Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Minnesota

Recent travelers have plenty of praise for the Hewing Hotel in Minneapolis. Accommodations, which guests described as stylish and comfortable, are uniquely decorated, with many featuring details like exposed wood, metal or brick to pay tribute to the hotel's origins as a warehouse. All rooms and suites include flat-screen TVs, curated private bars and complimentary Wi-Fi access. When it's time for a bite to eat, visitors can head to the on-site restaurant Tullibee, which features seasonal cuisine, hearty dishes and shareable plates. Patrons praised the meals at the eatery, but also said the hotel's location in the heart of the city makes it easy to walk to other nearby dining options as well, which they appreciated. What's more, the rooftop bar, sauna and hot tub – which are open year-round – were all hits with recent guests, too. Those in town on business can also take advantage of the hotel's meeting space, which consists of a library, boardrooms and a ballroom. The only downside, according to some, is that select rooms do not offer great views. So if that's important, be sure to request a city view room when booking.

The Radisson Blu Mall of America allows dogs up to 60 pounds to stay for a $100 fee.

There is no additional fee to bring a pet to stay.

The Loews Minneapolis Hotel participates in the Loews Loves Pets program, which allows dogs and cats to stay for a $100 pet fee. Amenities offered include a pet room service menu, bedding, leashes, collars, litter boxes, scoopers, water and food bowls and more.

The Radisson Blu Minneapolis Downtown allows dogs weighing up to 60 pounds to stay for a nonrefundable cleaning fee of $100.

The Hotel Ivy allows dogs weighing up to 50 pounds to stay for a $50 cleaning fee. Dog beds and bowls are provided upon request.

The Westin Edina Galleria allows dogs that weigh up to 40 pounds to stay for free.

The Marquette Hotel welcomes dogs that weigh up to 75 pounds for a $50 nonrefundable pet fee.

The W Minneapolis - The Foshay allows cats and dogs that weigh up to 40 pounds to stay for $25 per day, plus a $100 nonrefundable cleaning fee. The property participates in the P.A.W. - Pets Are Welcome program, which includes pet toys, beds, food and water bowls, plus turndown treats.

The Hyatt Regency Minneapolis allows dogs that weigh up to 50 pounds or two dogs that weigh a combined weight of 75 pounds. There is a $100 fee for dogs staying up to six nights, and an additional $100 fee for animals staying between seven and 30 nights.

The Minneapolis Hilton allows pets weighing up to 75 pounds to stay for a $50 nonrefundable fee.

The hotel allows dogs weighing up to 90 pounds to stay for a daily fee of $25, plus a $125 nonrefundable initial pet fee.

Set inside a renovated brewery that dates back to 1885, Fitger's Inn houses 62 rooms and suites and is located in Duluth, Minnesota, on the southern shore of Lake Superior. Accommodations come with minifridges, free Wi-Fi access, Aveda toiletries, pillow-top beds and pillow menus. The hotel also provides complimentary newspapers, free on-site parking (including valet) and a free guest shuttle service. Fitger's Salon & Spa invites visitors to relax with a facial or massage, or get glam with a haircut or manicure, among other services. When you get hungry, Fitger's Inn has three eateries to choose from that serve everything from Mexican to American fare. The hotel also houses a bar, a nightclub and a microbrewery. Overall, recent visitors were very pleased with their stays at Fitger's Inn, with many highlighting the spacious, comfy rooms and kind staff as standout features.

The hotel allows dogs to stay for a $50 fee.

The Westin Minneapolis allows dogs weighing up to 40 pounds to stay for no extra fee.