Pet and dog friendly hotels in Las Vegas, Nevada

How much do pet friendly hotels in Las Vegas charge for a dog?

Of the Las Vegas hotels we list that state a paid pet fee (November 2026), 9 charge by the night (median $25) and 8 by the stay (median $137.50). At those medians, a nightly fee costs more than a per-stay one from the sixth night.

Nightly pet fees top out at $150, at Jet Luxury at The Vdara. The Vanderpump Las Vegas Hotel & Casino - A Caesars Rewards Destination and Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino charge $75 a night, which passes the $137.50 per-stay median on the second night.

Nine hotels state no pet fee. Seven are Motel 6 or Studio 6 locations, with from-prices of $68 to $109 a night. The other two sit far above the $132 median from-price: Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas (from $357) and Vegas Nights At Signature MGM (from $493).

Three hotels state a pet deposit. Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino asks $150 on top of its $150 per-stay fee, and Motel 6 Las Vegas, NV - Strip asks $150 with no pet fee. Holiday Inn Express Las Vegas Stadium Area by IHG asks $100, per IHG's page for the hotel. A missing fee or deposit does not mean there is none. Pet policies change. Confirm with the hotel when you book.

Which Las Vegas hotels accept large dogs, cats or two pets?

Of the 17 Las Vegas hotels we list that state a weight limit (November 2026), none goes above 75 lb. Eleven set it at 75 lb, including four La Quinta and three Hampton Inn hotels.

The tightest stated limits are 40 lb at Home2 Suites By Hilton Las Vegas Strip South, per Hilton's page for the hotel, and 49 lb at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino. Four more stop at 50 lb, including DoubleTree by Hilton Las Vegas Airport and Staybridge Suites Las Vegas - Stadium District by IHG.

Of the 111 hotels we list, 16 state that they accept cats as well as dogs. They include Hilton Garden Inn Las Vegas Strip South and Hampton Inn Las Vegas Strip South, NV 89123, per Hilton's pages. Nine state dogs only, among them Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino and Hyatt Place Las Vegas at Silverton Village. For the rest we hold no cat rule.

Of the 32 hotels that state a maximum number of pets per room, 31 allow two or more. The exception is Candlewood Suites - Las Vegas - E Tropicana by IHG, which takes one pet, per IHG's page for the hotel.

Where are the dog parks in Las Vegas?

The City of Las Vegas runs 12 dog parks, the newest at East Las Vegas Family Park, and each has an enclosed area where dogs can run off leash under supervision. Kellogg, Justice Myron E. Leavitt and Jaycee Community Park, and Centennial Hills Park have separate runs by dog size.

At Clark County dog parks such as Dog Fancier's Park, the rules ask for proof of license and immunization, allow at most three dogs per owner, and require a leash outside the off-leash area. Dogs in heat and puppies under 4 months are not allowed.

• Other City of Las Vegas dog parks: All American Park, Children's Memorial Park, Douglas A. Selby Park, Gary Dexter Park, Police Memorial Park, Winding Trails Park and Woofter Park.
• Dog Fancier's Park (Clark County): 5800 E. Flamingo Rd., next to Horseman's Park, with five fully enclosed areas. Area 5 stays open to the public; Areas 1 to 4 can be reserved.
• Clark County Wetlands Park: the Duck Creek Trail system is dog friendly, with waste stations and a dog drinking fountain. Dogs must stay out of the 210-acre Nature Preserve.

Can you take a dog to Red Rock Canyon and Lake Mead?

Yes: pets may use all trails at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip, and trails at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, on a 6-foot leash at most.

Pets may not enter the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area visitor center or its outdoor exhibits, a rule the Bureau of Land Management ties to the desert tortoises. Pets may never be left unattended there, in a vehicle or tied up outside.

Lake Mead National Recreation Area welcomes pets on hiking trails, along many beaches and in campgrounds, on a leash of 6 feet or shorter. Pets are banned from the designated swim areas, including North and South Swim Beach at Boulder Beach, and may not be left in a vehicle, windows open or not.

Nevada State Parks welcomes leashed pets at Valley of Fire State Park, though not in its Visitor Center, and at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, next to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

What are the pet laws in Las Vegas?

The City of Las Vegas municipal code requires animals to be on a leash or lead whenever they are off their owner's property. Cats are the exception and may be at large.

Clark County Animal Protection Services caps a walking leash at six feet and requires every pet except cats to be restrained at all times. Clark County parks admit leashed dogs and cats, but no animals other than trained service animals in park buildings.

Clark County warns pet owners that in extreme heat, pavement can run 40 to 60 degrees hotter than the air, up to 160 degrees, and advises walks in the early morning or late evening.

Clark County warns that leaving an animal unattended in a parked vehicle may bring fines or criminal charges. In the City of Las Vegas, tethering a dog is unlawful whenever the National Weather Service issues a heat advisory.