Traveling to Las Vegas with a Pet
Las Vegas can work with a dog, but it requires more hotel-specific planning than many cities. Resort rules, casino floors, pool areas and long indoor corridors can limit where pets may go, so choose a property with a clearly published dog policy and plan outdoor breaks around the temperature.
Where to Stay
- The Strip for full resort convenience
- CityCenter area for walkable access between major properties
- Off-Strip neighborhoods if easier parking and outdoor access matter more than nightlife
Pet-Friendly Hotel Starting Points
Vdara Hotel & Spa
Vdara publishes a dog-friendly room policy and has a designated outdoor dog park.
Check the current pet policy →Best Western pet-friendly hotels
Useful for additional pet-friendly options away from the Strip.
Check the current pet policy →Tips for a Better Trip
- Desert pavement can become dangerously hot; keep midday walks extremely short in warm weather.
- Resort properties have different rules for where dogs may pass through.
- Never leave a pet unattended in a vehicle.
Before You Leave Home
Keep vaccination information, identification and your veterinarian's contact details easy to reach. For interstate travel, the USDA notes that individual states and territories can set animal-health requirements, so check the rules for your destination when planning a longer trip. USDA interstate pet travel information.
More Las Vegas Travel Planning
For general destination information, events and visitor planning, see the official or primary visitor resource for Las Vegas. You can also review our pet travel checklist, flying with pets guide and pet-friendly hotel chain guide.