trails + dog parks, gateway to the Rockies. We looked past the generic "pet friendly" checkbox and sourced the real fee, weight limit, and pet-count policy for 27 hotels in Denver — so there are no surprises at check-in.
Policies current as of 2026-07-02 — always confirm at booking, since hotel pet policies change and can vary by specific property even within the same brand.
Brand-wide Kimpton no-fee, no-weight-limit pet policy. No deposit or cleaning fees. Dogs and cats welcome; pets greeted by name at check-in; beds, bowls, treats provided; concierge can arrange pet-sitting/grooming.
Policy itself is not disputed — both independent research passes agree — but TripAdvisor reviews describe it as 'dog friendly but not dog convenient': no nearby green space (nearest dog park ~2 blocks away) and elevator crowding with other guests' dogs noted as practical downsides.
Up to two dogs of any size at no charge. Dogs only (no cats). Dog bowls, beds, and a goodie bag available. Pet relief area on property. Guests should notify hotel in advance since pet-friendly rooms are limited.
A separate daily 'Destination Amenity Fee' of $30 + tax per room/night applies to ALL guests regardless of pets — not a pet fee, but adds to the total cost and could read as a hidden fee if not disclosed clearly to a pet-traveling guest expecting 'no fee.'
No deposit required. No size, weight, or breed restrictions. Dogs and cats welcome.
No size restrictions. Dogs and cats welcome. Pets must be registered at the front desk; owner liable for damages.
Despite 'no fee,' a $200 charge applies if a pet is left unattended in the room at any time — worth surfacing clearly so 'no fee' isn't read as 'no conditions.'
Up to two dogs of any size welcome at no charge. Food/water bowls in room, pet beds/treats subject to availability, nearby grassy relief area.
Fee covers additional cleaning and amenities. Pet relief areas nearby.
Cats are NOT allowed at this property, unlike some other Best Western Denver-area locations (e.g. Best Western Denver Southwest, which does allow cats) — brand policy is inconsistent even within the metro.
Pet-friendly rooms on the 2nd floor. Dogs and cats permitted. Pets may not be left unattended. Call ahead for same-day arrivals.
Cross-checked by two independent research passes with identical figures — no conflict.
Dogs and cats allowed. Treat bag at check-in. Grassy relief area on property. Pets may not be left unattended.
Cross-checked by two independent research passes, consistent. Other Denver-metro DoubleTree properties (Central Park, Westminster, The Curtis) charge differently — confirm the specific property.
Only one dog permitted per guest room, up to 50 lbs. Call 877-411-3436 ahead for same-day arrivals to confirm pet-room availability.
Cross-checked by two independent research passes, identical — no conflict.
Independent historic hotel inside Union Station. Dog beds, matching food/water bowls, treats, bones, chew toys, and waste bags provided. Guests should notify the hotel before check-in so the room can be stocked. Service animals exempt from the fee.
Both independent research passes flag the same discrepancy: the hotel's own official site frames this as dogs-only, but some third-party booking sites list cats as also welcome — confirm directly. One pass also found reports of a promotional period waiving the $50 fee entirely — confirm current status before quoting a fee.
Dogs only, cats not permitted. No breed restrictions. Pets must be leashed/crated in common areas and not left unattended. Beds/bowls/treats at check-in. Dog park across the street.
Dogs welcome.
Other Denver-area Hilton Garden Inn locations (Downtown, Cherry Creek, Tech Center) report fees ranging $50-125 and weight limits up to 75 lbs — this figure is specific to the Union Station property, do not assume it applies elsewhere.
Any size pet accepted at this property. Extended-stay suite hotel with kitchens.
Cross-checked, consistent fee across both passes. Significant variance across other Denver-area Homewood Suites: Tower Road and Tech Center cap at 75 lbs, Littleton caps at 30 lbs, West Lakewood charges per-pet instead of a flat fee — do not assume brand consistency.
Dogs and cats welcome, any size at this property. All-suite hotel with free cooked-to-order breakfast.
Cross-checked, consistent. Other Denver-area Embassy Suites (Tech Center: 75 lb cap, Tech Center North, Airport: $75/pet/night) differ — confirm the specific property.
Dogs and cats welcome; vaccination records may be requested; a 'Pet In Suite' door magnet must be displayed; pets barred from the Great Room, fitness center, food service areas, and pool; must be leashed outside the suite.
