Excellent

I took a 2 week road trip with my Corgi and this was one of our best stops. Not only dog friendly but attentive to the needs of dogs and their owners. The woman checking us in made sure we were in a room on the ground floor with easy access to the outside. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable with a well-equipped kitchenette. I will definitely look for Home2Suites in future travels.

May. 08, 2022

Doesn't understand dogs

This hotel boasts that it is dog friendly. Not really. The "dog welcome" package consists of cheap dog-related merchandise emblazoned with the Whitney Peak name. They charge a $75 dog fee, have no on-site area for dog relief (there is a decent, but small, dog park 2 blocks away), no place you can eat with your dog (except in your room, which doesn't have a table), and there is no room service even though there is a cafe on site.

I was told I could just leave my dog in the room and come down for dinner. Or order for pick-up and eat in my room (on the bed, apparently). We were placed on the 6th floor, at the end of the hallway. So we had a trek to the elevator, then down to the first floor, and another trek across the lobby. Thankfully, my young Corgi has a strong bladder. I would not want to stay here with an elderly dog. A suggestion for this hotel: place some tables in your spacious lobby, or the wide hallway between the lobby and the cafe, so dog owners could at least eat with their dogs. And put something more appealing in the doggy welcome bag.

May. 08, 2022

Comfortable and dog friendly

Very serviceable hotel if a bit sparse on some basics (for example, the room has a kitchenette but no dishes or utensils). A bit run down - TV didn’t work initially, in-room coffee maker didn’t work. But coffee is available in the lounge 24/7. The people who work there a very nice.

May. 04, 2022

Fantastic hotel that is super dog friendly

Love that the dog is welcomed in the bar and the restaurant.

May. 02, 2022