Hotel Rules: Service Dogs vs. Emotional Support Animals

How many of you want to take a trip with your pet but aren't comfortable about leaving your pet alone in a hotel room? The truth is that many hotels and vacation rentals do not allow it. However, even if it is allowed, do you really want your pet left alone?
Taking a trip with your pet doesn't have to mean spending more. It's always good to dig a bit and find out how and where you can save. Everyone loves a deal! Besides, if you can save a little "here" then you can spend it a little more "there."
Pretty much nothing makes pet parents happier then when other people show love for their furry sidekicks. Which is why finding a business that’s not just tolerant of their pets, but friendly to them is such a win. Even if it’s a tad pricier or a little out of their way, they’re willing to show their loyalty to those folks who are welcoming to their pets.
Hampton Inns are a real fan favorite among travelers – whether they are traveling alone or with their pets.
Playing it by ear can lead to great things. Taking things as they come can reduce the stress of planning – and it leaves room to be spontaneous and explore. Still, there is a time and place for improvising – and booking accommodations for you and your pet is not the time to take risks.
As pet parents hit the road with their furkids this summer, they’re looking for places to stay that truly welcome their whole family. This includes not only seeking out pet-friendly accommodations, but those that offer above-and-beyond perks for their pets.