If you’re traveling to Denver, there’s no reason to leave your dog behind. That’s because the Mile High City is home to a plethora of dog-friendly hotels offering everything from pet-specific amenities to luxurious treats.
We put together this roundup of the best dog-friendly hotels in Denver — including spots near the foothills, airport, and some of Colorado’s best mountain towns.
Dog-Friendly Hotels Near Denver
The Eddy Taproom and Hotel
1640 8th St., Golden, Colorado
- Price: Roughly $230 a night depending on the season and day of the week.
- Pet fee: $125 per day.
What makes it great for dogs: The Eddy Hotel and Taproom isn’t just one of the best pet-friendly hotels near Denver — it might just be one of the best hotels for dogs in the country. Every canine visitor gets their very own pup shake from the taproom and can also join you on the patio or even inside the bar. Meanwhile, this hotel is only a three-minute walk from the local dog park and is also very close to the assortment of breweries that call Golden home. You and your pup won’t want to leave the Eddy, but when you unfortunately have to, the hotel sends your dog home with their very own bandana.
Why people will have fun, too: In addition to being nestled in downtown Golden — and near all the great hiking that entails, this hotel has one of the best rooftops around. (Don’t worry: It has plenty of firepits and seating). Meanwhile, the hotel’s taproom welcomes live music on the weekends and has an incredible beer selection for a post-outdoor adventure reward.
Spark by Hilton Denver International Airport
7020 Tower Rd, Denver, Colorado
- Price: From $85
- Pet fee: $75 for one to four nights.
What makes it great for dogs: This affordable, dog-friendly hotel near the Denver airport is the perfect place to post up before a long flight. It’s surrounded by lots of green space and other hotels, so your pup can get some exercise before traveling.
Why people will like it, too: We get it: Denver’s airport is basically in Kansas. So, why not stay a little bit closer so there’s one less thing to stress out about while traveling? The Spark by Hilton Denver International Airport is a clean, safe hotel with a yummy continental breakfast and on-site fitness center. What else could you need? The fact that it’s a dog-friendly hotel near the Denver airport is really just icing on the cake.
Dog-Friendly Hotels in Downtown Denver
The Crawford Hotel
1701 Wynkoop Street, Denver, Colorado
- Price: $264 to $450 a night
- Pet fee: $50 per night, per pet
What makes it great for dogs: This dog-friendly hotel in Denver also happens to be in one of the Mile High City’s crown jewels: Union Station. Furry visitors are rewarded with amazing amenities including a dog bed, matching bowls, chew toys, and locally made dog treats. On walks, they’ll also get to experience all the smells of downtown Denver.
Why people will like it, too: Union Station is considered Denver’s meeting place, and the Crawford Hotel puts you right in the action. Whether you’re grabbing brunch at Snooze, perusing the latest novels at the Tattered Cover, or snagging a cocktail at the Terminal Bar, there’s also something to love in this historic train depot.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Denver
1717 Champa Street, Denver, Colorado
- Price: From $159 a night.
- Pet fee: No pet fee!
What makes it great for dogs: This is not just one of the best dog-friendly hotels in Denver — it could be one of the best pet-friendly places to stay in Colorado. Why? Outside of the fact there’s no pet fee, furry friends get water bowls delivered directly to their rooms, free disposable pick-up bags, a concierge list of the best dog-friendly things to do in the area, and special door hangers that let everyone know a canine VIP is in the vicinity. Another unique thing about this particular hotel? It’s partnered with Wag, meaning visitors can get discounts on dog walking services and more.
Why people will like it, too: Let’s start with one of the biggest perks: nightly social hours from 5-6 p.m. featuring wine and beer. If that’s not enough, guests can request that special plants be placed in their rooms to brighten up their stay. Meanwhile, you can cruise downtown Denver on one of the hotel’s complimentary bicycles. If that’s not enough exercise, there’s also plenty of opportunities to work up a sweat in the 24-hour gym.
Hotel Teatro
1100 14th Street, Denver, Colorado
- Price: $130-250 a night.
- Pet fee: Dogs stay free!
What makes it great for dogs: The Hotel Teatro isn’t just one of the hotels in Denver that accepts pets — it will truly make them feel welcome. As one of the best dog-friendly hotels in downtown Denver, Hotel Teatro offers a variety of pet amenities, including a special goodie bag, water bowls, and beds. Especially discerning pups can even receive a “pawdicure” at a nearby pet spa.
Why people will have fun, too: Your visit gets off to a perfect start with a welcome drink from The Study, Hotel Teatro’s lobby bar. From there, you can enjoy all of the attractions in downtown Denver as well as the hotel restaurant The Nickel, which was voted one of the best in the city. A bonus? Visitors get courtesy transportation in a hotel car from spots within 2.5 miles of the hotel.
