Five-Star Pet Hotels

Travelling with pets is no easier than with kids, but it is in every dog lover’s dream to provide the least stressful, and the most luxurious, travelling experience to their pets. With a meticulous search, we’ve narrowed the top choices to five, read on to find out where these animal-friendly hotels are.

The Milestone Hotel, London

For those jetsetting pets, a tailor-made hamper with a Milestone collar tag, tasty treats and a plethora of toys await. There’s plenty to choose from on the pet menu, including bathrobes, turndown treats and custom-made bedding for fussy Fidos. If it’s time to go for a walk or a grooming session, simply dial the concierge for all your pet’s needs.

For details, please visit: www.milestonehotel.com

The Muse, New York

Upon arrival, canine companions are greeted by the hotel’s director of pet relations, Ginger. She’s a teacup Pomeranian and former puppy model with a penchant for Prada, spas and oatmeal baths. In addition to the essentials, guests and their pampered pooches can indulge in a Hers and Furs Pet-icure. Ginger also has a handy list of New York’s pet-friendly places, whether it’s directions to the nearby 15,000sqft doggy playground Canine Court for active pups, or an index of shops that welcome those discerning four-legged fashionistas.

For details, please visit: www.themusehotel.com

Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Precious pups receive a golden collar tag, a plush pet bed, canine kitchenware and treats, while the pet menu includes delicious grilled beef tenderloin and desserts. Need to burn off those calories? Enrol in the Doggie Boot Camp Play Date or Training Date, where a certified dog trainer will get you and your dog into tip-top bikini shape.

For details, please visit: www.mandarinoriental.com/miami

Four Seasons, Toronto

Opening this month is the brand new Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood, the city’s premier dining and shopping quarter. The hotel is extending its famed highbrow hospitality to furry companions, which includes lavishly plump pet beds, pet bowls, premium cookies made in-house, bottles of filtered water and customised meals.

For details, please visit: www.fourseasons.com/toronto

Le Meurice, Paris

When Arthur Million and Frédéric Schwenter took over Le Meurice in 1905 and arranged major refurbishments, the workers befriended a stray greyhound, which has since become the hotel’s mascot. With specific dining options for pets, custom-designed bowls engraved with their names, and walks in the illustrious Tuileries Garden at the hands of the hotel grooms, your visit will place your pets snugly in the lap of luxury.

For details, please visit: www.lemeurice.com

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