Holidays are only half the fun when you have to leave your best friend behind. But that problem is now a thing of the past: there’s a whole new world of pet-friendly accommodation throughout Victoria where you and your pooch can both feel welcome. Whatever holiday you have planned, there are boutique city stays, swish little eco-cabins, historic country cottages and seaside luxury escapes to fulfil your travel yearning – with the pup in tow.
And these pet-friendly accommodations in Victoria offer more than just a kennel out back. Expect a range of Fido-loving special features, like in-room pet menus, goodie bags, private gardens and even dedicated pup-sitting staff. Whether you’re exploring East Gippsland, the Great Ocean Road, Mornington Peninsula, the Macedon Ranges, the Dandenongs or striking out along the Murray River
, you can find warm, pet-friendly hospitality waiting.
Mention the Ovolo and watch your pooch prick up their ears – it’s all about the perks, baby. You’ve heard of the renowned Ovolo service, but you might not know they offer a V.I.Pooch package to ensure your doggo has the same special treatment.
Enjoy prime city-centre accommodation in one of Melbourne’s trendiest hotels with free snacks, social hour drinks and gym access (the perfect balance). Your pup will have their own bag o’ swag with special doggie treats and a dog bed, mat, food bowl and dog-sitting staff on hand for backup tummy rubs. There’s no outdoor space, but the city is your playground: explore the CBD, run around Melbourne’s dog-friendly parks or take a scenic wander along the Yarra River.Enjoy prime city-centre accommodation in one of Melbourne’s trendiest hotels with free snacks, social hour drinks and gym access (the perfect balance). Your pup will have their own bag o’ swag with special doggie treats and a dog bed, mat, food bowl and dog-sitting staff on hand for backup tummy rubs. There’s no outdoor space, but the city is your playground: explore the CBD, run around Melbourne’s dog-friendly parks or take a scenic wander along the Yarra River.
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