It wasn't that long ago that parents who wanted to play the odds had to leave their kids with a game of Etch-A-Sketch or Mr. Potato Head in a car parked outside a casino for an hour. It didn't. Then the 1990s arrived, a casino resort called the MGM Grand created the perfect amusement park in its backyard, and Las Vegas was soon reimagined as a family paradise.
Today, the neon-lit city of giant towers of glass, steel and cement welcomes new customers: dogs. It's not a roller coaster to keep these dogs happy, but bright red fire hydrants, countless patches of grass and greenery, and plenty of luxury packages to keep Fido and his people entertained provide moments of fun for pet-loving families. Make sure you don't miss out. Enjoy Las Vegas style.
Several hotels and resorts now warmly welcome dogs, and some even accept cats. Here's how to visit Las Vegas with your pet, where to stay, and the perks and services available to keep everyone active during their Las Vegas vacation.
Bellagio Las Vegas
One of the original luxury hotels on the Strip, Bellagio Las Vegas is also dog-friendly. One or two dogs with a combined weight of less than 100 pounds are allowed for a fee of $150 per dog, per night ($200 per dog per night for suites). A pet relief area is located around the perimeter of the hotel and certain pet-friendly rooms must be reserved in advance. As with other MGM Resort properties, dogs cannot be left alone in the room unless kept in a crate and must be kept on a leash when walked. Due to health law regulations, pets are not allowed in most public areas, including the pool area, except for access, with the exception of service dogs. Dog sitters can be booked through the hotel concierge.
Caesars Palace and Caesars Entertainment Las Vegas Resort
Caesars Palace and several other Caesars entertainment resorts in Las Vegas, including Paris Las Vegas, Harrah's Las Vegas, Planet Hollywood Resort, The Cromwell, The Horse Show, The LINQ, and The Flamingo, offer pet stay rooms. This means food mats, pee pads, waste bags, treats, and dog food are provided in-room for guests with dogs. Each hotel has at least one outdoor pet rescue area and pet sitting services can also be arranged. He can bring up to 2 dogs per room. Dogs cannot weigh more than 50 pounds each. As with other properties on the Strip, dogs must be crated if left indoors, and these items can usually be rented from the front desk for a fee (dogs that make too much noise will be removed and placed outside the premises). (may be taken to a kennel). owner's expense).
Pet stay rooms cost more than regular rooms, typically $25 to $100 more per night, and require an additional $100 damage deposit. Dogs are allowed to walk on a leash in designated common areas with their owner or handler. At Caesars Entertainment Hotel, guests with dogs are provided with maps to outdoor relief areas, dog walking routes, and nearby dog services such as grooming and veterinary care during standard 4:00 p.m. check-in hours. A welcome packet will be given to you.
cosmopolitan las vegas
Known for its chic and sophisticated atmosphere, the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas maintains a cool, youthful vibe with a cheerful welcome for its four-legged guests. Pet owners may bring up to two dogs of any size or breed with them. All rooms at the Cosmopolitan are “dog friendly”. Owners must show proof of current vaccinations and the fee is $100 + tax per dog per night, but there are some additional fees. Specifically, it includes a Pupjoy gift box filled with artisan-quality treats, eco-friendly toys, and collapsible water. Storage bowl and pee pad. Dogs can also take advantage of his two outdoor dog runs, including one adjacent to the Chelsea pool.
However, dogs are not permitted in the dining areas, casino floor, or gaming areas unless they are certified service animals. Dogs are also not allowed in the pool or fitness center areas. And when you are alone in the room, you have to put it in a box. But at this hotel, pet parents can enjoy themselves while Fido can too, with special childcare rates at the nearby Lux His Pet His Hotel. This is a luxury pet accommodation offering top-of-the-line childcare and pet-his amenities. These include outdoor running, shaded cabanas and splash pads, and an expansive climate-controlled obstacle play area. The Cosmopolitan has a $65 friends and family rate. This includes all-day childcare (pet check-in begins at 8am), plus pet transportation to and from the hotel.
Delano Las Vegas
Delano Las Vegas, an all-smoking luxury hotel, not only allows dogs, but welcomes them with open arms. Up to two dogs with a combined weight of less than 100 pounds are allowed for a fee of $150 per dog, per night. Dogs cannot be left alone in the cabin unless they are crated. In addition to an outdoor pet relief and play area, the hotel also offers dog amenity kits and a special room service menu for dogs. For owners waiting to check in and grab a quick cocktail, the hotel offers a quick pre-check-in meet-and-greet service. It's $25 for 10 minutes. Regular dog walking services provided by the concierge are also available. The hotel offers a Buddy Box with toys, treats and a buddy bandana for $40.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
Located within the Mandalay Bay Resort, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas offers a game-free oasis of luxury in the heart of the Strip. This dog- and cat-friendly property allows pets up to 25 pounds for a fee of $75 per pet, per night. The hotel provides pet beds, bowls, and a separate pet room service menu. However, pets cannot be left unattended in the guest room, so please contact our concierge to arrange professional pet sitting services.
nomad las vegas
Located within the Park MGM complex, NoMad Las Vegas is an elegant, sophisticated, European-inspired retreat that is also dog-friendly. He can bring up to two dogs with a combined weight of up to 100 pounds. There are no additional fees or charges for your furry companion. If your pet is left alone in the room, it should be crated.
Park MGM is dog-friendly, allowing up to two dogs with a combined weight of 100 pounds for a fee of $100 to $150 per night.
One of NoMad Las Vegas' notable features is a designated outdoor pet rescue area, which provides a convenient space for your dog to run errands. A map to this spot is available from the concierge upon check-in. Additionally, we ensure your pet is treated with the utmost care by offering dog treats and food that can be ordered from a special room service menu tailored to your dog's dietary needs. And of course, at the front desk, he can purchase a Buddy's Box containing treats, toys, and a bandana for $29.99.
Vdara Hotel & Spa at ARIA Las Vegas
The Vdara Hotel & Spa was originally built as a semi-residential property with a kitchen and dining area within the property. Today, the hotel stands out as the only hotel on the Las Vegas Strip with a 24-hour doggy park, a landscaped green space with grass, bushes, and the ever-popular fake fire hydrant. This completely non-smoking hotel offers dog-friendly his Vdog suites. Advance reservations are required. He allows up to two dogs with a combined weight of up to 100 pounds for a fee of $150-$200 per dog, per night. The hotel also offers amenity bags, a special room service menu for dogs, and access to the Vdara dog park.
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Several other properties also allow dogs and sometimes cats (Golden Nugget, Platinum). Luxor, Excalibur, Mirage, The English, Virgin, and many other hotels are located along and around the central strip of Las Vegas Boulevard, and the hotels listed above are Las Vegas Strip hotels to consider if you're considering traveling with your pet. top accommodation. Visitors should remember that in summer, sidewalks can get hot enough to roast an egg, and dogs left in cars can die quickly in the desert heat, even in the shade. there is. Similarly, anticipated collisions in crowded casinos, resort lobbies, and pedestrian walkways along the Strip can pose a threat to four-legged creatures.
Still, Las Vegas is a dog-friendly city, with plenty of parks and green spaces around the Strip, and some great places for hiking in the right season. Pet policies and benefits change frequently in Las Vegas, so be sure to check before booking and know the pros and cons before you arrive. Bringing your pet to Las Vegas doesn't have to be a roll of the dice. If you understand the landscape, a vacation in Las Vegas with Fido will certainly be a worthwhile “leg”.
