFriendly.com in 1998 and have been traveling together with dogs since 1990. They edit and operate DogFriendly.com, which currently has over 1 million readers annually. Tara and Len, along with DogFriendly.com, have been featured in many newspaper articles, on radio and on TV. Tara, Len and their family reside in the California foothills near Sacramento.

Customer Reviews

Dog Friendly Lodging
This book was a great help to us in traveling with our three dogs. It is clearly written and we found the information contained in the book to be 100% correct. Great reference!

Not so good
We were planning a trip to Aspen Colorado via car. Many of the hotels listed as dog friendly weren't. What I mean is an extra charge (non refundable) of $50 a night does not qualify. Also, many required you take smoking rooms and/or second floor. We are seniors and don't do second floors. We decided to monopolize franchise hotels we know are nationally dog friendly such as Days Inns, Motel 6, and some Best Westerns. I don't recommend the book.

If you want to travel with your dog this is awesome!
I was astounded by the number of places that you can stay with your dog.
Worth the purchase