10 dog friendly hotels in Boston for a stress-free stay

Planning a Boston getaway with your four‑legged bestie? Boston’s pet‑friendly hotels—near Fenway Park, Beacon Hill, and the Seaport—make traveling with a dog painless. In this guide to dog‑friendly hotels in Boston (pet fees, weight limits, and pampering perks included), you’ll discover everything from budget‑friendly boutiques to luxury properties that treat pups like VIPs.

There are more and more hotels available with wonderful dog amenities to make your stay easier with your pup. Dogs make great companions and can be our best travel buddies.

† Verb doesn’t list a limit; most guests report no issue with two medium‑size dogs. When in doubt, call ahead.

1. The Dagny Boston

2. The Fairmont Copley Plaza Boston

3. The Verb Hotel (near Fenway Park)

4. The Langham Hotel (in the financial district)

5. Four Seasons Dalton

6. Whitney Hotel Boston

7. Boston Harbor Hotel

8. The Liberty Hotel Boston in Beacon Hill

9. The Colonnade Hotel Boston

10. Kimpton Marlowe Hotel

1. The Dagny Boston is located in the financial district.

       89 Broad St, Boston, MA 02110

• The prices vary depending on the time of year and the room, but the average is around $475 per night

• They allow 2 dogs per room

• There is a $50 fee per night, per pup

• The fee includes a dog bed, bowl, and treats

• You cannot leave dogs alone in the room

• A Google Review stated that they are dog-friendly and even went so far as to provide amenities for our fur baby.

2. The Fairmont Copley Plaza Boston

138 St James Ave, Boston, MA 02116

• Average can range from $400-$800

• Pets of all sizes allowed

• one time fee of $50 per pet

• 2 pets max

• OAK Long Bar + Kitchen is pleased to welcome dogs to its outdoor patio

• cannot be left unattended in the room

• Cori the black lab is the ambassador

• Fairmont Furiend Program includes:

Guide to Boston's dog friendly spots

A biscuit box of goodies from Boston Barkery

Complimentary brush service at Onyva, a nearby dog spa

Bed and water bowls

20% discount to use at Boston Barkery

$10 donation per night to Guide Dog Foundation

For the rates for this program click here to https://www.fairmont-copley-plaza.com/offers/fairmont-furiend/

3. The Verb Hotel (near Fenway Park)

1271 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215

• Average price can range but typically around $380

• pet friendly rooms $75 for the stay

• not a lot of info on their site regarding dog policies but based on the reviews they did not appear to have a weight limit for the pups.

• One review: We were traveling with our dog (which we don’t normally) but had to, and it was very nice to find a cool hotel that is very accommodating to having a dog.

4. The Langham Hotel (in the financial district)

250 Franklin St, Boston, MA 02110

• Can range from $500-$1000

• dogs weighing 50 pounds or less

• no more than 2 dogs per room

• Pets are only welcome in the common areas of the hotel and must be leashed.

• There is a $100.00 non-refundable room cleaning fee per stay applied to your account prior to your departure.

• There is a Pampered Pups package you can add based on availability

• The Pampered Pup package includes:

  Breakfast in bed for up to two people daily with a pet menu. Dogs want breakfast in bed too!

  Langham branded pet bed and bowl to use during the stay

  Daily valet parking for one vehicle

  Complimentary Wi-Fi to capture and share your stay with your pet on social media

  $100 pet fee is included in accommodation cost for the pet

• A Google review loved how accommodating they were to their dog.

5. Four Seasons Dalton

1 Dalton St, Boston, MA 02115

• Average price is well over $1000 per night

• Dogs and cats allowed under 25 lbs

• one pet allowed

• must be vaccinated

• One Google Review stated that the staff made bringing their new puppy stress-free.

6. Whitney Hotel Boston

170 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114

• Average price $500-$1000 depending on the room

• They allow 2 pets

• The fee is $125 per stay

• Only cats and dogs allowed

• When booking they ask that you provide the name and weight of your pets

• Through the Whitney Wags program pets receive

  complimentary treats from PolkaDog Bakery in Boston

  Pet friendly dining menu to order from

  A Whitney bandana

  Extremely plush beds to use from Lion + Wolf

• A Google review stated that they are extremely dog friendly and was excited about the PolkaDog treats

7. Boston Harbor Hotel

70 Rowes Wharf, Boston, MA 02110

• $400 to well over $1000

• not allowed in the room alone

• $100 fee per pet per night

• maximum of 2 pets per room

• offers dog walking services through the concierge the fee is $20 per walk

• A TripAdvisor review was happy every time t hey arrive with their dog the room has a dog bed, bowls, and treats

8. The Liberty Hotel Boston in Beacon Hill

215 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114

• Can range from $400-$1000

• Pet fee per stay is $100

• maxium 40 lbs

• maximum of 2 pets per room

• Benny's Retreat Package (Benny is a Golden Retriever and is head of Pet Relations at the hotel) includes:

  A goodie bag for your pup with treats and surprises

  10% off at a dog spa with a complimentary Brush and Fluff session

• A TripAdvisor review was happy there were treats everywhere in the hotel and the staff even remembered their dog's name

9. The Colonnade Hotel Boston

120 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02116

• Average price is around $500 per night

• Cats and dogs

• Complimentary bowls

• Three brands of dog and cat food available

• Offer a downloaded audio tour to take with your pet around Back Bay

• offer a list of dog friendly parks, dog boutiques and services

• dog treats

• dog walking and pet sitting through the concierge

• A Google review stated that the hotel was exetremely pet-friendly and their dog was spoiled

10. Kimpton Marlowe Hotel

25 Edwin H Land Blvd, Cambridge, MA 02141

• Average price is around $350 per night

• No restrictions to the type of pet

• No restrictions on size

• Conceirge will assist with pet sitting and walking

• There is a park right next door

• Google review: "The front desk staff was very welcoming and offered dog treats, dog bowls and even dog beds free of charge."

Be sure to always check the reviews for pet policies and feedback or call the hotel directly for info. Some of the hotels did not list pet amenities on their website. But then reviewers could not say enough about how well their pets were treated. There are a significant amount of Boston hotels that allow dogs to make the lives of dog parents so much easier!