Ranked By Roch

29/11/2024

We are proud to participate in the United Nations COP16Riyadh conference in partnership with the International Aseel Arabian Saluki Center IAASC, and in support of the history and heritage of the Arabian Saluki. We would like to sincerely thank His Excellency Fahad Al Farhan for inviting us to participate and for hosting our team.

23/11/2024

We certified The Dolder Grand as dog-friendly, and they scored an awesome A rank, making them a great choice for dog owners visiting Zurich. They have a chef-designed dog menu (Hunde Karte)with no less than four different meal options for your dog to choose from, and dogs are welcome in their bars, restaurants, and throughout the hotel, showcasing their canine inclusivity. They provide beds, bowls, and treats and can even take your dog for a walk if needed, making them one of the best dog-friendly hotels in Zurich.

The Dolder Grand has scored an awesome A rank, making it a fantastic choice for dog owners visiting Zurich, Switzerland. This hotel stands out with its high level of canine inclusivity, allowing dogs in all bars, restaurants, and public areas. Most rooms are dog-friendly, so availability should not....

23/11/2024

We certified the InterContinental Montreal as dog-friendly, they scored a disappointing D rank, making them a barely acceptable choice for dog owners. Canine inclusivity is nonexistent, dogs are not allowed in the bar, restaurant, terrace, or public areas. They also fail to provide basic amenities like a bed, or food and water bowls. But in return for a $40 per night canine tax, you get some dog treats, a small travel bowl, a small blanket, and a plush toy.

The InterContinental Montreal has scored a disappointing D rank, making it an almost unacceptable choice for dog owners visiting Montreal, Canada. While most rooms are dog-friendly, dogs are not allowed in the bar, restaurant, terrace, or public areas, which limits their inclusivity. However, dogs c...

23/11/2024

We certified the J.K.Place in Rome as dog-friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a good choice for owners of very small dogs. With an absurd weight limit of just 22 pounds (10 kg), they exclude medium-sized dog breeds like our founder's Labrador and restrict access to all but the smallest dog breeds, calling into question their commitment to being dog-friendly. Dogs stay for free, though, and they provide beds, food, and water bowls, so you don't have to bring them with you. Dogs are also allowed in their bar and restaurant, enabling you to enjoy the hotel with your (small) dog.

The J.K. Place Roma has scored a respectable B rank, making it a good option for dog owners visiting Rome, Italy. Most of their rooms are dog-friendly, so availability should not be an issue. Dog owners can enjoy a drink with their canine companion at the hotel bar and even bring them along for meal...

23/11/2024

We certified the Carlton Hotel St. Moritz as dog-friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a good choice for dog owners. Dogs are welcome in their bar and restaurant, and they provide beds and bowls. With no weight restrictions and two dogs per room allowed, their canine inclusivity shines, but there is an absence of services like dog walking and some restrictions like being unable to leave your dog in the room.

The Carlton Hotel St. Moritz has scored a decent B rank, making it a respectable choice for dog owners visiting St. Moritz in Switzerland. This hotel welcomes dogs in its bar, restaurant, and terrace, allowing you to enjoy meals and drinks with your canine companion. Dogs are also welcome in the lou...

23/11/2024

We certified the Ojai Valley Inn as dog-friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a decent choice for dog owners visiting Ojai, California. They provide beds and bowls and even have dog food on their room service menu. But they do charge a completely insane canine tax of $300 *per dog*, which is the highest pet fee we have ever seen at any hotel we have certified.

The Ojai Valley Inn has scored a respectable B rank, making it a good option for dog owners visiting Ojai, California. While dogs are not allowed in the bar, restaurant, or terrace, they are welcome in the hotel's lounge and public areas, which is a plus for canine inclusivity. However, dogs cannot....

