Pet-Friendly Hotels in Chiang Mai
5 Stays That Take Dogs & Cats
with Policies We Checked!

Ketawa is a hotel built specifically for people travelling with dogs — it takes dogs of any size with no cap on the number, for a fee of around ฿300 per night per pet (confirm with the hotel). What sets it apart is a swimming pool for dogs, plus on-site grooming, day care and a pet shop; rooms come with a pet bed. It sits in the Wat Ket area by the Ping River, walkable to the Night Bazaar and Warorot Market. The one real limit: it takes dogs only, not cats, so cat owners need to look elsewhere. It scores 9.0 from 170 reviews.

Cross Vibe Decem (formerly X2 Vibe) is a design hotel with a dedicated Pet-Friendly One Bedroom Suite for guests bringing a dog. The policy is clear: one dog up to 10 kg, with no fee; a second dog needs to be requested and carries a charge. Dogs can't be left in the room alone, and they're not allowed in the restaurant or pool. The building's signature is a large green living wall and a pool, and it sits on Huay Kaew Road on the Nimman edge, walkable to MAYA. It scores 8.7 on Agoda and 9.0 on Trip.com.

ibis Nimman is a budget chain hotel that spells out its pet policy clearly on the official site. It takes small dogs and cats up to 15 kg, a maximum of 2 per room, for a fee of ฿500 per night per pet, in designated 1st-floor rooms only. Pets must be leashed outside the room and aren't allowed in the restaurant, pool or gym, and you sign a pet disclaimer and show vaccination certificates at check-in. It sits on Huay Kaew Road at the foot of Doi Suthep, walkable into Nimman, and has the lowest starting rate on this list. It scores 8.8 from 363 reviews.

Novotel Nimman is the 4-star option for travellers who want a nicer stay and can still bring a pet, sitting right next to the ibis as part of the same Accor group. The policy is stated: small dogs and cats up to 15 kg, a maximum of 2, for a fee of ฿1,000 per night per pet, in a Deluxe King Bed with Terrace room only. Pets must be leashed outside the room and aren't allowed in the restaurant, pool or gym; you sign a disclaimer and show vaccination records. The standout is a rooftop pool with Doi Suthep views. It scores 8.9 on Trip.com from 342 reviews.

Namton is a small 18-room boutique in the Old City that takes pets with no fee. The policy: 2 pets up to 30 kg combined, dogs and cats both welcome (no exotic pets); they can't be left in the room alone, and food and water bowls are provided. It's on Samlarn Road in the middle of the Old City, walkable to Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang — a fit if your trip is built around the temples and walking a pet through the Old City. Worth knowing from reviews: rooms are small, some have no window, and housekeeping can be hit or miss. It scores 8.6 from 443 reviews.