Pet-Friendly Hotels in Las Vegas & Things to Do with Your Furry Friends
Las Vegas is a fantastic destination for a getaway, but what if you’re traveling with pets? Are they welcome in the Entertainment Capital of the World?
Traveling with animals can pose unique challenges. From managing travel logistics and expenses to maintaining their routines, it’s not always easy to ensure your furry companions are comfortable and cared for. It takes a bit of extra planning, but if leaving them behind simply isn’t an option, it is possible to bring your pets along to Las Vegas.
In this post, we will help you decide on whether or not you should bring your pets to Vegas, as well as what you can do with them when you get here. We’ll cover:
- Is Las Vegas pet-friendly? Rules you’ll have to follow if you bring your pet to Vegas.
- Pet-friendly hotels in Las Vegas
- Pet-friendly things to do in Las Vegas
Is Las Vegas Pet-friendly?
Yes and no. You can bring pets to Vegas, but there are some things you have to keep in mind:
- Between noon and 5AM, dogs are prohibited from walking on the Strip. Outside of those hours, you can walk your dog on the Strip if they are on a leash three feet or shorter. You can walk your dog anywhere off of Las Vegas Blvd at any time.
- You need to have your dog licensed in Las Vegas if they are older than four months old.
- They also have to have an updated rabies vaccine, and must be spayed or neutered.
- You can be fined $250 for not picking up after your dog.
- Dogs are not allowed on public transportation in Vegas.
- Many hotels do not accept pets other than dogs.
NOTE: Service animals are welcome in Las Vegas and are not subject to the same rules as pets
Pet-friendly Hotels in Las Vegas
Not all hotels in Las Vegas accept pets, and those that do will charge additional fees. We tracked down several pet-friendly hotels in Las Vegas, but we recommend doing your own due diligence by calling to confirm they are still taking pets before you book your stay:
Four Seasons Hotel
3960 S Las Vegas Blvd
- Additional fee of $75 plus taxes per pet per night
- Up to two domestic pets (dogs or cats only) weighing 25 pounds (11 kilograms) or less
- Pets may not be left in the room unattended
- Contact the Concierge to arrange professional pet sitting services
NoMad Hotel Las Vegas
Park MGM – 3772 S Las Vegas Blvd
- Up to two dogs are allowed, with a maximum combined weight of less than 100 pounds.
- Dogs are permitted only in hotel rooms, suites, and the designated outdoor dog park located on the property
- Your dog cannot be left unattended in your room or suite at any time unless placed in a kennel or carrier.
- Your dog must be kept on a leash at all times when he/she is in the Hotel or on the Hotel property, unless it is in your room or suite.
- Offers Doggie Butler Services, such as check-ins, walking, and a buddy’s box
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
3708 Las Vegas Blvd. S
- Additional charge of $100 plus tax per dog per night will be applied to your reservation
- Up to two dogs of any size or breed per room. Dogs should be up to date with all recommended vaccinations.
- Pets are not allowed in restaurants, food and beverage areas, the casino floor, or gaming areas, and are not allowed in the pool or fitness center areas unless credentialed as service animals.
- Dogs left unattended in rooms must be placed in an acceptable kennel.
- Offers a PupJoy Box containing all-natural treats, an eco-friendly organic toy, collapsible travel water bowl for you to keep, and a pee pad
- Offers an exclusive daycare rate at Luxe Pet Hotels, located less than 1 mile from the resort
New York-New York Hotel Las Vegas
3790 S Las Vegas Blvd
- Additional charge of $50 plus per dog per night for standard rooms, and $100 plus tax per dog per night for suites
- Up to two dogs are allowed, with a maximum combined weight of less than 100 pounds.
A second dog fee will be charged at check-in if bringing two dogs. - Your dog cannot be left unattended in your room or suite at any time unless placed in a kennel or carrier.
- Your dog must be kept on a leash at all times, except in your room.
- Offers Doggie Butler Services, such as check-ins, walking, and a buddy’s box
Caesars Properties, including:
Caesars Palace
Paris Las Vegas
Planet Hollywood
Harrah’s Las Vegas
Flamingo Las Vegas
Horseshoe Las Vegas
The Cromwell
LINQ Hotel + Experience
- The rate varies based on the hotel, but you can expect an additional charge of $75-100 per dog per night.
- Dogs staying at any of the participating hotels must weigh 50 pounds or less each and be present at the time of check-in.
- Dogs must be on a leash.
- PetStay designated areas of the hotel are equipped with welcome packets directing guests to outdoor relief areas, dog walking routes and nearby dog services like grooming and veterinary care.
