Travel lists

Essentials for the next journey

Tick the packing list, shop the Fur & Far catalogue, then book the holiday on Booking.com.

Book your stay

You will leave Fur & Far to search and pay on Booking.com. Fur & Far does not operate Booking.com, copy their listings or articles, or use their logos.

Essentials

Packing checklist

Documents

  • Open Pet Passport

Comfort and care

Travel equipment

If they stay home

Choosing a stay

Stays

Finding the right accommodation for your pet

This is Fur & Far’s own stay checklist. “Pet friendly” is not one set of rules — confirm the property’s written policy for your dates before you pay.

  1. Start with stays that welcome animals

    Use a pets-allowed search so you are not browsing properties that refuse animals. Filters are a starting point, not a guarantee — still open that stay’s own pet policy.

  2. Read that property’s pet policy

    Check which animals are welcome, how many per room, and whether cats, small pets or only dogs are accepted. Policies differ between hotels, even in the same chain.

  3. Match size, breed and number

    Confirm weight limits and breed rules against your Pet Passport notes. Be honest when you book. A listing that does not fit can mean being turned away or extra charges at check-in.

  4. Know the cost before you pay

    Ask whether the pet fee is per night or per stay, whether a deposit is held, and whether cleaning is extra. Budget for this separately from the room rate.

  5. Ask the practical questions

    Can the pet be left in the room if crated? Are pets allowed in dining areas, on balconies, or only in certain rooms? Request a ground-floor room or a room away from lifts if that will keep them calmer.

  6. Call the property

    Online filters are a start. Reception can confirm the current rule for your dates, your pet’s size and whether a pet-friendly room is actually available.

  7. Check the neighbourhood

    Look for a relief area, a nearby walk, a veterinarian, and a place to buy food if plans change. A well-listed hotel is still a poor stay if there is nowhere safe to walk.

  8. Read recent pet-owner reviews

    Search reviews for fees, staff attitude and whether the written policy matched the stay. Policies change, so prefer recent comments.

  9. Pack for the room

    Bring a carrier or crate, waste bags, a towel, usual food and a familiar bed. Use the checklist above, then shop the catalogue if anything is missing.

This outline is Fur & Far’s own advice. It is general information only and is not a booking, legal or veterinary guide. We do not reproduce Booking.com articles, listings, photos or logos.