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Best 4 And 5 Star Dog Friendly Hotels
More than 16 million Americans are traveling with their pets, according to TODAY. Recently, 4 and 5 star hotels began to cater to dog owners and their pampered pooches. The best dog friendly hotels accommodate guests with over-the-top service, attention to detail and even a bit of humor. Here are a few 4 and 5 star pet friendly hotels that accept pets to consider.Top 10 Pet Friendly Hotels
According to a TripAdvisor survey of 1,200 U.S. travelers, 61 percent of pet owners travel with their dogs. Of those, 33 percent said they “often” bring Fido along, and 5 percent said they “always” do. Other travelers largely seem receptive to the idea of pets traveling alongside their owners, but 39 percent of respondents say that allergies are a concern when sharing mass transportation with dogs. Additionally, 56 percent of respondents were annoyed by owners who did not pick up after their pets, 35 percent said they do not like to see pets in “inappropriate settings,” 28 percent said they don’t like being expected to treat others’ dogs like people, and 26 percent are frustrated by noisy pets. According to their study, these are the Top Ten Best Pet Friendly Hotels that appealed to pet owners the most.Pet Friendly Hotels Worldwide Since 1999™
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‘I was sleeping when the Wall fell’: Berlin stories, 30 years onWednesday the 6th, 2019
The years leading up to – and just after – the fall of the Berlin Wall are filled with vivid and poignant memories for these locals from both East and WestBorn in Radebeul, eastern Germany. His retrospective will be published by Siedl in 2020, with an accompanying exhibition at C/O BerlinI...
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Matriarch of the glen: walking the Highlands’ hidden pilgrim trailTuesday the 5th, 2019
A walk to a remote pre-Christian shrine leaves our writer reflecting on the power of a mythical Highland woman – and how she is the perfect role model for our timesIn a remote Highland glen, inaccessible by car, lies a unique and hidden treasure. Glen Cailliche – most easily reached through...
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Trump team seeks to ‘modernize' national parks, with wifi and Amazon deliveriesTuesday the 5th, 2019
Parks one of many government resources Trump has sought to privatize, including the US postal service, airports and freewaysA team of Trump administration advisers – consisting mostly of appointees from the private industry – are urging “modernization” of national park campgrounds, with a...
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Share a tip on vintage shopping in Europe for the chance to win a £200 hotel voucherTuesday the 5th, 2019
Into 50s clothing , 80 mags or 70s soul on vinyl? If you love retro shopping tell us where to find the good stuff in the UK and EuropeWhether you’re a fashion, music, design or art hunter, please tell us about great places to go in the UK and Europe to shop for vintage and retro goodies.We’d...
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Geisha selfies banned in Kyoto as foreign tourism boom takes tollTuesday the 5th, 2019
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A local’s guide to Nantes, France: top 10 tipsMonday the 4th, 2019
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Top 10 budget beach hotels and B&Bs on Mexico’s Pacific coastWednesday the 18th, 2015
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Top 10 budget beach hotels, guesthouses and hostels on the Yucatán peninsula, MexicoMonday the 16th, 2015
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Top 10 budget beach B&Bs in the SeychellesMonday the 26th, 2015
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Top 10 budget beach guesthouses and B&Bs in South Africa's Western CapeSunday the 4th, 2015
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Forget Bali, I found bliss in the blandness of a chain hotel | Emma BrockesFriday the 18th, 2019
Four days spent alone in Florida pushed me to the limits of boredom. But it was just what I neededI was in a chain hotel 20 miles north of Orlando for meetings that would last, on and off, for four days. This was not a holiday resort. Outside, the rain was bathwater warm, the pool windswept and...
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Spain road trip: Granada to AlmeríaWednesday the 7th, 2019
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French leave: fun places to stay on four routes to the south of FranceFriday the 19th, 2019
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Coast through summer: 10 itineraries for the UK seasideSaturday the 6th, 2019
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Turin city break: the best music, restaurants and cultureWednesday the 3rd, 2019
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Tarifa holiday guide: the best activities, bars, restaurants and hotelsSaturday the 1st, 2019
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Alternative city breaks: Genoa – restaurants, nightlife and shoppingThursday the 30th, 2019
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Turkfest: Ireland's little festival with a big heart – a photo essayWednesday the 21st, 2019
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Telegraph sale could herald breakup of vast Barclays empireMonday the 28th, 2019
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Britannia Hotels rated sector's worst chain for seventh year in a rowSunday the 27th, 2019
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20 of the best vegan and vegetarian hotels and B&Bs in EuropeSaturday the 26th, 2019
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Five new London hotels: reviewedFriday the 25th, 2019
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Country diary: magical mushrooms spark the children’s imaginationTuesday the 5th, 2019
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City breaks with kids: EdinburghTuesday the 22nd, 2019
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Powder sharing agreement: plans to create Italy’s biggest ski areaSunday the 20th, 2019
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Tiny house holiday: can a family of four fit in a 15-square-metre space?Sunday the 13th, 2019
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Family skiing in the French Alps – fun on and off the slopesSaturday the 12th, 2019
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Jewel of the Atlas: mining for pleasure in a Berber retreatSunday the 6th, 2019
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10 of the best pilgrim routes in Europe: readers’ travel tipsThursday the 31st, 2019
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Share a tip on cosy places to stay in the UK in winter to win a £200 hotel voucherTuesday the 29th, 2019
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10 of the best winter festivals in Europe: readers’ travel tipsThursday the 24th, 2019
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Share a tip on pilgrim trails in Europe for a chance of winning a £200 hotel voucherWednesday the 23rd, 2019
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Construction Begins on Detroit's First Cambria HotelMonday the 4th, 2019
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Will 2019 Be Another Record Year for Montenegro's Booming Tourism Industry?Monday the 7th, 2019
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Business Travel Surges in MallorcaTuesday the 12th, 2019
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Saint Lucia Records over 1.2 Million Visitors In 2018Wednesday the 23rd, 2019
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MGM Resorts Completes the Sale of Grand Victoria CasinoTuesday the 7th, 2018
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