With its VIP (Very Important Pet) programme, Eden Roc ensures only the best for your four-legged friend. Hoping to ease owner-pet separation anxiety, the hotel offers a pets room filled with fresh food, water, treats, bedding, towels, walking services and an invitation to swim in private suite pools. Enjoy your holiday in the knowledge that your pet will be treated pawfectly (sorry).

The world’s elite have been flocking to Le Bristol for historic grandeur and elegant Parisienne lifestyle since 1925 – but even they find it hard to say goodbye to their pampered pooches. Le Bristol offers all the luxurious comforts your furry friend may need, including bottles of chilled Evian mineral water, monogrammed bone-shaped treats and a rug embroidered with your pet’s name. If that’s not enough, the hotel’s resident Burmese cat Fa-Raon is the perfect pal to play with – find him curled up on the comfy chairs around the hotel or stalking round the garden paths.

An indulgent adult sanctuary offering aromatherapy turndown service and a team dedicated to catering to your every whim, nothing is too much at Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort. Delivering the same level of service to your pet partner in crime, dog butlers wait on your furry friend hand-and-paw with complimentary dog massages and “doga” classes. Beachside canine cabanas offer respite from the sun and the Canine Delights menu features made-to-order dishes. If it’s a birthday treat, get the butler to arrange a birthday party complete with “pupcakes” for your pooch and their pals.

The “Posh Pets” programme at this sleek Upper
East Side hotel is enough to make owners jealous. On arrival,
dogs receive a monogrammed bed and a welcome treat from New
York’s gourmet biscuit company – the beef-bourguignon bites are
alarmingly tempting. The Posh Pet Concierge can also arrange for
grooming and dog-walking services in some of
New York’s finest pet playgrounds.

Every pet is welcomed by the Director of Pet Relations, Alex, as long as they fit through the door and will receive water, treats, beds and bowls as standard. An in-room dining menu for pampered pups includes grilled hamburgers, beef stew and pup popsicles. Alex and his team will bark directions to the neighbouring dog-friendly breweries and recommend the finest dog-walking routes.

Denzel Washington was right when he said, “everyone in LA
is a star”. In true OTT
Hollywood fashion, The Beverly Hills Hotel is a haven for doggy
divas. Book yourself into one of the bungalows, once occupied by
Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe. Freshly baked, personalised
doggie treats from the bakery will be delivered to your lodgings
each morning while the hotel’s Canine Connoisseur program keeps
will keep the most distracted of pups entertained.

Clivedens sprawling 17th-century mansion has seen over 300 years
of parties, played host to pretty much every British monarch and
currently boasts a chef who previously played a starring role in a
top Mayfair
restaurant. At Cliveden House, where every luxury is tended to, you
could expect nothing less than the finest dining experience for
your pooch. Select their the chef’s curated canine menu – while
they enjoy room service you can head to taster André Garrett’s
culinary genius for yourself.

This former coffee warehouse set in the buzzy Arts
District is a celebration of
New Orleans’ rhythm rich history. A rotating art gallery,
locally designed whiskey glasses and walls adorned with NOCCA art
student masterpieces complete its co-working, creative
feel. Your pets’ spiritual wellbeing is The Old No.77 Hotel and
Chandlery’s first concern. Offering an on-site animal psychic, as
well as holistic animal care and dog massages, you’ll both be fully
restored by check-out.

Located in the heart of West Hollywood, The London West
Hollywood welcomes guests to the hotel with their own two adorable
bulldogs – Winston and Churchill. The hotel’s official mascots call
The London their full-time home. Each day, guests get the chance to
meet and play with the pooches in their favourite hangout spot,
Hampton Court, or up by the relaxing rooftop pool.

Guests can bring their own pup – one dog per room for their
hotel stay – and a pet sitter or a dog walker, can be arranged in
advance. Dog-friendly culinary options from the “Winston menu” are
available created by Executive Chef Anthony Keene, including “the
London pooch” a dry food menu and doggie bag treat. Room rates from
$253 per night.