Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre
Vancouver, Canada · 4 Star Hotel
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No Weight LimitSheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Dog Friendly Review
Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre holds a disappointing D Roch Rank, though it does offer some genuine strengths for dog owners. It sits near several green spaces in Vancouver, including Stanley Park and the Seawall, as well as dog friendly parks in the Yaletown area, and dogs are welcome in all room categories with no weight restrictions on breeds.
In the room you will find a pet bed along with real food and water bowls provided by the hotel. Dogs stay free of charge, with no additional fee and no damage deposit required, though you will be asked to sign a pet waiver at check-in. Up to two dogs may stay per room.
The main drawback is that dogs cannot be left unattended in the guest room, so plan your days accordingly. There is no garden, dog wash area, or dog walking service, and dogs are not welcome in the bar, restaurant, lounge or terrace. This suits an owner with a well behaved dog of any size who can keep him close at all times, rather than one hoping to leave their dog resting while they explore the hotel's public spaces.
Roch Score: 20/77. This hotel does not meet the Roch Dog Friendly Standard. This hotel has been evaluated, ranked and reviewed using the Roch Standard, the world’s first dog friendly standard for the hotel industry. We gathered data directly from the hotel and benchmarked it against thousands of other hotels to accurately and fairly derive its rank.
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This hotel was last certified on 5 November 2026.
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Is Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre dog friendly?
Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre welcomes dogs, and we have independently assessed and listed it against the Roch Dog Friendly Standard, where it holds a Rank D rating. It does not meet every minimum requirement of the Standard, so it sits below our top-rated dog friendly hotels; the review above explains what a stay is actually like with a dog.
Is there a pet fee at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre?
No. Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre does not charge a pet fee. There is no additional deposit. Your dog stays with you at no extra cost, which is still rarer than it should be across the hospitality industry.
How many dogs can stay per room at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre?
Up to 2 dogs are permitted per room at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, 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 Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre?
No. Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre has no weight limit, so dogs of every size are welcome. From the smallest lap dog to the largest breed, your dog's size will never stand between you and a room.
What amenities does my dog get at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre?
Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre provides a dog bed and food and water bowls for your dog. With these laid on for you, you can travel lighter and leave some of the usual kit at home.
Is Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre pet-friendly?
Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre welcomes dogs. We hold no confirmation that it accepts cats or other animals, so check with the hotel before bringing any pet other than a dog. Our independent assessment gives it a Rank D rating.
Are pets allowed at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre?
Yes. Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre allows dogs to stay. There is no weight limit, so size is not a barrier. Tell the hotel you are travelling with your dog when you book, so they can prepare the right room for you both.
What is the pet policy at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre?
The pet policy at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre covers the essentials: dogs stay free with no pet fee, up to 2 dogs per room and no weight limit. There is no additional deposit. Every detail here comes from the hotel's own independently verified assessment under the Roch Dog Friendly Standard.