Pet Friendly Hotels in Washington DC

Washington DC is famous for its incredible quality of hotels; being the nation's capital, this isn't surprising. Nor is it surprising that the city has an incredible array of pet-friendly hotels, and we've selected them all - from all-out luxury to cheap, industrial-chic hotels. Amazingly, some of the cheapest hotels are the most pet friendly, and it comes to no surprise that the more plush and expensive stays have an incredible range of services to provide, from dogsitting to healthy treats. So browse this collection of the most pet-friendly hotels in Washington DC and start planning your trip.

For Value chic

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Hotel Hive is gaining a name for itself as one of the best value hotels in the US. Set within a renovated warehouse, it not only offers seriously cool yet simple ooms with exposed brickwork and whitewashed walls, it's in a central location - just 2 blocks from a Metro station - and pets bring no extra charge. Add to the mix the effortlessly stylish bar with its fireplace, and you've got yourself a winner.
Trendy and lively, the Moxy Washington DC is the ultimate, value-chic instagrammable hotel. From the lobby, with its football tables, cool hipsterish clutter, live music and comfy sofas, to the muted, light-filled industrial-conversion rooms, it's a pretty awesome stay, suited to the young folk. Bunk rooms and a neon-lit bar. A pet-friendy place, but even hipsters have rules: 1 pet per room, max 34kg, charged at $100 per stay. Service animals are exempt.

For the quiet suburbs

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Kimpton Glover Park sits in the leafy suburbs, and is a perfect place to take your pet. Not only can your pooch stay at no extra cost, but the sleek and spacious rooms, offer plenty of light-filled space for your dog or cat. The Casolare restaurant is a sweet addition - Italian style dining in a mosaic-tiled, wood-panelled room, plus there's the free evening wine reception, and of course, the in-room spa treatments too.

For Urban cool

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Bright painted pews, old prayer books, and a 60ft high vaulted ceiling: The Line DC is the ultimate neoclassical conversion. Set in an old, pillared church, this hip hotel has heaps of swagger and panache. All dogs are welcome (no weight or size restrictions here), and with a special pet package, a donation goes to a local pet charity.
Eaton DC has its own in-house Director of Culture, and that's all you need to know about this progressive, bold, artsy, eco-friendly hotel. It's got its own radio station, library, political art gallery, New Age wellness programme and sauna. Interiors are decked out in a unique, stylish artisan design, and the restaurant serves up vegan food grown from its own garden; this is a truly magical and idiosyncratic place. Oh, and pets are welcome, at no extra charge!
Definitely one of the coolest hotels around, Riggs is an explosion of colour in a renovated bank building. The individually-styled, artsy rooms are elegant, with flourishes of Old World elegance like four-posters and antiques. Marble columned interiors, rooftop terrace fine dining with views to drink in, and a French bistro. Pets of up to 40lb are welcome.
With its standout, young and colourful vibe, The Embassy Row is a great place for young couples and businessmen alike. A spacious business centre, games room, roof terrace pool with its silent discos in the summertime, it's effortlessly fun and cool. Dogs are welcome, and can stay at no extra cost. The rooms themselves are flooded with light, adorned in an imaginative and bold decor.

For foodies

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Boasting one of the city's finest restaurants, it's a wonder how Thompson Washington DC could be any better. But this luxe, smart and plush hotel surpasses expecations: offering seriously stylish rooms coloured in greys, blues and whites, bursting with light, with sink-into beds and a vintage-y decor. Dogs of up to 50lb are welcome at no extra cost.

For families

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For a stylish, family stay, you can't get better than the Fairmont Washington DC. A grandiose, marble-clad, luxury affair, pets are welcome at no extra cost. The spacious, elegant suites are particularly suited to families with pets, as are the babysitting services. Particular highlights include the large indoor saltwater pool, and the courtyard patio, with its blazing fireplace and outdoor seating.

For an historic stay

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The Watergate is probably the most famous hotel in the world, thanks to Richard Nixon. A grand, modernist piece of architectural wizardry, featuring slick, modern rooms with an almost futuristic decor. Pets of up to 40lbs are welcome, and the fee includes provision of blanket and bowls. The swirling furnishings of the French-American restaurant will dazzle you, and the whiskey bar and rooftop bar complete the stay. Divine.
In terms of prime location, The Hay-Adams is unbeatable. Looking out over the White House, and the obelisk rising skyward, this elegant, neoclassical hotel offers good-old fashioned hospitality, classic dining at the Lafayette Restaurant - a local favourite - and classic, plush, white rooms with Italian linens. Families like the spaciousness of the rooms, and the special kids packages on offer; pets are welcome, but you need to contact the hotel first.

For a romantic break

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The Dupont Circle Hotel is ideal for a romantic break. From the outdoor terrace, bathed in golden light and boasting stunning vistas of the city skyline, to the intimate rooms and suites - coloured in plums, creams and chocolates - with sink-into four-posters, the best coming with private terraces. Al fresco dining in the restaurant. The hotel accepts small pets of up to 9kg.

All-out-luxury

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Jefferson Hotel is probably one of the most pet friendly hotels in Washington DC. That makes sense, considering its luxury nature. A Renaissance-revivalist affair, with a grand marble staircase, high-ceilinged, beautiful rooms, fine dining and an extensive wine list at the Plume restaurant, and a large collection of original letters written by Jefferson himself, it's unbeatable luxury. As for pets, any up to 50lbs are welcome; walking maps are provided, dog sitting services, and provision of bowls and treats.
Never judge a book by its cover. The same rule applies to Four Seasons Washington DC, whose bland, redbrick facade belies the lavish, all-out luxury within. The elegant, light-filled rooms are the size of suites; the suites are the size of apartments, all with large windows and sink-into beds, and walls adorned with modern art. This is a favourite haunt of political hot-shots, and that's not surprising: fine dining in the restaurant, a wild cocktail list at the trendy bar. In terms of pets, they're extremely accommodating: dog walking and dog-sitting services are provided, at this glorious 5-star.
Ritz Carlton Washington DC is a superb place for a luxury stay. This grand 5-star offers elegant, contemporary, marble-clad, light-filled rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, and suites adorned with original artworks. The bistro and bar are welcome additions, too, and pets below the weight of 40lbs are welcome, and provided with beds, bowls, and nutritious treats.

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The 15 Best Pet Friendly Hotels in Washington DC

The Dupont Circle Hotel

Washington DC (Dupont Circle)

A fashionable hotel within walking distance from iconic attractions. The modern and smart rooms, featuring large, plump, four-poster beds, create a stylish, city atmosphere. There is a chic and lively bar and large dedicated spaces for events, meetings, and weddings.

Sights nearby - Whether it's paying a visit to the White House, or to buzzing Gerogetown - this location makes it all easily accessible
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from AU$417 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

The 15 Best Pet Friendly Hotels in Washington DC

For Value chic

For the quiet suburbs

For Urban cool

For foodies

For families

For an historic stay

For a romantic break

All-out-luxury

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The 15 Best Pet Friendly Hotels in Washington DC

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