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The Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in NSW: Hotels, Cabins and Coastal Stays
Treat your furry friend to the ultimate getaway with the best dog-friendly accommodation in NSW.
The best dog-friendly accommodation in NSW spans from the luxurious The Langham in Sydney to the nature lover’s retreat Turon Gates.
Whether you’re looking for long stretches of sand, storybook country charm, luxurious city stays or relaxed family lodgings, we’ve rounded up the best dog-friendly accommodation in NSW that promises to pamper pups as well as their humans.
- Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Sydney CBD
- Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation on the NSW South Coast
- Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in the Hawkesbury
- Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation on the Central Coast
- Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Northern NSW
- Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in the Blue Mountains
- FAQs About the Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in NSW
Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Sydney CBD
The Langham Sydney
For indoor pups with a penchant for luxury, look no further than The Langham. Sitting back from the main hustle and bustle of The Rocks, this is the place to relax, renew and rejuvenate without ever leaving Sydney.
Billed as ‘Australia’s most luxurious pet package’ this five-star city stay welcomes four-legged friends to enjoy the ultimate pamper with breakfast in bed, afternoon tea and a pawesome gift bag on arrival.
Pup parents have their pick of amenities as well, from the 24-hour health club and dreamy day spa to premium dining venues and first-class service.
Location: The Rocks
Price Guide: From $350 per night
Best For: Couples, Families, Luxury, Weekend escape
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Ace Hotel Sydney
This gorgeous boutique hotel is located in the hip suburb of Surry Hills, so you’re sorted for coffee, shopping and delicious bites.
Being a bit of a hive of activity in Sydney, there are always incredible things happening and great walks around the area to try when visiting with your pooch. Your dog-friendly room at Ace Hotel Sydney comes with cosy pet beds and food and water bowls, so you can pack light!
Location: Surry Hills
Price Guide: From $244 per night
Best For: Weekend escape, Couples, Solo travel
Need To Know: Ace Hotel charge $120 per dog, per stay with a two dog maximum.
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Ovolo Woolloomooloo
Ovolo Woolloomooloo’s not your run-of-the-mill pet-friendly hotel. They’ve got the essentials covered, including a comfy doggy bed and a chic dining setup to make them feel right at home. Your dog will be welcomed with a thoughtful doggy bag with toys and treats to enjoy throughout their stay.
Location: Woolloomooloo
Price Guide: From $320 per night
Best For: Couples, Families, Girls’ trip
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Pier One Sydney Harbour
Enjoy harbour views with your best furry friend by your side and explore the neighbouring suburbs of The Rocks and Barangaroo, all within walking distance of Pier One Sydney Harbour.
Your pet will receive a dog bed, bowl and welcome amenity with your booking, with the option to add on doggy dining and a dog-friendly mini bar.
Location: Walsh Bay
Price Guide: From $300 per night
Best For: Couples, Families, Girls’ trip, Weekend escape
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Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation on the NSW South Coast
Bannisters Port Stephens
Nestled in the serene enclave of Soldiers Point, Bannisters Port Stephens is your ticket to a tranquil beachfront escape, just a stone’s throw away from Kangaroo Point Reserve Beach.
This coastal gem boasts an array of perks, including an outdoor pool, an inviting terrace, and a cosy bar where relaxation reigns supreme for holidaymakers.
Bannisters Port Stephens extends a warm welcome to your furry companions, ensuring they have a comfortable stay, too.
Location: Soldiers Point
Price Guide: From $270 per night
Best For: Couples, Honeymoon, Coastal
Need To Know: Be sure to request one of their pet-friendly rooms upon booking.
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Linnaeus Collection
This collection of family-run properties forms a ‘deconstructed hotel’ with all the services of a boutique hotel paired with the privacy of individual homes. The family, who began the project as a love letter to the South Coast, prioritise exquisite architecture, experiential features (think pizza ovens and fireplaces) and location. There are multiple properties to choose from, with some boasting the potential to sleep 12+. A great group accommodation option! Peruse the properties and their features here.
Sitchu Tip: If you do fancy getting out and about, we recommend the dog-friendly Kiama to Gerringong walk.
Location: Berry
Price Guide: From $963 per night
Best For: Nature lovers, Luxury, Weekend escape
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The Shed
Cosy, character-filled and eco-friendly, The Shed at Broger’s End is the perfect hideaway for the whole family — fur babies included.
With three bedrooms, spacious living and dining areas and an outdoor bath, there’s plenty of space to relax. Snuggle up next to the roaring open fire or whip up a feast using fresh produce from the garden (free-range eggs on toast anyone?).
Beyond the shed, there’s plenty for you and the pup to see and do, from the multitude of walking trails to the surrounding wineries and beaches within the beautiful Kangaroo Valley.
Location: Upper Kangaroo River
Price Guide: From $300 per night
Best For: Families, Bush, Weekend escape
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Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in the Hawkesbury
Berry Hill Riverfront Homestead
Just 90 minutes from Sydney, this escape feels like it’s in another world.
With 2km of private river frontage, you and your furry friend have 75 acres to explore. Sit by the fire, kayak on the river or just relax with a book – maybe Kate Greenville’s The Secret River which features this historic homestead within its pages.
Location: Hawkesbury
Price Guide: From $1500 per night
Best For: Families, Nature lovers, Remote escapes
Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation on the Central Coast
QT Newcastle
QT Newcastle — renowned for its enviable rooftop and sumptuous interior— is inviting guests to treat their furry friends to an unforgettable coastal stay. The boutique hotel is not only fur-friendly but pulls out all the stops to ensure that guests (no matter how small) receive 5-star treatment. Your partner in crime can feast on the in-room doggie dining menu and mini bar before kicking back and relaxing in their very own bed. The rooms are equally as impressive for humans — eclectically designed and decked out with art, high-tech furnishings, oversized bathtubs and plush white robes.
