Pet-Friendly Hotels in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta is the heart of Georgia, and as the state’s capital, it’s full of history, art, festivals and exciting attractions. Unleash the fun side of the city by bringing your favorite furry pals along for a visit to the ATL. Our dog-friendly and cat-friendly hotels in Atlanta offer you and your pets a comfortable stay near some of the most popular destinations around town.

Explore the history and scenery at Atlanta’s iconic Centennial Olympic Park. Once the home to the 1996 Olympic Games, this massive 22-acre outdoor oasis features plenty of open space to enjoy in the heart of the city. The park is centered around the Fountain of Rings, a spectacular splash pad that’s perfect for cooling off. Take in the stunning city skyline against the SkyView Atlanta Ferris wheel for unbeatable views of the landscape. Playgrounds, grassy areas, landmarks, and a walking path provide something for everyone in the family to enjoy.

Atlanta boasts plenty of dog parks to choose from for an afternoon of fun in the sun. Piedmont Park Dog Park is a massive doggy playground that features more than three acres of off-leash space, separate areas for large and smaller pups, benches, shady areas and water fountains. The aptly named Freedom Barkway Dog Park truly lets your pooch let out their inner pup. This two-acre park in the Old Fourth Ward Neighborhood just a mile from downtown Atlanta is an inviting green space for dogs of all shapes and sizes.

The culinary scene in Atlanta is sizzling, and there’s no shortage of dog-friendly patios, ice cream shops, bars, and southern restaurants to sample local cuisine with your pup in tow. There are also cat cafes worth visiting, where you can enjoy a cup of tea or cold brew coffee while snuggling furry felines.

Atlanta is known for its rich history and cultural significance in the railroad era and as the birthplace of the civil rights movement. Take a pup-friendly historic walking tour through the city’s routes along the Ansley Park, Midtown District, Druid Hills, Grant Park, Inman Park, Sweet Auburn and Westview Cemetery neighborhoods. Get up close and personal while learning about the fascinating history of famous landmarks, including the Georgia-Pacific Plaza, Candler Building, Healey Building, and so much more.

For more outdoor adventures, head to a hike on Atlanta’s popular BeltLine, a beautiful stretch of walkway where pups are welcome. Lined with local shops, art, and scenery, this pedestrian connection will take you to the best parts of the city. After exploring every corner of town, head back to rest and relaxation for your feet (and paws) at our hotels in Atlanta that accept pets.

Don't forget to check out our pet-friendly hotels in nearby Alpharetta, Marietta and Duluth!