The Maven Hotel
1850 Wazee St, Denver, Colorado
- Price: $200-$350 a night.
- Pet fee: $50.
What makes it great for dogs: The Maven Hotel, located near Lower Downtown’s famous Dairy Block, prides itself on being one of the best dog-friendly hotels in Denver. Furry friends are greeted by dog treats right at the front desk, and their rooms are furnished with a dog bowl and bed. A pro tip? Dogs stay free in August.
Why people will have fun, too: The Maven is the perfect starting point for a downtown Denver adventure — beginning right on the block it calls home. Denver’s Dairy Block houses 11 shops, 19 restaurants, eight bars, and a luxury coworking space. If that’s not enough, you’re also an easy walking distance from Coors Field — and a five-minute scooter ride from all the fun breweries in RiNo.
Populus
240 14th Street, Denver, Colorado
- Price: $170 to $300 a night
- Pet fee: $75
What makes it great for dogs: The Populus prides itself on being one of the most pet-friendly hotels in downtown Denver. Your dog will get to enjoy a chic, urban lifestyle in comfortable rooms with views of either the downtown skyline or the Colorado Capitol. They can scarf down delicious pet treats in the lobby and take fun walks in the park that happens to be just across the street.
Why people will have fun, too: From the live fire cooking at the hotel’s restaurant Steller Jay to the refillable water stations on every floor, Populus provides itself on being an oasis from the hustle and bustle of downtown Denver. And when you are ready to venture out of the hotel, there’s plenty to do in the surrounding city.
Bonus: Pet-Friendly Hotels for a Colorado Mountain Adventure
The Broadmoor
1 Lake Ave., Colorado Springs, Colorado
- Price: $275-$500 a night.
- Pet fee: $100 per night
What makes it great for dogs: The Broadmoor is often considered one of the best luxury hotels in Colorado, and your pup also deserves to be pampered. Dogs get a complimentary pet treat immediately upon arrival, and there’s even a dedicated room service menu for pets. This scenic hotel is very close to fantastic walking and hiking trails. (We’re sure your pet will love to tag along.) The Northeastmoor, Southeastmoor, and West Lawns even have pet stations so your dog can do its business in luxury.
Why people will have fun, too: The Broadmoor is the epitome of “treat yourself,” and people come here from all over the world to do just that. This historic and scenic spot is one of the only places in the country. It has the accolades to back it up, too; Forbes gave it Five-Star and AAA Five-Diamond awards. Whether you golf on one of the award-winning courses or enjoy the pool, this Colorado mountain getaway is hard to beat.
The Little Nell
675 E. Durant Ave., Aspen, Colorado
- Price: $800-$2,000 a night (depending on the season)
- Pet fee: $25 per night
What makes it great for dogs: There’s a reason why celebrities love Aspen. In addition to being one of the most beautiful places in Colorado, it’s also a place that takes relaxing very seriously — and it comes with a price tag. That’s why this is one of the best luxury pet-friendly hotels near Aspen. Upon arrival, furry visitors get homemade peanut butter dog treats. Their rooms include dog bowls and cozy beds prepped for their stay. Meanwhile, room service has a special pet menu with epicurean delights for their discerning palates (yes, wagyu beef is involved). Meanwhile, the hotel offers dog walking and sitting services so human visitors can enjoy all of the skiing and people-watching downtown Aspen has to offer.
Why people will have fun, too: This five-star hotel has ski-in, ski-out access to Aspen Mountain. After your day on the slopes, be sure to enjoy luxury food at two restaurants, cocktails at the two bars and speakeasies, a complimentary minibar, a heated outdoor pool, a hot tub and sauna, and an Audi test-drive program. The only thing missing from this celebrity experience is the paparazzi.
The Lodge at Breckenridge
112 Overlook Dr., Breckenridge, Colorado
- Price: From $250 a night
- Pet fee: $50 a night
What makes it great for dogs: This hotel in the thick of one of Colorado’s best mountain towns is one of the best pet-friendly hotels not just near Breckenridge, but in the entire state. The Paw-fect Getaway package includes a variety of amenities, including a collapsible travel bowl, collapsible bag, placemat, biscuit, bandana, doggie door hang tag, and perhaps most importantly, a “Breckenridge Pup-Claw.” Canine visitors also get to use a special puppy restroom area with waste bags and trash cans that happens to be a quick walk from the lodge.
Why people will have fun, too: This Breckenridge hotel looms on a forested cliff at 10,200 feet above sea level, offering views of Boreas Pass, Breckenridge Ski Resort, and the Tenmile Range. Regardless of the season, there’s something fun to do, from skiing (obviously) to hiking and people-watching in downtown Breckenridge.