Location: Newcastle
Price Guide: From $224 per night
Best For: Coastal, Weekend escape, Families
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Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Northern NSW
Blue Water Motel
Blue Water Motel in the picturesque Kingscliff marries the charm of retro motels with all the conveniences of today’s hotels.
You and your furry companions can enjoy your stay at Blue Water Motel, which has rooms thoughtfully outfitted with must-have amenities like air-conditioning, unlimited Wi-Fi, smart TVs, and luxurious Malin + Goetz toiletries.
Booking your beloved dog’s stay with you is a breeze, whether you choose to add them to your online reservation or simply reach out to the motel directly.
Location: Kingscliff
Price Guide: From $200 per night
Best For: Beach, Coastal, Budget-friendly
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The Chalet Motel
If the only thing on your pup-cation itinerary is to do a whole lot of nothing, then The Chalet is the place for you. A classic ’60s motel with a tropical twist, relax with your bestie in tow amidst the palm trees.
Clean, comfortable and charming, it ticks all the boxes for a low-key, canine-friendly stay. Proudly the only dog-friendly hotel (or motel) in the area, break up the pool sessions and explore Brunswick Heads, where you’ll find countless activities for the two of you to enjoy — think swimming, hiking, markets and more.
Location: Brunswick Heads
Price Guide: From $200 per night
Best For: Coastal, Beach, Girls’ trip, Weekend escape
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Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in the Blue Mountains
Eden Farm Escape
Set in the heart of the Blue Mountains, Eden Farm Escape is the perfect hideaway for outdoor adventurers. There are 5 self-contained cabins on the property, each equipped with bespoke amenities including a Nespresso coffee machine and a fireplace.
The Blue Mountains are on your doorstep for leisurely dog walks or more challenging hikes, but you’d be forgiven for wanting to stay within the confines of Eden’s white-fenced green paddocks.
Location: Bilpin
Price Guide: From $350 per night
Best For: Weekend escapes, Families
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Turon Gates
Secluded, homely, and pet-friendly, Turon Gates is the perfect place to escape the city and relax amongst nature. Set on 6000 acres of bushland in the Blue Mountains, it offers an array of accommodation options ranging from campsites to lavishly appointed log cabins.
With plenty of room for your pooch to run around, our pick is the mountain view cottages, which have been carefully positioned to afford privacy and beautiful vistas.
For couples and fur babies, opt for one of their luxe glamping tents, featuring a queen bed, private bathroom, kitchenette, and large deck complete with hammock and sun lounges.
Location: Capertee
Price Guide: From $500 per night
Best For: Bush, Remote escapes, Nature lovers
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FAQs About the Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in NSW
The best dog-friendly accommodation in NSW includes The Langham Sydney for five-star city luxury, Bannisters Port Stephens for a beachfront escape, and Turon Gates in the Blue Mountains for a nature-immersed retreat. For boutique city stays, Ace Hotel Sydney in Surry Hills and Ovolo Woolloomooloo both welcome pups with beds, bowls and treat-filled goodie bags. On the South Coast, the Linnaeus Collection in Berry offers architecturally stunning private homes, while QT Newcastle delivers coastal glamour with an in-room doggie dining menu. Whether you’re after sand, bush or skyline, there’s a stay to suit every pooch and their people.
Yes — several of Sydney’s most luxurious hotels welcome dogs. The Langham Sydney in The Rocks offers what’s billed as Australia’s most luxurious pet package, complete with breakfast in bed, afternoon tea and a gift bag for your pup on arrival. Pier One Sydney Harbour in Walsh Bay provides a dog bed, bowl and welcome amenity, with optional doggy dining and a dog-friendly mini bar. Ovolo Woolloomooloo also rolls out the red carpet with a comfy doggy bed, chic dining setup and a thoughtful welcome bag of toys and treats. Expect nightly rates from around $300 to $350.
Dog-friendly accommodation in NSW ranges from around $200 per night for budget-friendly coastal motels like Blue Water Motel in Kingscliff and The Chalet Motel in Brunswick Heads, up to $1,500 per night for exclusive escapes like Berry Hill Riverfront Homestead. Mid-range options sit between $224 and $350 per night, including QT Newcastle, Bannisters Port Stephens and The Langham Sydney. Keep in mind some hotels charge additional pet fees — Ace Hotel Sydney, for example, charges $120 per dog, per stay, with a maximum of two dogs. Always confirm pet policies and fees when booking.
Two standout dog-friendly stays in the Blue Mountains are Eden Farm Escape in Bilpin and Turon Gates in Capertee. Eden Farm Escape offers five self-contained cabins with Nespresso machines and fireplaces, plus white-fenced paddocks perfect for off-lead zoomies — with mountain walks and hikes right on your doorstep. Turon Gates spans 6,000 acres of bushland and caters to every style of stay, from campsites and glamping tents to log cabins and mountain-view cottages. Its luxe glamping tents feature a queen bed, private bathroom and a large deck with hammock — ideal for couples travelling with their fur baby.
The NSW South Coast is home to some of the state’s best dog-friendly escapes. Bannisters Port Stephens at Soldiers Point offers a tranquil beachfront stay with an outdoor pool and terrace — just request a pet-friendly room when booking. In Berry, the Linnaeus Collection’s ‘deconstructed hotel’ of private luxury homes suits groups, with some properties sleeping 12 or more. The Shed at Broger’s End in Kangaroo Valley is a cosy, eco-friendly three-bedroom hideaway with an open fire and outdoor bath, surrounded by walking trails, wineries and beaches. For a remote option, Berry Hill Riverfront Homestead boasts 75 acres and 2km of private river frontage.
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