GOOD hotels allowing pets? - The DIS Discussion Forums

ashpinoza · 09-28-2009, 08:47 PM

i had asked the question a while back but got only a couple responses, which werent what i was looking for anyways. first, my DH, DS, and i, are stayng in hojo. i didnt find anything about it yet but i didnt think they allowed pets, can someone tell me for sure? anyways, my mom cant part with her beloved chihuahua shes had for 12 years. they are ALWAYS together, she drives a semi and hes with her there too. so she will HAVE to stay in a different place. are there any good hotels anyone can recommend, that allow pets, and are nice, but affordable too? like no more than 70-80 a night? the answers i got before, were only a few, and over 100-120 a month range. thanks!

roxydotty · 09-28-2009, 08:59 PM

I just heard about the Motel 6 on Disney Way. The reason I mention this place is because it was just renovated and the reviews were positive. They allow pets and it's practically brand new and very clea. But, it is not close to Hojo's. The site tripadvisor.com may be able to help you.

bumbershoot · 09-28-2009, 09:46 PM

I was going to suggest the M6 too...at DLR it's budget, but not junky, or so I've read repeatedly. And the recent renovation makes it look really cool. They were the first Motel 6 to get the renovations out of the whole chain!

09-28-2009, 08:47 PM	#1
ashpinoza disneyland VET! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: illinois Posts: 257	GOOD hotels allowing pets? i had asked the question a while back but got only a couple responses, which werent what i was looking for anyways. first, my DH, DS, and i, are stayng in hojo. i didnt find anything about it yet but i didnt think they allowed pets, can someone tell me for sure? anyways, my mom cant part with her beloved chihuahua shes had for 12 years. they are ALWAYS together, she drives a semi and hes with her there too. so she will HAVE to stay in a different place. are there any good hotels anyone can recommend, that allow pets, and are nice, but affordable too? like no more than 70-80 a night? the answers i got before, were only a few, and over 100-120 a month range. thanks! __________________

09-28-2009, 09:46 PM	#3
bumbershoot DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tacoma WA Posts: 19,277	I was going to suggest the M6 too...at DLR it's budget, but not junky, or so I've read repeatedly. And the recent renovation makes it look really cool. They were the first Motel 6 to get the renovations out of the whole chain! __________________ -molly 13 DLR trip reports of various kinds found through this link *prepretrip report for WDW*

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09-28-2009, 08:59 PM	#2
roxydotty Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: So. Calif. Posts: 131	I just heard about the Motel 6 on Disney Way. The reason I mention this place is because it was just renovated and the reviews were positive. They allow pets and it's practically brand new and very clea. But, it is not close to Hojo's. The site tripadvisor.com may be able to help you.

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