Traveling with Your Pet: The AAA Petbook

This is a great book if you travel with your pets. Shows MANY hotels and what animals you can and cannot bring. We have 2 dogs and 1 cat and we were able to bring our cat with us to alot of the hotels. It's wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of the problems I see repeatedly with products like this is that they become out of date quickly with hotels changing their pet policy. We recently took a trip from California to Arkansas that I was unable to fully plan in advance. When it came time to stop for the night we'd check the book for a city that had several pet friendly hotels listed, just in case policies had changed at our first choice, or there wasn't room. We were able to get a room at the first place we called every time. I'd recommend the latest edition of this book to anyone traveling with a pet.

Not much else to say. It is seperated state by state and region by region, then city by city. Can be difficult to find out what region you're in but it is very detailed. There are even listigs for my little home town. But be warned, some locations that say pets are allowed have restrictions, so call in advance to make sure that you are still ok. We have a Newfoundland and could had to hunt for a place that would let us stay with a 150 lb puppy.

AAA does the same quality job with the pet travel book as with their famous tour books names, locations, specifics, fees etc. Very helpful.

not only does this list multiple hotels in the cities i've traveled to/from, but it lists emergency animal clinics, dog parks, and dog-friendly national parks. good-to-know stuff. it stays in my car for easy reference.it is also more specific than most hotel websites that simply state "most pets accepted" or "some pets allowed". it will state whether or not a hotel will require you to bring a crate for Fido, and if the pet-friendly rooms are in the "designated pet rooms", and which hotels have a one-time only pet fee.