Dog Friendly Hotels In St. George, Utah

St. George, Utah is a gem. It’s the largest city in the Southern Utah area and has so much to offer for a weekend (or longer) trip with your dog. Here’s a list of St. George’s best dog friendly hotels so you won’t have to leave your best friend at home. 

Why Visit St. George With Your Dog?

St. George stands as a beacon of adventure and natural beauty, making it an irresistible destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and outdoor adventures. Nestled in the southwestern part of the state, near the Arizona and Nevada borders, it’s a gateway to some of the most stunning landscapes the American Southwest has to offer. 

Visitors are drawn to its mild winter climate, which provides year-round access to a myriad of outdoor activities. From hiking and biking on the vast network of trails to exploring nearby Zion National Park and the Mojave Desert, the area is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. 

The city itself, with its vibrant arts scene, historical sites, and charming downtown area. Not to mention, it is a paradise for golfers and people who love lounging by a pool in the sun. St. George also has a fun food scene, featuring everything from local classics to fine dining with a view. 

Just a quick safety reminder, Southern Utah is a desert climate meaning it gets really hot and dry in the summer. Please make sure you are always bringing plenty of water for you pup while adventuring and avoid spending too much time outside during the hottest part of the day.

Is Zion National Park Dog Friendly?

Zion National Park is not particularly dog friendly as it does not welcome dogs in most areas. Dogs are not allowed on shuttle buses that provide access to the park or in any of the wildlife areas. Dog ARE welcome on the Pa’rus Trail, which begins at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center. This is the only trail in Zion National Park that dogs are allowed to use. We’d recommend leaving your dog instead with a local boarding facility while you enjoy unfettered access to the park!

St. George State Parks

Utah’s State Parks are dog friendly, and St. George has three close by! As with all Utah State Parks, your dog must be kept on a six foot leash and under your control while in the parks. 

First, there’s Sand Hollow, a gorgeous Red Rock lake perfect for dogs and their humans who love to swim, kayak and paddle board. 

If you’re really into hiking or biking, Snow Canyon is the State Park for you. With a vast network of trails and incredible site seeing. It’s a one of kind place. 

Gunlock State Park is another option for exploring with your dog. During the annual Spring runoffs, Gunlock is transformed into a violent, rushing waterfall. It is a site to behold, but use caution when playing with your dog near the water, it moves fast! During the other seasons, Gunlock is a fun lake to hang out at with your dog. 

Remember, when exploring Utah’s State Parks with your dog, be respectful. Make sure you are always cleaning up after your pup and following the rules, we want these magical places to remain open to our four-legged friends for years to come. 

Here is our comprehensive guide to visiting Utah’s State Parks with your dog.

Now, let’s get to the hotels. 

Dog Friendly Hotels In St. George, Utah

Budget Friendly 

La Quinta By Wyndham 

Pet fee: $25 per night (up to $75) 
Weight Limit: 75 pounds 
Pet limit: 2

Located just off Interstate 15, La Quinta is perfect for those just passing through or looking to spend a few nights in St. George to explore the surrounding area. They have both a hot tub and outdoor pool and offer a breakfast buffet. 

St. George Inn

Pet fee: $15 every three nights
Weight limit: None
Pet Limit: None

With no weight limit, the St. George Inn is a great option for those looking to take their big dogs on vacation. The pet friendly rooms have double queen beds. They also offer free breakfast so you can fuel up for your adventure.  

Quality Inn

Pet fee: $25/night
Weight limit: None
Pet limit: 2

Located on Bluff Street in the heart of St. George, the Quality Inn offers a great option for a dog friendly stay at a budget price. You’ll be greeted with palm trees when you pull in and they have an outdoor pool! 

Best Western Hotels In St. George

Pet fee: $25/night ($150 maximum)
Weight limit: 80 pounds 
Pet limit: 2

St. George is home to three Best Westerns: Settlers Point (located in the Washington area), Coral Hills (downtown St. George)  and Abbey Inn (on Bluff Street). No matter which areas you plan to explore, one of these options is sure to fit your needs (and they all offer hot breakfast!)

