Pet Friendly Hotels in New Orleans

At the Loew's Hotel, 300 Poydras St. downtown, you receive a personal note from the general manager with information on hotel pet services, dog-walking routes, and area pet services. All pets receive a bowl and special treat, and also available are dog or cat beds, leashes and collars, dog bones or catnip, videos, litter boxes, etc.

Pet toys, treats and bags greet your pet on arrival. A custom W bed and food and water bowl, and a turndown treat come with your package. The concierge can arrange dog sitting and walking, suggest vets, and order a birthday cake if its a special day. 333 Poydras St.

The Ritz Carlton at 921 Canal Street was designated the most pet-friendly hotel by Cesar, the dog whisperer--he gave it five bones. You can order a Ritz-Carlton pet bed along with dog tags, chew toys, bowls and designer collars and leashes. There is a non-refundable pet fee of $150 per stay and all pets must weigh 40 pounds (18 kilos) or less.

At the InterContinental New Orleans, 444 St. Charles Avenue, your pet is welcome if he is 40 pounds or less, and there is a maximum of 2 pets per room. The hotel requires a deposit of $150.00 per stay.

No pet fees and no restrictions on how many pets you can bring to the Creole Gardens. This popular B&B is near a popular dog walking park.

A welcome package includes tasty organic treats, bio-degradable waste bags, a travel tote, and more. In-room amenities include a Pet Pillow designed by William Wegman, two pet bowls and a placemat. The concierge desk will have a list of local pet services available. (In the hotel, Luke Restaurant is great for the humans!)333 St. Charles Avenue.

Besides special pet packages, a guest may bring two pets under 25 pounds each, with a $50.00 fee. Find out more about this hotel.

The Green House is at 1212 Magazine Street in the Lower Garden District. Dogs and cats are allowed with prior reservations and a fee of $25. Two pets per room are permitted.