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HOTELS & MOTELS THAT ALLOW PETS *Note HOTELS & MOTELS THAT ALLOW PETS Hotels City Telephone Number Pet Policy Beach House Alligator Point, FL 801-451-8231 Varies; all sizes welcome. 1667 Alligator Drive 32346 Embassy Suites Hotel Altamonte Springs, FL 407-834-2400 $15 per night; dogs & cats only up to 50 Orlando North 32701 lbs. 225 E. Altamonte Dr. Hampton Inn Altamonte Springs, FL 407-869-9000 Non refundable deposit 151 N. Douglas Ave. 32714 Holiday Inn Orlando Altamonte Springs, FL 407-862-4455 $40 non refundable fee. All pets welcome North 32714 up to 50 lbs. Must be crated when owner 230 W. State Rd 436 is not in the room. Residence Inn Altamonte Springs, FL 407-788-7991 $150 non refundable fee plus $5 per day. Altamonte Springs 32714 Pets up to 35 lbs. 270 Douglas Ave. 1857 Florida House Amelia Island, FL 904-261-3300 $15-$25 non refundable fee; All size dogs Inn 32034 and cats welcome. 22 S. 3rd Street Hoyt House B&B Inn Amelia Island, FL 904-277-4300 $30 non refundable fee; dogs up to 25 804 Atlantic Ave. 32034 lbs; must be in crate if left alone in room. Haley’s Motel Anna Maria Island, FL 941-778-5405 $30 non refundable fee; all sizes and pets 8102 Gulf Drive N. 34217 welcome. Rancho Inn Apalachicola, FL 850-653-9435 $6 non refundable fee; all sizes and pets 240 Highway 98 32320 welcome. The Gibson Inn Apalachicola, FL 850-653-2191 Call for details 51st Street & Ave C 32320 Ramada Inn on Apollo Beach, FL 813-641-2700 $20 fee; small dogs and cats only under Tampa Bay 33572 25 lbs; other small animals welcome. 6414 Surfside Blvd Howard Johnson Apopka, FL 32703 407-886-1010 $10 per night per room. Express Inn 1317 S. Orange Blossom Trail Crosby’s Motor Inn Apopka, FL 32712 407-886-3220 Call for details 1440 W. Orange Blossom Tr. Hwy Canoe Outpost-Peace Arcadia, FL 34266 863-494-1215 No fee; all sizes and all pets welcome. River 2816 NW County Road 661 Best Western Arcadia Arcadia, FL 34266 941-494-4884 Call for details Inn 504 S. Brevard Ave. Parramore’s Astor, FL 32102 800-516-2386 $10 fee; all sizes and pets welcome. Campground/ Cottages 1675 S. Moon Road *Note: This is only a listing. The Humane Society of Broward County has not visited these facilities. It is up to you as a responsible pet owner to be sure these are clean and adequate facilities for your pet. It is suggested that you call for further details regarding pet policies. HOTELS & MOTELS THAT ALLOW PETS Hotels City Telephone Number Pet Policy Riverview North Astor, FL 32102 352-759-3422 No fee; all sizes and pets welcome. Lodging 25130 Blackwater Lane Signum Resort Las Avon Park, FL 33825 863-528-2020 $10 fee non refundable; all sizes and pets Palmas welcome (dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, 600 E. Canfield St. rabbits, reptiles) Best Western Inn Baldwin, FL 32234 904-266-9759 Call for details Baldwin 1088 US 301 & I-10 El Jon Motel Bartow, FL 33830 941-533-8191 Call for details 1460 E. Main Street Orlando Days Inn Baseball City, FL 863-424-2596 $10 fee; call for details 2425 Frontage Rd 33837 Boca Raton Radisson Boca Raton, FL 33434 (561) 483-3600 $100. deposit-non refundable. No size Suite Hotel restriction. Call for more details. 7920 Glades Rd. Radisson Suite Boca Raton, FL 33434 561-483-3600 Call for details 7920 Glades Road Crown Sterling Suites Boca Raton, FL 33487 (561) 997-9500 $50 fee 701 NW 53rd St. Double Tree Guests Boca Raton, FL 33487 (561) 997-9500 $50. deposit-non refundable. No size Suites restriction 701 NW 53 St. Quality Suites Boca Raton, FL 33487 (561) 994-8200 No pets during hurricane. 661 NW 53rd Street Residence Inn by Boca Raton, FL 33487 (561) 994-3222 Any type of pet. Call for details. Marriott 525 NW 77th St. Dancing with Dolphins Bokeelia, FL 33922 941-282-5716 $75 fee non refundable; all sizes and pet PO BOX 272 welcome Best Western Tivoli Bonifay, FL 32425 904-547-4251 Call for details Inn 2004 S. Waukesha St. Holiday Inn – Catalina Boynton Beach, FL (561) 737-4600 Call for details. 1601 Congress Ave. 33426 Ramada Inn Boynton Beach, FL (561) 736-5805 Call for details. 