Dog Friendly Hotels and Hostels in, Mexico…

Warning, unless you are going to travel to Mexico with dogs this might be a boring post!

Ok just a note my husband and I are NOT really “shoe string budget” travelers, our goal is to keep the trip under $100 US a day, which we know for some is a fortune but this is where we stayed while we were in Mexico, and they all take dogs!  We also always got a private bath so you might be able to get a lower price at the hostals (they are more like bed and breakfasts) if you want to share a bath or will go for a “dorm room” style room.

San Felipe – Pete’s place RV camping, on the beach, dry toilets $15 US + $2 for showers

Gonzaga Bay – There are two places to stay in Gonzaga the second one (turn left at the store where the air strip is) is nicer.  Dry toilets no water.  We heard that if you drive about 15 to 20 minutes past there you will find another BETTER camping spot with water for less than the $15 US we paid

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Muelege – Hotel Muelege, warm showers, wifi, creepy man but with dogs he stayed away $50 a night

Loreto – Hotel Santa Fe, Kitchen, wifi, pool very secure parking $62 a night and a bit of a walk from the ocean but I loved this place, Fritz thought it was OK…

Bucerias (just north of Puerto Vallarta) – Corita Hotel (camping) we had a whole gated, locked beach front lot with a private bathroom a short walk away, they would let us use the pool and it was great $20 a day

 

 

 

Guadalajara – Hostal Querida Olga – Our favorite, cute right in the heart of Guadalajara with secure parking two blocks away which fit our 9 foot high truck. We loved this place, hot showers, wifi, shared kitchen, wonderful people $40 a night but parking is extra.

 

Teotihuacán – Hotel Quinto Del Sol – Expensive $70 a night, there is camping in the town but it was below freezing when we were there.  They were not thrilled about our dogs, especially since I made them sound small (like a poodle not a pit bull) but they let them stay and were fine with it in the end.  Pool, wifi, restaurant (expensive), bar.

 

Morelia – Hostal Casa Castillo - $40 a night parking extra, right down town great roof top deck.  The owner has 2 really small dogs but we were able to make sure they were gone when we left/entered the hostal.

 

 

Oaxaca – Hotel Casa Mercedes - $80 a night secure parking included, one block from down town.  Wifi, TV, Restaurant very nice people but expensive

Hualtuco – Hotel Plaza Delphinus - $40 a night parking in front of Hotel not secured but we felt fine about it.  Roberto and Blanca are the nicest people, he took us to the laundry and showed us where dog friendly beaches were, they offer breakfast in the morning for an extra charge and planned a pot luck BBQ for the guests when we stayed there, they  

My best advice to anyone is to use www.booking.com they have a search option for accept pets.  With that being said DO NOT PAY or reserve the room on booking.com as the information may not be correct and I have heard of more than one person whose credit card was charged but the hotel did not get the money.