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Pet friendly New Hampshire lodgings welcome the family dog on vacation

From the New Hampshire South Coast to the distant White Mountains, hotels, motels, inns, and resorts are ready to welcome the family dog on vacation – he or she is part of the family, right?. Several lodgings offer pet-friendly hospitality, even including services like dog beds, on-staff dog walkers, dog treats, and convenient maps of local walking trails. Bring your dog along for vacation fun . Call ahead to these NH dog friendly hotels, because some lodgings request a refundable cleaning deposit and place limits on the size of visiting pets.
Pet Friendly Lodging - Mt. Washington Valley Chamber
Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce

Mountain valley area a welcoming location for your furry traveling companion

If you took a survey of dogs, they’d no doubt tell you what every dog-owner knows: The Mt. Washington Valley is chock full of pet-friendly places to stay and things to do. There are country inns, resorts, campgrounds and townhouses that accept pets, many that are close to trails and waterways and offer everything from beds to special treats for your furry companions. Hiking options are plentiful, from walks along the Saco River to mountain climbs and wildlife sanctuary trails. And dogs are welcome at some unusual attractions, too, like guided canoe trips along the Saco River, in the scenic (summer) gondola at Wildcat Mountain and, after you drive Fido up the auto trail, outside the observatory at Mt. Washington. Click above to visit our website or call our friendly concierge at 800-337-3563 for more info on first class lodging and exciting events to plan your next adventure!
Big Goldie - Chesterfield Inn - West Chesterfield, NH
Chesterfield Inn

20 Cross Road West Chesterfield, NH, 03466 Phone: 603-256-3211

Pet-friendly rooms with private entrances on 10 rolling acres near Brattleboro, VT, and Keene, NH

You want privacy, you want to be close to nature, you want great food? Oh, and you want to bring your pet? It’s a done deal at the Chesterfield Inn, where six cozy pet-friendly rooms await in an inn set on 10 acres on a knoll two miles from the Connecticut River and the Vermont border. Pet-friendly rooms in the Cottage and Wetherby buildings have private entrances and terraces or decks stepping out to the back lawn. (They also have gas fireplaces and some have jetted tubs for the humans!) Stroll with your pooch through the wildflower meadow or down the pet-friendly streets of local towns and villages. Go hiking or snowshoeing on nearby trails. Enjoy bountiful homemade breakfasts in the privacy of your room or in the dining room.
Fireplace Dog - The Wolfeboro Inn - Wolfeboro, NH
The Wolfeboro Inn

90 North Main Street Wolfeboro, NH, 03894 Phone: 603-569-3016 Toll-Free: 800-451-2389

Inn’s special package invites you to bring your dog along on your lake vacation

Are you sure you aren’t forgetting someone as you plan your outdoor vacation by Lake Winnipesaukee? Because at the historic Wolfeboro Inn, they think maybe you have. That’s why they’ve created the Bed and Bark Package, so you can bring your pup along to this unique destination. Your precious pooch gets their own tennis ball, bag o’ treats, water bowl and name tag. You’ll get a guided trail map through the Cotton Valley Rail Trail, 12 miles of trails that are fun and scenic for humans and leashed dogs all year long. Other dog-friendly trails include Sewall Woods and the hike up Mount Major, particularly colorful in the autumn. Come back to your cozy inn room or spacious suite.
Fluffy Buddies - Naswa Resort - Laconia, NH
Naswa Resort

1086 Weirs Boulevard Laconia, NH, 03246 Phone: 603-366-4341 Toll-Free: 888-556-2792

No need to leave your pet at home when you plan your exciting vacation by the lake

You want to have fun by the lake on your vacation – and so does your dog! That’s why the folks at The NASWA Resort have designated several rooms in the inn building, studio suites, and one- and two-bedroom cottages on Lake Winnipesaukee, NH as pet-friendly. You’ll know your pooch is appreciated as soon as you check in, when you’ll be given a welcome kit listing area pet services, treats, and a pet toy. Your room, suite, or cottage will have dog bedding, pet bowls, and pet waste bags provided. At the resort, pets must use designated walk areas. Still, the Laconia, NH area has a wide variety of trails and open spaces for your dog to explore, including nearby Ahern State Park, Weirs Community Park, and Opechee Park.
Winter Entrance View New - RiverWalk Resort at Loon - Lincoln, NH - Photo Credit Shanna Hale
RiverWalk Resort at Loon

22 South Mountain Drive Lincoln, NH, 03251 Phone: 603-745-7525

No reason to leave your pet behind when you stay at this resort in the mountains

Should you plan to vacation in the mountains of New Hampshire without the family pet? Absolutely not! At the RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain, they have several pet-friendly, spacious suites available for one dog or cat of any size. That means everyone in the family can enjoy all the great outdoors in this vibrant region. For your dog, that might mean exploring the miles of trails in the breathtaking White Mountain National Forest, rewarding two- and four-foot hikers with jaw-dropping views. Or it might mean strolling through the area’s towns and villages, with many dog-friendly shops and outdoor eateries. Back at the resort, amenities for human guests include pools, hot tubs, an on-site winery and spa and La Vista restaurant, famous for its wood-fired pizza.
Aerial View - Woodstock Inn, Station & Brewery - North Woodstock, NH
Woodstock Inn Brewery

