Madrid, Spain
Dog Friendly Hotels in Madrid
Where To Stay, Walk, Eat And Drink With Your Dog In Madrid
Madrid is the capital of Spain, a high, bright city at the centre of the country that lives outdoors and late. The great Retiro park sits on the edge of the historic centre, Casa de Campo spreads out to the west as the city's wild side, and the Madrid Rio parkland runs along the river. Its neighbourhoods, from Malasana and Chueca to Lavapies and Chamberi, each have their own squares and terraces, and a dog under a cafe table is as Madrileno as a late dinner. It is a city of long walks and longer evenings.
Where to stay
The Best Dog Friendly Hotels In Madrid
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 Madrid
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.
Casa de Campo
Madrid's huge former royal hunting estate, with set areas and hours for dogs off the lead
Madrid Río
More than 120 hectares of riverside paths, open all day and night
Parque del Retiro
The great city park, where dogs are welcome on the lead
Parque Juan Carlos I
Has a dog area split for small and large dogs, with agility equipment
Dehesa de la Villa
Wooded park with trails and plenty of green space for dogs
Jardines del Descubrimiento
Garden, Salamanca. Bring the lead and give the dog a good stretch in the Madrid air.
Where to eat and drink
Dog Friendly Restaurants, Bars and Cafes in Madrid
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.
Mür Café
Water bowls inside and out, and treats for the dog
Caravan Café
Neighbourhood cafe that is ideal for canine visitors
Café Manuela
Classic cafe where pets are welcome
Misión Café
Speciality coffee where staff welcome you and your dog
Arya Café
Inspired by Arya, a dog who greets visiting pets
El Perro y la Galleta
Restaurant where dogs are not just allowed but celebrated
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Dog Friendly Madrid · Good To Know
Which hotels in Madrid are dog friendly?
Every hotel on this page has been inspected and ranked against the Roch Dog Friendly Standard. Ranked highest are ME Madrid Reina Victoria (A), Negresco Gran Via (D), Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid (F). Each has its own review page with its rank, its pet fee and its rules for dogs.
Do dog friendly hotels in Madrid charge a pet fee?
Most do. For example, ME Madrid Reina Victoria charges 50 EUR per night; Negresco Gran Via charges 15€ / Night; Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid charges 100 € + 10% de IVA (hasta 10 kg); 200 € + 10% de IVA (11 kg o más). Fees change, so confirm the current charge when you book.
Which hotels in Madrid 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.
Are there weight limits at dog friendly hotels in Madrid?
Some do: Negresco Gran Via up to 44 lb. ME Madrid Reina Victoria and Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid told us of no weight limit, so a bigger dog is welcome there.
What do dog friendly hotels in Madrid provide for a dog?
ME Madrid Reina Victoria provides a dog bed. ME Madrid Reina Victoria and Negresco Gran Via set out food and water bowls. ME Madrid Reina Victoria sells dog food or a dog menu. The details are on each hotel's review page, with what the hotel told us about leaving a dog alone in the room.