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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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