135 Main Street North Woodstock, NH, 03262 Phone: 603-745-3951 Toll-Free: 800-321-3985

Country inn wants you to enjoy your vacation by bringing your dog along

The best vacations are the ones where you don’t have to leave the dog behind, and at the Woodstock Inn Brewery, they specialize in the best vacations. That means several of the inn’s 40+ rooms and suites and vacation home accommodations are dog-friendly, with treats, bowls and cleanup bags provided. There’s a grassy area on the property that is fine for dogs, but you’ll have no trouble finding places for great walks and hikes in the White Mountains, many leading to spectacular views, swimming holes and waterfalls. Many of the area’s merchants on village Main Streets also welcome dogs with water bowls outside their establishments. Back at the inn, the brewery’s seasonal Dam Bar patio also welcomes dogs. It’s a great place for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Porch Flags & Rocking Chairs 500x250 - Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club - Jackson, NH
Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club

179 Carter Notch Road Jackson, NH, 03846 Phone: 603-383-9111 Toll-Free: 800-966-5779

Bring your dog (or dogs) along to enjoy the many trails of the White Mountains region

With trails galore in the area and spacious accommodations, the Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club is a welcome vacation destination for dogs who don’t want to be left at home when their humans are having fun. The hotel, surrounded by the 800,000-acre White Mountain National Forest, offers a limited number of dog-friendly rooms for up to two dogs per room with a total weight of 110 pounds or less. A trail leading to Eagle Mountain can be accessed from the parking lot, but other trails, for hiking or snowshoeing or cross-country skiing with your pet, can be found nearby. Ask at the front desk for suggestions. For human guests, the hotel features a popular tavern, a seasonal outdoor heated pool and a nine-hole golf course.
Dog on the Four Poster - Stonehurst Manor - North Conway, NH
Stonehurst Manor

3351 White Mountain Highway North Conway, NH, 03860 Phone: 603-356-3113 Toll-Free: 800-525-9100

Planning a vacation in the mountains without your dog? This pet-friendly hotel says think again!

You’re planning a White Mountains vacation but leaving the dog at home? At Stonehurst Manor, they won’t hear of that! The stunning hotel in North Conway has pet-friendly accommodations, offering a Bring Your Pet Package that features a first-floor room with a private entrance, raised food and water bowls, treats and information on everything from dog-walking routes to area pet-care professionals and pet shops. You’ll even get a discount at a pet store/doggie bakery. Your pooch will love the hotel’s convenient access to a 15-kilometer network of trails throughout picturesque Whitaker Woods. (In the winter, they become part of a network for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.) In the summer, pet-friendly outdoor dining on the screened-in porch or patio is available.
Tully - White Mountain Hotel & Resort - North Conway, NH
White Mountain Hotel & Resort

87 Fairway Drive North Conway, NH, 03860 Phone: 603-356-7100 Toll-Free: 800-533-6301

Dogs at this mountain resort are official members of the ‘Bed and a Bone Club’

Dogs are so welcome at the White Mountain Hotel & Resort that they have their own special club! Canine guests, official members of the Bed and a Bone Club, will be provided with a food/water bowl, waste cleanup bags, a dog toy, an organic dog treat and a discount for a local pet store. The beautiful, recently renovated four-season resort features a variety of excellent walking, hiking and biking trails that begin on or near the property. Take your pooch on a tour of covered bridges, waterfalls, great picnic sites and forests. And you’ll find several dog-friendly merchants and eateries in nearby downtown North Conway.
Summer Evening View - Adair Country Inn & Restaurant - Bethlehem, NH
Adair Country Inn and Restaurant

80 Guider Lane Bethlehem, NH, 03574 Phone: 603-444-2600 Toll-Free: 888-444-2600

No need to leave your pooch at home when you travel to this White Mountains inn

It’s hard to tell who will have a greater time when you and your dog stay at the Adair Country Inn & Restaurant, the historic, comfortable inn halfway between Boston and Montreal in picturesque Bethlehem, NH. The tranquil inn has four pet-friendly suites with easy in/out access – and your pooch’s own dog bowl. The inn’s location on a knoll overlooking the White Mountains is perfect – and breathtaking, set on 182 acres that include pleasant and picturesque walking trails. There are also plenty of trails in the White Mountain National Forest, at the Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center; some area trails lead to waterfalls. Many businesses welcome dogs with water bowls outside their doors. Breweries and other eateries often allow dogs on their patios. Need a humans-only day? There’s doggie day care nearby.