Fee cross-checked and consistent across both passes (good validation). Other Denver-area Staybridge Suites vary significantly: Cherry Creek is $65 + $10/night with an 80 lb cap, Airport is $75/stay flat with an 80 lb cap, Stapleton is $150/stay with an under-50-lb cap — do not assume brand consistency.
Dogs and cats of any size at this property; well-behaved pets may be left unattended; pet beds/bowls/treats subject to availability; grassy relief area on-site.
Cross-checked, consistent. A different SpringHill Suites location (Denver Airport at Gateway Park) reports the same $75 fee but with a 50 lb weight cap — confirm the specific property.
Dogs and cats allowed. Service animals with proper documentation exempt from the weight limit.
Dogs up to 75 lbs; cats not allowed. Pets may not be left unattended. Guests must sign a liability waiver.
Pets must be housebroken; cats not permitted; pets barred from the Guest House/food service areas; side/back entrance use required; leash required in public areas; stays over 30 nights require contacting the hotel directly.
Fee cross-checked and consistent across both passes (good validation). Fee is reported to vary at other Denver-area Hyatt Place locations — e.g. Denver-South/Park Meadows charges $75 for 1-6 nights plus a separate $100 cleaning fee for 7-30 nights instead.
A different specific Residence Inn property than 'Residence Inn by Marriott Denver Downtown' above. Dogs and cats welcome; pets must be crated if left unattended; pet guests assigned ground-floor rooms.
Same Residence Inn brand-vs-property variance as the Downtown location above.
Dogs only, must be housebroken. Additional $100 deep-cleaning fee for stays over 6 nights (total $200). Extended-stay suites with kitchens.
Cats not allowed at this specific property, despite the Hyatt House brand sometimes accepting cats elsewhere — confirm before booking.
Historic luxury hotel. Dogs only (cats not permitted). Must be leashed/carried in common areas, not allowed in dining areas. Can be left unattended up to 1 hour or must be crated. Service animals exempt from fee per ADA.
Dogs only (cats not accepted). Pets may not be left unattended. Nearest grassy area is Civic Center Park, about two blocks away.
Both research passes agree on $150, but one flags that some booking platforms show a different/higher figure without specifying the exact number — worth a quick re-check at booking.
Extended-stay suites with kitchens; combined weight limit applies to both pets.
Residence Inn fee/weight-limit varies widely by Denver-area location: Airport/Convention Center is $100 flat + 50 lb combined cap, Golden/Red Rocks is $100 + 60 lb, Central Park is $150 + 25 lb, Cherry Creek is $100/pet + 75 lb — confirm the specific property before booking, do not assume brand consistency.
Cats not accepted; service animals stay free. 10% of monthly pet-fee revenue donated to True Companions Animal Shelter & Clinic. Pets may be left unattended if the front desk is notified. Not all rooms are pet-friendly, so advance confirmation is needed.
Fee structure itself is disputed between sources ($150/pet/stay vs $100/stay cleaning fee) — confirm directly with the hotel before quoting a figure.
Both dogs and cats allowed. Pets may not be left in the room unattended. Pet beds/bowls/treats subject to availability.
Two independent research passes gave different nightly fee figures ($20 vs $25) for the same property — a real discrepancy, not resolved. Separately: nearby Best Western Premier Denver East charges the same range but does NOT allow cats — brand policy is not uniform even within Denver.
Dogs only, cats not permitted. Pet relief area located nearby.
Materially different fees reported for the exact same property — not resolved. Do not quote a specific number to a guest without confirming directly with the hotel.
Most do. Across the 27 Denver hotels we've checked, fees run typically $25–$150 per stay, though 5 charge no pet fee at all.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Denver, Hotel Teatro (Autograph Collection), Kimpton Claret Hotel Denver, Magnolia Hotel Denver, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Thompson Denver, by Hyatt currently charge no pet fee.
It varies by hotel. 9 of the 27 Denver hotels we've checked don't publish a weight limit at all; where a limit is stated, it's noted per hotel below.
At many of them, yes — 21 of the 27 Denver hotels we've checked allow 2 or more pets per room. Confirm the exact count per hotel below.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Denver, Hotel Teatro (Autograph Collection), Kimpton Claret Hotel Denver, Magnolia Hotel Denver, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Thompson Denver, by Hyatt lead the pack — no pet fee and no stated weight limit.
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