Lake Las Vegas has two of the most pet friendly resorts in town

May 25, 12:22 PMLas Vegas Therapy Dogs ExaminerSue Grundfest

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There are several pet-friendly hotels and resorts right here in Las Vegas, so why leave your best friend home when you travel?

The Loews in Lake Las Vegas loves pets. They have the most pet friendly hotels around and understand that any guests who choose to travel with their pet, deserve stellar service for their pet as well as themselves.

Dogs and pets receive many amenities at the Loews and the one-time fee for your pet is only $25.00. Upon arrival, guests receive a detailed brochure outlining the hotel’s pet amenities, including:

• Loews Loves Pets room service menu
• Local dog walking trails
• Dog and cat beds (different sizes available)
• Leashes and collars (different sizes available)
• Scratch pole, catnip, litter boxes and litter, pooper scoopers, dog bones and treats
• Extra cleaning is available for rooms housing pets
• Loews limits the number of pets two per guest room.

The Ritz-Carlton is just as pet friendly as the Loews. In fact they currently have several long-time furry guests who are living there while their permanent homes are being built in the Lake Las Vegas area.

Pets under 25 pounds are welcome at the Ritz, with a maximum of two per room. There is a non-refundable pet fee of $125 per animal.

The hotel is perfectly suited for pet guests as it offers wonderful terrain, paths and lakeside trails for walking. And just a short stroll (a minute actually) to an area they can stretch their legs and go for a run.

So don’t leave your pets home when you travel to Lake Las Vegas – they will have as good a vacation as you.

Sue Grundfest is a licensed Team Evaluator for Delta Society, the national animal assisted therapy program. If you would like to see if you and your pet are suitable for therapy work, please contact Sue at coco@cocothelovedog.com

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