Washington Pet Friendly Hotels - Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels in Washington MO

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR PET FRIENDLY

• Highlights: pets allowed more
• staff was very friendly and talk about service!!!! wow!!!! you wont be dissapointed more on Yahoo! Travel
• The hotel as been closed down for sometime now i hope you dont want to go sorry. its not open im from washingtion i drive by everyday its just not open so dont get your hopes up or ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR PET FRIENDLY

• Highlights: pets allowed, family/oversized room more
• handicap features are very nice (ease of use for wheelchairs/walkers) and the staff is extremely helpful in this regard. more on MyTravelGuide
• staff was very courtious and helpful, trying to accomidate us as much as possible more on Yahoo! Travel

Relevancy: 54% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR PET FRIENDLY

• The Floryan is a nice little hotel (12 or so rooms on 3 floors) which sells itself on reasonably-priced proximity to the main sights (as well it might as it�s on the main shopping street and a 3 minute stroll to Rynek Glowny, the market square and heart of Krakow). It�s on Ulica Florianska it... more on IgoUgo.com
• Overview A popular hotel, but more for its location on the Royal Route near the Florian Gate than for its amenities. The standard doubles are tiny, but clean and cutely furnished, with polished hardwood floors. The superior doubles, with queen-size beds, are bigger, but at about 100 z ($33/�18) more per... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 54% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR PET FRIENDLY

• A friendly two-star hotel situated in the Kazimierz district, easily contacted in English both on the net and personally by phone. This is a traditional Jewish hotel and thus added to the attraction of staying in the area, especially on Fridays. The breakfast was poor but that would be my only co... more on IgoUgo.com
• Overview A good second choice in Kazimierz at this price level if you can't get in at the Karmel . It's similar in many ways, well maintained and quiet, but not quite as immediately charming. The rooms are modestly furnished and on the plain side, more functional than inspiring. Uniquely, the Eden has a "... more on Frommer's