Berlin, Germany
Dog Friendly Hotels in Berlin
Where To Stay, Walk, Eat And Drink With Your Dog In Berlin
Berlin is the capital of Germany, a spread out city of lakes, parks and neighbourhoods that each keep their own character, from Kreuzberg and Neukolln to Charlottenburg and Prenzlauer Berg. The Tiergarten sits at its centre, the old Tempelhof airfield has become one of the biggest public parks in Europe, and the forests and lakes of the Grunewald are a short train ride away. Berliners take their dogs into cafes, onto the U-Bahn and out to the lakes in summer, and the city gives them room. It is one of the most dog friendly capitals in the world.
Where to stay
The Best Dog Friendly Hotels In Berlin
Every hotel here has been inspected and ranked against the Dog Friendly Standard. No pay to play, no vague pet friendly badge, just the ones that earned their place, best first.
Where to walk
Dog Friendly Parks, Trails and Walks in Berlin
Parks, trails and walks from our own verified data, each checked to sit close to the hotels above. Tap any one to open it in Google Maps.
Volkspark Friedrichshain
Fenced dog run areas inside Berlin's oldest public park
Tempelhofer Feld
The old airport field, with signed dog run areas off the lead
Hasenheide
Wooded park with an official dog run area
Görlitzer Park
Kreuzberg park with an official dog run area
Park am Gleisdreieck
Modern park on old railway land with a dog run area
Grunewaldsee
Forest lake with sections where dogs can swim and run free
Where to eat and drink
Dog Friendly Restaurants, Bars and Cafes in Berlin
Not just tolerated under the table, genuinely welcome: a water bowl, a spot by the fire, and no eyebrow raised when you walk in with a dog.
Café am Neuen See
Lakeside beer garden in the Tiergarten; dogs welcome on the terrace
Die Stulle
Dogs welcome inside and on the terrace
Michelberger
Hotel restaurant where dogs are part of the concept
Benedict
All day breakfast restaurant where dogs are very welcome
Hokey Pokey
Ice cream parlour with outdoor seating for you and the dog
Silo Coffee
Coffee shop where dogs are welcome on the terrace
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Which hotels in Berlin are dog friendly?
Every hotel on this page has been inspected and ranked against the Roch Dog Friendly Standard. Ranked highest are Schlosshotel Berlin (B), Rocco Forte Hotel De Rome (C), Classik Hotel Alexander Plaza (F). Each has its own review page with its rank, its pet fee and its rules for dogs.
Do dog friendly hotels in Berlin charge a pet fee?
Most do. For example, Schlosshotel Berlin charges 30,00 € per night /per dog; Rocco Forte Hotel De Rome charges $100 per stay; Classik Hotel Alexander Plaza charges 25.00 Euro per night/ per dog. Fees change, so confirm the current charge when you book.
Which hotels in Berlin let dogs stay free?
None of the hotels here told us that dogs stay free. Each review page states the fee the hotel gave us, and we update it when that changes.
How many dogs can I bring to a hotel in Berlin?
Rocco Forte Hotel De Rome allows one dog per room. For the others, ask when you book.
Are there weight limits at dog friendly hotels in Berlin?
None of the hotels here told us of a weight limit, so a big dog is as welcome as a small one. Confirm when you book if your dog is very large.
What do dog friendly hotels in Berlin provide for a dog?
Schlosshotel Berlin and Rocco Forte Hotel De Rome provide a dog bed. Schlosshotel Berlin, Rocco Forte Hotel De Rome and Classik Hotel Alexander Plaza set out food and water bowls. Classik Hotel Alexander Plaza hands out free treats. The details are on each hotel's review page, with what the hotel told us about leaving a dog alone in the room.