23/11/2024

We certified the Hotel Principe Forte dei Marmi as dog-friendly; they scored our failing F rank, making them a hotel that dog owners should avoid. The hotel charges a canine tax of €50 per night while failing to provide basic amenities like beds, bowls, food, or treats. They also have an absurd weight limit of just 11 pounds, excluding most dog breeds, including our founder's labrador. Canine inclusivity is nonexistent, with dogs banned from their bars and restaurants, and their pet policy appears to contain a threat that they might place your dog into a local animal shelter for 'disrespect.' This hotel should be avoided by dog owners.

The Hotel Principe Forte dei Marmi has scored a failing F rank, making it a hotel to avoid for dog owners visiting Forte dei Marmi, Italy. Dogs are not allowed in the bar, restaurant, or public areas, which severely limits their inclusivity, and they must never be left alone in rooms, complicating p...

23/11/2024

We certified the Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz as dog-friendly; they scored our failing F rank, making them a hotel that dog owners should avoid when visiting Malta. They fail to provide basic amenities like beds, bowls, food, or treats, so you must pack and bring them. The weight limit is 44 pounds (20 kg), which excludes medium-sized dog breeds like our founder's Labrador. They are currently the lowest ranking of any of the Kempinski Hotels we have certified in any of the countries they operate in.

The Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz has scored a failing F rank, making it a hotel to avoid for dog owners visiting San Lawrenz, Malta. Dogs are only allowed in specific room categories, so availability and room choice might be an issue. Canine inclusivity is almost non-existent; dogs are not welcome in...

23/11/2024

We certified the InterContinental Toronto Centre as dog-friendly; it scored a failing F rank, making it a hotel that dog owners should avoid. Its absurd weight limit of 50 pounds excludes our founder's Labrador, and canine inclusivity is non-existent, with dogs banned from its bar, restaurant, and public lounge areas. Dogs are not allowed to stay in the room on their own, and they have the most hostile pet-friendly policy we have ever seen at any hotel. Dog owners should avoid this hotel; it holds the title of being the worst dog-friendly hotel that InterContinental Hotels & Resorts currently operates.

The InterContinental Toronto Centre has scored a failing F rank, making it a hotel to avoid for dog owners visiting Toronto, Canada. Only a few rooms are dog-friendly, so availability could be an issue. Dogs are not welcome in the bar, restaurant, terrace, or any public areas, which means your canin...

22/11/2024

We certified The Alpina Gstaad as dog-friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a good choice for dog owners visiting Gstaad. Dogs are allowed in their bar (until 7pm) but not in the restaurant. Beds and bowls are provided, and they can also arrange dog walking services.

The Alpina Gstaad has scored a respectable B rank, making it a good option for dog owners visiting Gstaad, Switzerland. This hotel welcomes dogs in its bar and public areas, allowing you to enjoy a drink with your canine companion. However, dogs are not allowed in the restaurant, which limits dining...

22/11/2024

We certified the Schlosshotel Berlin as dog-friendly; it scored a disappointing D rank, making it a poor choice for dog owners visiting Berlin. Dogs are not allowed in the bar or restaurant, and only a few of its rooms and suites are dog-friendly, so availability might be an issue. In return for a canine tax of $30 a night, you get a food and water bowl, but they have no weight limits, so all dog breeds are welcome to stay.

The Schlosshotel Berlin has scored a disappointing D rank, making it an almost unacceptable choice for dog owners visiting Berlin, Germany. While dogs are allowed in the hotel lounge and public areas, they are not welcome in the bar, restaurant, or on the terrace, which limits the overall canine inc...

22/11/2024

We certified the The Adelphi Hotel, Saratoga Springs as dog-friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a good choice for dog owners visiting the city. Beds and bowls are provided, dogs are welcome in their bar and restaurant, and there are no size restrictions, showcasing their canine inclusivity.



