Park Hyatt Toronto
Toronto, Canada · 5 Star Hotel
Park Hyatt Toronto Dog Friendly Review
Park Hyatt Toronto holds a respectable B Roch Rank. This hotel offers a decent experience for dog owners, but there are a few caveats to consider. Most rooms are dog friendly, which is a plus, but dogs are restricted from the bar, restaurant, and terrace. The ability to leave your dog alone in the room is a major convenience, though be aware that housekeeping won't enter unless you're present.
The hotel provides essentials like dog beds and bowls, and your four-legged friend will enjoy complimentary treats. However, the $150 CAD fee per stay (up to six nights) is on the steep side, especially since it doubles for longer stays due to a deep-cleaning charge. This fee might feel excessive given the limited amenities and restrictions on dog access to public areas.
Nearby parks offer a welcome relief for walks, but the lack of a dedicated on-site dog space is a downside. The weight limit of 50 pounds for one dog or 75 pounds combined for two dogs is restrictive, excluding popular breeds like Labradors. On the bright side, there’s no limit on the number of dogs per room, which is great for those traveling with multiple pets.
In summary, while Park Hyatt Toronto provides some conveniences for dog owners, the high fees and weight restrictions might deter those with larger breeds. It's a decent choice if you're okay with the limitations and costs.
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Park Hyatt Toronto With Your Dog · Good To Know
Is Park Hyatt Toronto dog friendly?
Yes. Park Hyatt Toronto is independently certified dog friendly under the Roch Dog Friendly Standard, where it holds a Rank B rating. Most of its rooms are dog friendly, so getting a room for you and your dog is rarely a problem.
Is there a pet fee at Park Hyatt Toronto?
Yes. Park Hyatt Toronto charges a pet fee of $150 CAD per stay for up to 6 nights. For stays of 7 to 30 nights, an additional $150 CAD deep-cleaning fee will apply. There is no additional deposit. It is always worth confirming the current pet fee when you book, as charges can change from time to time.
How many dogs can stay per room at Park Hyatt Toronto?
Up to 2 dogs are permitted per room at Park Hyatt Toronto, which makes it a practical choice for households travelling with more than one dog. It is always worth confirming the details with the hotel when you book.
Is there a weight limit for dogs at Park Hyatt Toronto?
Yes. Dogs up to 75 lb are welcome at Park Hyatt Toronto. If your dog is heavier than that, it is worth speaking to the hotel before booking to see what can be arranged.
Can I leave my dog alone in the room at Park Hyatt Toronto?
Yes. Dogs may be left unattended in the room at Park Hyatt Toronto. We would still suggest letting reception know and making sure your dog is calm and settled before you head out, so housekeeping and other guests are never caught by surprise.
Where are dogs allowed in Park Hyatt Toronto?
Dogs are welcome in the lounge at Park Hyatt Toronto. We would always suggest keeping your dog on a lead and settled in these shared spaces, out of courtesy to other guests.
What amenities does my dog get at Park Hyatt Toronto?
Park Hyatt Toronto provides a dog bed, food and water bowls, free treats, a dog walking service and a dog sitting service for your dog. With these laid on for you, you can travel lighter and leave some of the usual kit at home.
Are cats welcome at Park Hyatt Toronto too?
Yes. Park Hyatt Toronto welcomes cats as well as dogs, so the whole household is catered for. The same certified standard that covers dogs has confirmed cats are genuinely welcome here, not simply tolerated.