Traveling with a pet to Las Vegas doesn't mean compromising on location or quality. Along the Strip, several hotels-from themed resorts like Excalibur to modern towers like The Cosmopolitan-allow dogs and cats, often with designated pet floors, outdoor relief areas, and welcome amenities. Budget-wise, expect nightly rates starting around $100 at mid-range properties, while premium resorts with full pet services can run $250 or more. Most pet-friendly hotels charge a non-refundable pet fee (typically $50-$150 per stay) and may require a pet agreement at check-in.
For first-time visitors, staying at Flamingo Las Vegas or Planet Hollywood puts you in the heart of the action, steps from the High Roller and Bellagio Fountains. If you prefer quieter surroundings, Mandalay Bay at the south end offers a sandy beach pool and easy airport access. MGM Grand and New York-New York provide spacious rooms and direct monorail links, making pet travel simpler. Always confirm the hotel's pet policy before booking, as some restrict pet size or number, and ask about nearby dog parks-such as the one at Sunset Park-for daily exercise.