MyPlace Hotel

Pet fee: $20
Weight limit: None
Pet limit: 2

With a grab-and-go grocery store, MyPlace Hotel would make a great basecamp for you and your dog if you’re looking to get out hiking as much as possible on your trip to St. George. And it is located fairly close to Interstate 15, so you’ll be out on the trails in no time. They also offer discounted rates for extended stays.

Holiday Inn (Convention Center)

Pet fee: $40
Weight limit: 75 pounds
Pet limit: 2

Located right next to the Dixie Convention Center, this Holiday Inn hotel is perfect if you’re attending an event and want to bring your dog along. This hotel has over 1000 Google reviews and sits at 4.4 stars. 

There is also another Holiday Inn Express just outside St. George (close to Washington) that provides great access to Zion National Park. Learn more about that dog friendly hotel here. 

Dog Friendly Resort & High End Stays In St. George

Red Mountain Resort

Pet fee: $35
Weight limit: None 
Pet limit: 2

If you’re looking for a luxury stay in the heart of Utah’s famous red rock desert, look no further than the Red Mountain Resort. They have a select number of pet friendly accommodations and gorgeous rooms with views of the stunning landscape around Snow Canyon State Park.

Red Mountain has a special focus on health and well being, they have daily guided hikes, a spa and much more.

The Advenire

Pet fee: $75/night
Weight limit: 75 pounds
Pet limit: 2

The Advenire by Marriott is a luxury stay located in the heart of St. George. This hotel is Marriott’s autograph collection and has a great restaurant lounge called Wood Ash Rye located inside. 

If you’re looking to stay in a Marriott, you can also check out the Townplace Suites by Marriott in St. George for a more budget-friendly (but still dog friendly) option. 

Other Pet Friendly Hotels In St. George, Utah

Tru By Hilton

Pet fee: $50
Weight limit: None
Pet limit: 2

Located close to Interstate 15, Tru is a more budget-friendly option for Hilton hotels. With an outdoor pool, fitness center and free hot breakfast, your Southern Utah adventure will be complete at this hotel. 

Another great option in the Hilton hotel family is the Hilton Garden Inn located on the more Southern side of St. George.  

Staybridge Suites

Pet fee: $75 (1-6 nights), $150 (7+ nights)
Weight limit: None
Pet limit: 2

Staybridge Suites is an extended stay option by IHG. So if you and your pet want to spend a while in St. George, this is a great option. They have an outdoor pool and hot tub and an adorable outdoor fireplace with a cozy place for you and your dog to hang out in the wonderful Southern Utah weather.

Hampton Inn

Pet fee: $75-$125
Weight limit: None 
Pet limit: 2

There are two options when it comes to Hampton hotels in St. George, one on the North side of town (Hampton Inn) and one on the South side of town (Hampton Inn & Suites). The Hampton Inn on the North side will provide quick access to Zion National Park. Both hotels have a pool and hot tub.

Hyatt Place

Pet fee: $25/night 
Weight limit: Contact hotel for specific info about your pet
Pet limit: 2

Conveniently located and near the convention center, Hyatt Place is a great home base for you and your dog to explore St. George and the surrounding areas. It’s a modern hotel with a fitness center a free breakfast.

Red Roof Inn

Pet fee: None
Weight limit: 80 pounds
Pet limit: 1

The Red Roof Inn is in the heart of St. George, Utah and they don’t charge a pet fee. This hotel is on the smaller side, perfect if you’re looking for something more quaint while you enjoy your trip to St. George with your dog. 


Keep in mind, vacation rentals from apps like Airbnb and VRBO are also great options for dog-friendly accommodations. You can add a filter on the app, making your search simple. 

Enjoy your trip to St. George! Share some photos of your dog exploring Southern Utah with us by tagging @dogfriendlyslc on Instagram. 

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