Bring Them Along
Pet-Friendly Downtown
- Who's Welcome
- Dogs & cats only
- Pets Per Room
- Up to 2
- Weight Limit
- 75 lbs per pet
- Pet Fee
- $150 per stay
Pets Are Guests Here
No need to leave your pups at home. We’ll welcome them with treats at check-in and bowls in the room. When it’s time for a walk, downtown Raleigh is right outside the door.
Booking With Pets
A Stay Worth Wagging About
One-Time Pet Fee · Service Animals Stay Free
Bringing your four-legged family member is easy. Add your pet when you make your reservation, and we’ll make sure the room is ready for both of you.
- Step 01Mention them at booking
- Step 02Treats & bowls at check-in
- Step 03Walk to Nearby Parks
The Pet Perks
Built for Wagging Tails
The little things make traveling together easier. Here’s what your pet can expect during the stay.
Welcome Treats & Bowls
Start with a treat at check-in, then find food and water bowls waiting in your room.
Skyline Windows
Curved windows give curious pups a front-row seat to the city below. There’s plenty to watch from up here.
Valet for Park Runs
For longer walks or trips to the park, on-site valet makes it easy to grab the car and go.
Patios All Around
Dog-friendly patios and sidewalk tables are easy to find around downtown Raleigh. Ask our team for nearby favorites.
Room for Everyone
Our two-queen rooms sleep up to four guests and still leave space for your dog’s bed. Everyone gets their own spot.
Morning Routes
Start the day with a walk right outside the hotel. Our team can point you toward nearby routes when you’re ready to explore.
The Neighborhood List
If you need a groomer, sitter, or vet during your stay, ask the front desk for nearby recommendations.
Routines Respected
Let us know your pet’s routine, and we’ll work with you to schedule housekeeping around it.
The Neighborhood
Green Space, Minutes Away
Downtown Raleigh walks its dogs. These are the routes our guests and their co-pilots rate highest.
Dorothea Dix Park
Raleigh’s flagship park — 300-plus acres of meadows, skyline-view lawns and shaded loops. The city’s best off-leash energy without leaving downtown.
Pullen Park
One of the oldest amusement parks in the country, with lakeside paths and shade trees made for a slow afternoon walk.
Historic Oakwood
Victorian porches, quiet streets and garden fences — the neighborhood walk for dogs who prefer architecture to open fields.
WRAL Azalea Gardens
Five free acres of azaleas and shaded paths beside the WRAL studios — spectacular in spring, peaceful the rest of the year.
Direct Booking Privileges
Exclusive Advantages
Still Curious?
Questions, Answered
Fees, limits, parks and patios — the front desk knows the neighborhood down to the fire hydrants. Ask anything.
Yes — dogs and cats are welcome guests at the hotel. Mention your pet when you book so we can note the reservation and set the room up for everyone.
Yes — a nonrefundable pet fee of $150 per stay, and service animals always stay free. The fee is confirmed at booking, so there are no surprises at check-in.
Up to two pets per room, with a 75-pound weight limit per pet. Share your pet’s details when you book and we’ll have the room set for everyone.
Pets stay in a crate or carrier while you’re out of the room, guests are responsible for any damages, and the pet policy agreement is signed at check-in.
Dorothea Dix Park is five minutes by car with big off-leash energy, Pullen Park is seven, and Historic Oakwood’s quiet sidewalks start an eleven-minute walk from the door.
Downtown Raleigh is a patio town — many restaurants and bars around Fayetteville Street, the Warehouse District and Glenwood South welcome dogs at outdoor tables. Ask the front desk for the current favorites.
Treats at check-in and bowls in the room to start. The front desk keeps a running list of local pet services — groomers, sitters and supply shops — if you need anything mid-stay.