Your pet is your best travel buddy. When you grab your keys, they are the first ones ready to go—unless you’re heading to the vet. Sure, they are a bit of a backseat barker, but you couldn’t think of a better out-of-town companion. When it comes to traveling, though, you’ll need a spot that can take on the two of you when you go to Charlotte. Luckily, we’ve got your backs with some of the best pet-friendly hotels in Charlotte.

Furry friends welcome

We know how it is. As much as you love your dog or cat, it can be tough to find a hotel that welcomes them as much as you do. But you’re on the right page to find pet-friendly lodgings in Charlotte. You’ll get all the amenities that keep you a happy pup, like comfy beds, premium television, high-speed internet, whirlpool tubs, and other thoughtful amenities.

You’re good to go, but what about Fido? Many of these hotels have amenities that cater to the canine and feline kind, too. Think plush pet bed loaners, “Pet Inside” door hangars, dog-walking courtesy bags, and in-room food and water bowls. Plus, many have a pet-stay-free policy, which means maybe a few more treats are coming your pawed partner’s way!”

Rates that make you sit up and beg

Your pet is going to be all excited for this trip to Charlotte, and you will too once you see our competitive rates. We have hotels that offer everything and a doggy bag, plus ones that are just enough for you and your pet to have a great stay. Filter hotels by:

• Price: Need a pedigree pet-friendly pad at a mixed breed price? Our Charlotte pet-friendly lodgings are hard to beat.

• Amenities: Concierges that know all the dog parks? How about free dog-walking services while you’re away? Pick the hotel that’ll make you purr like a kitten.

• Hotwire Hot Rate: It’s our cat’s meow of deals. We reveal the name of the hotel after you book. But trust us, at these rates, you’ll be begging for more!

When you and your pet need the best trip yet, book through Hotwire. We have 1415 pet-friendly hotels in Charlotte for you to pick from. Tell your pet, you’re going for a car ride, and this time it’s not the vet.