Pet-friendly hotels in Middlesex

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Rated best by travellersComfort Inn PA Turnpike - I-81
Cheapest hotel found£35, Super 8 by Wyndham Carlisle North
Cheapest month to stay in MiddlesexJanuary
Most expensive monthOctober

Finding cheap hotels in Middlesex: FAQs

Other travellers loved these dog-friendly hotels in Middlesex: Comfort Inn PA Turnpike - I-81, Hotel Carlisle and Best Western Carlisle.
Yes, other travellers loved these cat-friendly hotels in Middlesex: Comfort Inn PA Turnpike - I-81, Hotel Carlisle and Best Western Carlisle.
The cheapest pet-friendly hotels in Middlesex are Super 8 by Wyndham Carlisle North, Budget Inn Carlisle and Days Inn by Wyndham Carlisle North.
Premier Inn doesn’t allow pets, except for trained assistance dogs. We’d recommend checking the hotel website to make sure.
Yes, all rooms at Travelodge hotels are pet-friendly. You’ll be charged a fee for each pet, with a maximum of two pets per room. There's no charge for assistance dogs. Be sure to check with Travelodge for recent info.
Some Holiday Inn hotels allow pets for a nightly fee, but it varies by location. Check the specific hotel site before booking to make sure.
According to our pricing calendar data, Middlesex hotels are cheapest in January.

Some pet-friendly hotels charge an extra fee for having your pet stay with you. This could be a flat fee per stay, or a nightly fee. It could also come in the form of a cleaning fee.

Some hotels may offer the first pet for free, and charge for any additional pets.

It’s always a good idea to check the hotel’s pet policy to avoid any surprises.