Ashley

We rolled into Moab on a rainy afternoon around lunchtime and it was so refreshing to be able to bring our well-behaved but huge Great Dane into the spacious dining room so that we could sample a few beers and grab a bite. The staff was friendly and the food was good. Granger was even able to lay down next to our table and relax. I would absolutely come back to Moab Brewery, with or without our big dog.

We enjoyed being able to have a great lunch outside with our seven year old Great Dane. She was a little nervous going up the stairs to the patio as there are gaps between the steps. After we were seated, the small patio began to fill up and our girl takes up a lot of space so that made things a little more interesting. The staff and neighboring patrons were very kind though and made our stop really enjoyable.

My husband and I stayed at the 49'er Inn & Suites with our Great Dane for one night. The hotel is in a great location and is walking distance from many restaurants and shops. Our room was pretty dated, small, and on the second floor, but mostly clean. It would have been nice to have a ground floor room, particularly because we booked through BringFido. Additionally, there isn't any designated green space on the hotel property for potty breaks so we had to walk around a bit for those. The staff was friendly and helpful when I checked in. Overall, this wasn't a bad place to spend a night. If staying in Jackson longer, I recommend finding a hotel that's a little nicer.

My husband and I stayed at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City by IHG with our Great Dane for one night. The hotel is beautiful and chic, and I'm impressed that they allow dogs, particularly of the giant variety. I appreciated that our room was spacious and clean, and that the hotel had in-house dining options. I'm not sure if there are rooms on the ground floor of the hotel. We had a seventh floor room which made potty breaks for our dog slightly annoying and there wasn't a ton of green space directly surrounding the hotel but we made it work. Still, I found the hotel staff to be friendly when checking in (the dog treats were a nice touch) and enjoyed our stay very much. We would definitely stay there again, with or without our pup.

My husband and I stayed at the Bryce Canyon Inn with our Great Dane for a night and had such a lovely time. The location is so peaceful and it was very convenient to have a pizza parlor next door and a coffee shop in the hotel lobby. I appreciated that our cabin was spacious and super clean, and that we had easy access to outdoor grassy areas for potty breaks. I found the hotel staff to be friendly when checking in and enjoyed our stay very much. We will definitely be back.

My husband and I stayed at the Gravity Haus in Moab with our Great Dane for two nights. The hotel is cool and chic, and I'm impressed that they allow dogs, particularly of the giant variety. I appreciated that our room was super spacious and clean, and we were within walking distance of restaurants, shops, and a brewery. The lobby coffee was also delicious touch. I'm not sure if there are rooms on the ground floor of the hotel. We had a second floor room which made potty breaks for our dog slightly annoying and there aren't any grassy areas directly surrounding the hotel. Still, I found the hotel staff to be friendly when checking in and enjoyed our stay very much. We will definitely be back.

We stopped in Casper for the night in the middle of our 19-hour trek home and stayed at the AmericInn by Wyndham Casper Event Center Area. We chose the hotel for its proximity to the interstate and for their pet policy. Not many chain hotels allow canine guests over 70 pounds, so it can get a little tricky when selecting a hotel to stay in with our 150-pound Great Dane. I appreciated that the hotel was fairly updated, our room was clean, and we were given a ground floor room. This made it easy to take our dog out for bathroom breaks as needed. Additionally, I found the staff to be friendly when checking in.