- Please ensure they are crated whenever left alone (also during housekeeping)
- Dogs are only allowed in rooms that say “Pet Stay” in the description, so be sure to select the appropriate room option when booking.
Excalibur Hotel Las Vegas
3850 S Las Vegas Blvd
- Additional charge of $50 plus tax per dog per night for rooms, and $100 plus tax per dog per night for suites
- Up to two dogs are allowed, with a maximum combined weight of less than 100 pounds.
- A second dog fee will be charged at check-in if bringing two dogs.
- Your dog cannot be left unattended in your room or suite at any time unless placed in a kennel or carrier.
- Your dog must be kept on a leash at all times, except in your room.
Pet-Friendly Things To Do in Las Vegas
While the list of pet-friendly things to do in Las Vegas is more limited than what you can do without them, there are some options for visitors with pets in tow:
Shopping
You don’t have to skip shopping just because you have your dog with you. Check out these dog-friendly shopping venues located in Las Vegas:
- Town Square: An open-air shopping center with many pet-friendly stores that welcomes leashed dogs in common areas with dog water bowls and fountains. Town Square boasts a huge collection of shops including apparel, electronics, health and beauty products, home furnishings, jewelry, specialty foods, shoes, and more.
- Fashion Show Las Vegas: Officially classed as the only dog-friendly open-air mall on the Strip, Fashion Show Las Vegas is a 2-million square foot retail property where dogs can come shopping with you as long as they are on a leash or in a pet carrier, wearing tags, and up-to-date with their vaccines.
- Las Vegas Premium Outlets: There are two outlets. One in the North: 875 S Grand Central Parkway and one in the South: 7400
- Las Vegas Boulevard South: Dogs are welcome in outdoor common areas and most stores allow them, too.
- Downtown Summerlin: Many of the shops welcome well-behaved dogs inside, and some restaurants have dog-friendly patios. Dogs must be leashed at all times and you must clean up after them.
Sightseeing & hiking
Take your dog out of town to enjoy these scenic spots and trails:
- Seven Magic Mountains: 10 miles south of Las Vegas on I-15, you’ll find the Seven Magic Mountains art installation by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone. This free-to-see public artwork is 35 feet tall at its highest point and features large boldly painted rocks.
- Red Rock Canyon: Only 35 minutes from Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon has over 20 different trails for you and your pet to hike. Pets must be leashed at all times and may not be left unattended.
- Cathedral Rock Trail at Mount Charleston: An out-and-back moderate three mile trail from Mazie Canyon that features a waterfall and offers a spectacular view of Kyle Canyon.
- Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument: This is a newer monument located 38 minutes from Las Vegas, and it is still in the park planning program. This means that there are currently no fees, but there are also no established visitor centers, shade structures, water refill stations, or restrooms on site, so plan accordingly. It has two temporary hiking trails that are rated as easy or easy-moderate.
- Lake Mead National Recreation Area: About 40 minutes from Las Vegas, Lake Mead National Recreational Area is about 1.5 million acres and allows leashed dogs on both trails and the lakefront.
- Spring Mountains National Recreation Area: With 50 miles of trails to hike and located only 18 minutes from Las Vegas, you can give your dog(s) the walk they deserve.
Dog parks
Let your dog off-leash at one of the many dog parks Las Vegas has to offer:
- Centennial Hills Dog Park – 7101 N Buffalo Drive
- City of Las Vegas Dog Park – 1181 S Buffalo Drive
- City of Las Vegas Dog Park – 2100 E St. Louis Avenue
- Sunset Dog Park – 2601 E Sunset Road
- Woofter Dog Park – 1600 Rock Springs Drive
Pet-Friendly Las Vegas Awaits
With several pet-friendly hotels and even more pet-friendly things to do in Las Vegas, you can absolutely bring your pet along if for whatever reason you can’t leave them behind. Just be prepared for some extra planning and additional charges at your hotel, and remember to follow these key rules:
- Between noon and 5AM, dogs are prohibited from walking on the Strip. Outside of those hours, you can walk your dog on a leash three feet or shorter. You can walk your dog anywhere off of Las Vegas Blvd at any time.
- You need to have your dog licensed in Las Vegas if they are older than four months old.
- They also have to have their rabies vaccine and must be spayed or neutered.
- You can be fined $250 for not picking up after your dog.
- Dogs are not allowed on public transportation in Vegas.
- Your dog must be kept on a leash when not in your hotel room.
- You must keep them in a kennel or have someone attend to them, they cannot be left alone in the room.
- They will only be allowed in some establishments.
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Written by Ria Borja
