As we continue to look forward and dream about what we might do when the time is right to travel again, we realise that it’s not just people who have felt the effects of current travel restrictions. There are many pets out who are perhaps missing out on what may have been a regular walk on the beach or a dog favourite park that is outside our current travel restrictions. Regular visits from friends, that may have guaranteed hours of ear scratches have been put on hold. It’s a fact (kinda), some of your dogs may actually need a break as much as you.
On this week’s Travel Tuesday blog we take a look at the second part of our pet friendly hotels all available on the Go Anywhere gift card.
Don’t forget, the Go Anywhere gift cards are available to buy with instant delivery ecards or with physical via postal delivery. Available from just €50, it’s the perfect gift this Christmas.
Randles Hotel, Co Kerry
The team in Randles Hotel in Killarney know your dog is more than just a pet. This family run hotel, located close to a number of walking trails and tracks to help tire out your dog, is open to small and medium sized dogs at a small additional nightly fee.
Rathmullan House, Co Donegal
Rathmullan House Hotel, in Rathmullan Co Donegal, will offer your furry friend a bed, food bowl and clean bags during your stay. While dogs are currently not allowed in the main areas of the hotel they will have their own private entrance to your (in demand!) dog friendly room.
Rathsallagh House, Co Wicklow
With 500 acres of woodland to explore, your four legged friend is sure to enjoy their stay in Rathsallagh House. This Wicklow hotel is even offering its own VIP (Very Important Pooch) packages. This includes heated kennels for your dog to relax in if you need a little time to yourself.
Renvyle House Hotel, Co Galway
Turn the Wild Atlantic Way into the Wild into the Wild Atlantic Woof with a stay at luxurious Renvyle House Hotel in Connemara. Open to small to medium sized dogs but advanced notice is a MUST as dog friendly rooms are limited.
The Ardilaun Hotel & Leisure Club, Galway City
Winner of The Georgina Campbell Pet Friendly Hotel Destination of the Year for 2020, The Ardilaun Hotel in Galway is an ideal base for your and your pet when visiting Galway. With their dog friendly rooms providing direct access to the hotels exterior grounds and leased dogs allowed to visit the public areas of the hotel (bar/restaurant and leisure club excluded/)
The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens, Co Kerry
Five-star treatment awaits you and your pet at The Dunloe Hotel in Killarney. On a check-in your dog will receive their own goodie bag with treats, toys and clean-up bags. You will also have the choice of the hotels kennels or dedicated pet friendly rooms. Pet Friendly rooms will provide you with food, water, dog mats, beds and a throw for the furniture.
The Twelve Hotel, Co. Galway
Recognised as one of Ireland’s most pet friendly hotels, the Twelve Hotel in Barna, Co. Galway have everything covered for your tail wagging friend. Receive a doggie bag on arrival with toys and clean-up bags but also access to the Pet Lobby with toys, water bowl, bones, leashes and towel available. The hotel offers a Pet Friendly suite, pet-menu and doggie room service. If that isn’t enough the hotel can provide you with details on dog sitters, walkers, groomers and boutiques plus a list of the best places for dog walks.
The West Cork Hotel, Co Cork
The West Cork Hotel in Skibbereen provides secure kennels for up to two dogs. With a location like Skibbereen, you will have endless options to explore beautiful scenery along with your dog/s.
Uppercross House, Dublin
With no additional charges or size restrictions, the Uppercross House in Rathmines, Dublin is the perfect option if you’re planning a city centre canine break. While you must bring your own bedding and food, the hotel will offer water and a pet concierge service for all your dogs needs. Outdoor eating areas are also available if you wish for your pet to join you for lunch during your stay.
DON’T FORGET!!! Hotel pet policies apply in all cases and you must advise hotels well in advance of your intention to bring your pet. In most cases pet friendly rooms are limited and availability can only be confirmed by individual hotels and not by Irelandhotels.com.