Dog-Friendly Hotels Near Portland: Pets Welcome Here
Tualatin Valley’s pet-friendly lodging options range from budget to boutique hotels.
Traveling with a four-legged companion can be a challenge when deciding where to lie down the dog bed for the night. Yet options abound throughout Tualatin Valley when it comes to hotels that welcome your furry companions.
McMenamins Grand Lodge now allows pets in its newly-renovated rooms. The pet fee is $15 per pet, per night, and there is no limit on the number of pets, nor are there size or weight restrictions. The number of pet-friendly rooms is limited, so let them know that you’re bringing your four-legged friend when making the reservation. See McMenamins pet policy >>>
At the Aloft-Hillsboro Beaverton your canine companion will be pampered with its trademarked “Arf” program. Dogs up to 40 pounds will be given a complimentary special bed, bowl and a doggie bag of treats and toys to use during your stay.
Many designated pet-friendly rooms include a pet fee; be sure to inquire with individual hotels.
For campers who travel with their dogs, L.L. Stub Stewart State Park offers the trifecta of campsites: tents, RV areas and a pet-friendly rustic cabin. The park alos boasts a fenced off-leash dog area.
Tualatin Valley boasts a number of pet-friendly lodging options. To find more hotels, explore these lodging options >>>
L.L. Stub Stewart State Park offers dog-friendly camping, trails and off-leash area.
While Oregon is known for its pet-friendly policies, there are some rules that visitors and residents alike must be know before heading out with their pets. Did you know that for the safety of wildlife, dogs (and other pets) are not allowed at nature parks or designated wildlife areas?
