10 Pet-Friendly Vacation Spots to Visit This Year

Luxurious with a playful twist, this downtown Seattle spot is perfect for dogs of all shapes and sizes, with no size or weight restrictions. On arrival, your pup will be presented with a comfy bed, bowl, treats, bottled water and disposable bags. Hotel Monaco Seattle also has a resident pup: A floppy fuzzball named Alex. You can follow his adventures at the hashtag #watchmegrowatthemonaco.

Few luxury hotels cater to pets quite like the Peninsula Beverly Hills. Pooches are treated to personalized towels, over-the-top doggy beds and a menu that includes dishes like Zoe's Beef Burger and Brutus's Filet Mignon. If that's not enough pampering for your pup, opt for the 45-minute, in-room dog massage for canines up to 100 pounds. Afterward, Fido can get his endorphins up with a complimentary walk courtesy of the hotel's white-uniformed pages.

Ever heard of a certified canine massage therapist? Yeah, they exist. The Langham Huntington, Pasadena has one on call to provide dog massage therapies in your guest room. Treatments are far from one-size-fits-all; choose from Swedish, "Touch," acupressure, myofascial release or stretching therapies, or instead opt for a cold stone massage or aromatherapy. Afterward, your pooch can relax on plush Langham-branded bed pillows and lap treats from a porcelain bowl in Langham pink.

This Arizona retreat's Posh Paws programs provide everything your four-legged friend might desire: a plush pet bed, fun toys and a specialized pet menu. Staff is even available to walk your dog if you don't feel like leaving the pool. Without your furry companion? Hang out with the hotel's canine ambassadors: Bixby, a yellow Labrador retriever, and Gibbs, a red golden retriever. Bixby especially loves golf cart rides — keep a lookout for him zooming across the property!