TravelingMom Tip: Our Travelingmom’s with pets recently used and the products arrived the very next day. We usually bring one bowl, for both water and food, and if the hotel offers us a bowl, we use that as well. Our larger dog doesn’t mind curling up on a small dog bed, but if you have space in the car, her own might make her happier.
Even if the hotel provides a dog bowl and dog bed, you might want your own. We have left ours in a hotel only to realize it hours later. You may have to sign a waiver when you bring a dog to stipulate that the dog will not go on the furniture. If your dog sleeps in bed with you, make sure the hotel allows it. 
It mitigates the fur from our Labrador Retriever and is a familiar object for her. We have a waterproof car seat cover that can also be used on furniture. But don’t just show up with an Alaskan Malamute if the hotel specifies only dogs under 30 pounds. If your dog is larger, you still might be able to bring her if you call ahead. Some hotels accept dogs below a certain weight. Make sure your reservation reflects that.
Some hotels have only certain rooms that accept pets, so you have to disclose that you are bringing a dog.
Can you leave your dog alone in the room? If not, this can make it difficult to go out to dinner. Those hotels actually want you to bring your dog. It’s one sure way to know if a hotel is truly dog friendly - the pups will be featured on their Instagram and Twitter accounts. Best to know upfront what the charge (if any) will be. What happens if your dog has an accident? You should obviously only travel with house-trained pets, but accidents happen. But, depending on how much your pet sitter charges, even a more expensive hotel can be cheaper in the long run. This pet fee can be per night or per stay – and even per dog. Is there a pet fee? Some hotels tack on an additional $25 – $150 for bringing your dog. Most dog friendly hotels have a limit of 2 dogs per room.
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