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22/11/2024

We certified the Kouros Hotel & Suites Mykonos as dog-friendly; they scored an average C rank, making them an acceptable choice for dog owners visiting the island of Mykonos in Greece. Dogs stay free and are welcome in their bar and restaurant, with no weight restrictions. However, they do not provide basic amenities like beds, bowls, or dog food, and services like dog walking are absent.

The Kouros Hotel & Suites has scored an average C rank, making it an acceptable choice for dog owners visiting Mykonos Town, Greece. Most rooms are dog-friendly, so availability should not be an issue. Dogs are welcome in the bar and restaurant, allowing you to enjoy meals and drinks with your canin...

22/11/2024

We certified the Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa as dog-friendly; it scored a respectable B rank, making it a solid choice for dog owners visiting Grand Cayman. Dogs stay for free, and there are no weight limits, so all breeds are welcome. Beds and bowls are provided, and dogs can join you in the bar and restaurant as long as you are outside on their patio. They are missing services like dog-walking, and amenities like dog food, but as always Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants offer a dependable level of dog friendliness to their canine guests.

The Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa has scored a respectable B rank, making it a good option for dog owners visiting Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Only two of their floors are dog-friendly, so availability might be an issue. Dogs are welcome on the bar and restaurant patio outside (but not inside), all...

21/11/2024

We certified the Hotel Pulitzer Barcelona as dog-friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a good choice for dog owners visiting the city. Dogs are allowed in their rooftop, patio, and lobby bar, can stay in the room on their own, and the hotel provides food and water bowls, and free treats. However, their absurd weight limit of 18 pounds excludes all but the smallest dogs, including our labrador and they charge a canine tax of 40 USD per night.

The Hotel Pulitzer Barcelona has scored a respectable B rank, making it a good option for dog owners visiting Barcelona, Spain. This hotel stands out for its canine inclusivity, allowing dogs in most rooms and welcoming them in the bar, terrace, and lounge areas. While dogs aren't allowed in the res...

21/11/2024

We certified the Petit Palace Hotelity in Valencia as dog-friendly; they scored a mediocre C rank, making them a somewhat acceptable choice for dog owners visiting the city. Dogs stay for free, are provided bowls, and have no weight restrictions, but dogs are not allowed in their bar or restaurant.

The Petit Palace Plaza de la Reina has scored an average C rank, making it an acceptable choice for dog owners visiting Valencia, Spain. Most of their rooms are dog-friendly, so availability should not be an issue. Dogs are welcome on the terrace, and they can also enjoy the hotel's lounge and publi...

21/11/2024

We certified the Hotel de la Bretonnerie - Paris Marais as dog friendly; they scored a respectable B rank, making them a good choice for dog owners visiting Paris. Dogs stay for free, have no weight limits, and your dog can join you for breakfast in their dining room. They provide dog beds and food/water bowls, so you won't need to pack those either!

The Hotel de la Bretonnerie has scored a respectable B rank, making it a good option for dog owners visiting Paris, France. Most of their rooms are dog-friendly, so availability should never be an issue. Dogs are welcome in the breakfast room, allowing you to enjoy your morning meal with your canine...

21/11/2024

We certified the Waldorf Astoria Doha West Bay as dog-friendly; they scored a disappointing D rank, making them a poor choice for dog owners visiting Doha. Dogs are restricted from the bar and restaurant and dogs cannot stay alone in the room. They also have a weight limit of 75 pounds, which excludes our Labrador and calls into question their commitment to canine inclusivity. In return for a bed and a bowl, expect to pay $150 (QR 500.00) per stay, which is expensive compared to many other hotels, especially given the limited services and amenities. Additionally, there's a hefty $450 (QR 1,500.00) damage deposit, which increases the upfront cost of a room.

The Waldorf Astoria Doha has scored a disappointing D rank, making it an almost unacceptable choice for dog owners visiting Doha, Qatar. While most rooms are dog-friendly, dogs are restricted from the bar and restaurant, limiting their inclusivity, and dogs cannot stay alone in the room, which could...