Dog friendly bed breakfast, farm, motel in ny, nj, pa

<p>We are looking for a place to go with our small dog which welcomes pets and has things to do with them in the area that are also pet friendly. Looking to travel 2 hours from newark new jersey area. Thanks so much for any suggestions you may have!</p>

<p>Not sure about the locations but we stay at Kimpton Hotels sometimes when we travel. They are pet friendly.</p>

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<p>Several of the different Marriott chains are pet friendly, including Residence Inns which are nice because they offer more space, and also serve a free breakfast.</p>

<p>I believe La Quintas also are pet friendly and was surprised at breakfast at how many chose the hotel chain on that basis (we have no pets).</p>

<p>You mentioned wanting things to do in the area. Bethlehem has festivals at different times all year. Here’s the big one for the summer [url=&lt;a href=“http://www.musikfest.org/]Musikfest.org[/url”&gt;http://www.musikfest.org/]Musikfest.org[/url</a>]</p>

<p>While I think La Quinta is a western chain, they are absolutely dog friendly. </p>

<p>I routinely travel with my two poodles and have found that MOST hotels (not just a few) will allow pets, sometimes free and sometimes for a small fee. If you have a non-shedding breed, point that out when you reserve, as I have found that can get the fee waived. </p>

<p>When I travel with my dogs, I do make a point of tipping the housecleaning staff a little extra, because dogs do make for extra work and I don’t want the staff to complain.</p>

<p>Several of the hotel chains give a discount to AKC members. An AKC member is anyone who has paid the dog registration fee… Try using the discount code “AKC” when you register; I’ve been pleasantly surprised how often it works.</p>

<p>I know you didn’t mention hotels in the title but if you’re open to those too, we usually choose Best Westerns because the majority allow dogs.</p>