1935 Federal Highway 33435 A Blue Horizon Bradenton Beach, FL 941-355-0963 $100 refundable fee; all sizes and pets 1105 Gulf Dr. South 34217 welcome. Sand Pebble Bradenton Beach, FL 941-778-3053 $5 fee; all size dogs and cats welcome. Apartments & Motel 34217 2218 Gulf Drive N. Tradewinds Resort Bradenton Beach, FL 941-779-0010 $25 non refundable fee; small dogs and 1603 Gulf Drive N. 34217 cats only; under 25 lbs. Runaway Bay Bradenton Beach, FL 941-778-0000 Call for details 1801 Gulf Drive N. 34217 Ray’s Canoe Bradenton, FL 34202 941-747-3909 No fee; all sizes and pets welcome. Hideaway & Kayak Center 1247 Hagle Park Rd *Note: This is only a listing. The Humane Society of Broward County has not visited these facilities. It is up to you as a responsible pet owner to be sure these are clean and adequate facilities for your pet. It is suggested that you call for further details regarding pet policies. HOTELS & MOTELS THAT ALLOW PETS Hotels City Telephone Number Pet Policy Howard Johnson Bradenton, FL 34207 941-756-8399 $10 per pet per night; under 25 lbs. Express Inn 6511 14th St. W. (US41) Econo Lodge Airport Bradenton, FL 34207 941-758-7199 Call for details 6727 14th Street W. Super 8 Motel Bradenton, FL 34207 941-756-6656 Call for details 6516 14th Street W. Motel 6 Bradenton, FL 34208 941-747-6005 No fee. All pets welcome. One pet per 660 67th Street room. Bradenton-Days Inn Bradenton, FL 34208 941-746-1141 $7 per night plus $50 non refundable fee Near the Gulf 3506 1st Street West Park Inn & Suites Bradenton, FL 34210 941-795-4633 $10 non refundable fee; all sizes 4450 47th Street West welcome. Behind the Fence Brandon, FL 33551 813-685-8201 Call for details B&B 1400 Viola Drive Holiday Inn Brooksville, FL 34602 352-796-9481 Call for details 30307 Cortez Blvd Best Western Bunnell, FL 32110 904-437-3737 Call for details Plantation Inn 2251 S. Old Dixie Hwy Best Western Guest Bushnell, FL 33513 904-793-5010 Call for details House Motel PO Box 847 Sunrise Sunset Cape San Blas, FL 770-932-5862 $100 non refundable fee; dogs only all 3873 Cape San Blas 32456 sizes welcome Blvd Ah My Blue Heaven Cape San Blas, FL 800-506-3559 $50 refundable fee; dogs only up to 50 lbs 193A Tobago Drive 32456 Tween Waters Inn Captiva Island, FL 941-475-5161 $10 non refundable fee; all sizes welcome 15951 Captiva Rd 33924 Island View Inn Carrabelle, FL 32322 805-697-2050 $10 fee. All sizes and pets welcome 1714 Hwy 98 East The Moorings @ Carrabelle, FL 32322 850-697-2800 $10 non refundable fee; all sizes and pets Carrabelle welcome 1000 US 98 Park Place Motel Cedar Key, FL 32625 352-543-5737 $7 non refundable fee. Some breed PO Box 613, 211 2nd restrictions Street Pirates Cove Cottages Cedar Key, FL 32625 352-543-5141 $5 fee per night, $25 fee per week. Pets 12633 Highway 24 up to 50 lbs (dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, rabbits) Dockside Motel Cedar Key, FL 32625 352-543-5432 Call for details 11 Dock Street Faraway Inn Ceder Key, FL 32625 888-543-5330 $5 per night; all sizes and pets welcome 3rd & G. Streets Treasure Camp Chiefland, FL 32626 352-493-0014 No fee. All sizes and pets welcome 15255 NW 46th Lane Best Western Chiefland, FL 32626 352-493-0663 Call for details Suwannee Valley Inn 1125 N. Young Blvd Chipley Days Inn Chipley, FL 32428 850-638-7335 $10 fee 1593 Main Street Super 8 Motel Chipley, FL 32428 850-638-8530 Call for details 1700 Main Street Red Roof Inn Clearwater Beach, FL 727-447-3464 Pets welcome up to 80 lbs. 421 S. Gulfview Blvd 33767 *Note: This is only a listing. The Humane Society of Broward County has not visited these facilities. It is up to you as a responsible pet owner to be sure these are clean and adequate facilities for your pet. It is suggested that you call for further details regarding pet policies. HOTELS & MOTELS THAT ALLOW PETS Hotels City Telephone Number Pet Policy Chart House Suites Clearwater Beach, FL 727-449-8007 $25 non refundable fee; small pets up to 850 Bayway Blvd 33767 25 lbs. All pets welcome. Sea Spray Inn Clearwater Beach, FL 727-442-0432 $20 fee; dogs & cats up to 50 lbs. 331 Coronado Drive 33767 Residence Inn by Clearwater, FL 33760 727-573-4444 $150 non refundable fee. All sizes and Marriott St. pets welcome Petersburg Clearwater 5050 Ulmerton Rd Days Inn Clearwater / Clearwater, FL 33762 727-573-3334 $20 fee; all pets welcome up to 25-35 lbs St. Pete Airport 3910 Ulmerton Rd La Quinta Inn Tampa Clearwater, FL 33762 727-572-7222 No fee or deposits. Cats and dogs up to Bay Clearwater 50 lbs welcome. Must be crated when 3301 Ulmerton Rd alone in room. Homestead Village Clearwater, FL 33762 727-572-4800 $75 non refundable fee Studios 2311 Ulmerton Rd Homewood Suites Clearwater, FL 33762 727-573-1500 Pets under 40 lbs welcome for additional Hotel fee. Call for details 2233 Ulmerton Rd.
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