It shouldn’t take long if you’re looking for a highly-rated, pet-friendly hotel in San Francisco. As one of America’s most popular pet-friendly destinations, San Francisco offers several great hotels for you and your furry friend. Nevertheless, like all hotels, some are better than others based on guest reviews. Compare hotel rates directly with those of popular hotel booking sites like Expedia, Kayak, TripAdvisor, and Booking.com.
Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in San Francisco
Argonaut Hotel
495 Jefferson St.
San Francisco, CA 94109
(415) 563-0800
www.argonauthotel.com
With a convenient location near Fisherman’s Wharf, the Argonaut Hotel is an excellent choice for dog lovers. A part of the Noble House collection, the Argonaut has a pet-friendly policy with no size restrictions. A fee of $75 per pet per stay is charged, while stays over seven days require an additional cost. Nearby are great pet spots, like Aquatic Park and Fort Mason. Additionally, Crissy Field is nearby, a popular spot for dog owners amid spectacular views of Golden Gate Bridge. The Argonaut Hotel has been a AAA Four Diamond Award recipient for 16 consecutive years.
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Hyatt Regency San Francisco
5 Embarcadero Center
San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 788-1234
www.facebook.com/hyattregencysanfrancisco
Hyatt Regency San Francisco is currently reserving stays beginning on September 3. But for pet lovers, it’s worth the wait for one of the city’s iconic hotels. Conveniently close to the Embarcadero for strolling, Hyatt Regency is lauded as pet-friendly. The hotel accepts dogs weighing up to 50 lbs. or two dogs up to 75 lbs. total. Fees for up to six nights are $100, with an additional $100 for extended stays. Visitors and guests will also enjoy the Hyatt Regency San Francisco’s 42,000 sq. ft. lobby, the most significant in the world.
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InterContinental San Francisco
888 Howard St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 616-6500
www.intercontinentalsanfrancisco.com
InterContinental San Francisco allows up to two pets weighing up to 50 lbs. The fee is $100 per pet, and cats and dogs are allowed. Guests with pets will stay in designated pet-friendly rooms. Also on site is a fitness center, pool, and the Michelin-starred Luce Restaurant. Most dog-friendly destinations in the city will require a private vehicle to reach them. Suggestions may include Crissy Field, Fort Funston, and Golden Gate Park. The latter has a gated dog park and other parks like Corona Heights and Rincon Hill.
Marines Memorial Club & Hotel
609 Sutter St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 673-6672
www.marinesmemorial.org
Marine Memorial Club & Hotel is a rare San Francisco hotel with no pet fees. Located near Union Square, this hotel also offers a VIP (Very Important Pet) package, which includes a pet bed. Front desk staff can recommend pet-friendly destinations nearby, like Golden Gate Park. This may also include Baker Beach and Fort Funston. Marine Memorial Club & Hotel is also a rare local hotel that does not charge a resort fee. Three resident bulldogs serve as happy hosts to visiting animals. Also on site is a top-floor steakhouse and fitness center. Marines Memorial Club & Hotel is near the dog/walk-friendly Embarcadero.
Staypineapple San Francisco
580 Geary St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 441-2700
www.staypineapple.comunionsquaresanfrancisco
Opened last year, Staypineapple San Francisco quickly established itself as one of the city’s most pet-friendly hotels. Part of the appeal is special offers primarily geared towards pets of any size. For instance, the Bark and Park package offers 50 percent off parking and pet fees. Another attractive package is Pineapple Pup, with 50 percent off pet fees and nice perks like a water bowl, treats, and a pet bed. Located within a restored Victorian building near Union Square, Staypineapple San Francisco is a short walk from Chinatown. Of course, Union Square can make for a pleasant stroll from the hotel.
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