Travelling to Chengdu With a Pet?
8 Hotels With a Verified Pet Policy

We open with the hotel whose pet policy is the clearest of all — Home2 Suites by Hilton, Kuanzhai Alley, states plainly that it accepts up to 2 cats or dogs, a ¥350-per-stay fee, and provides a dog bed plus food and water bowls in the room. That's the strength of the Home2 Suites brand: it's an all-suite design with a kitchenette in the room, which suits staying with a pet over several nights. Opened in 2022, the rooms are new and clean, scoring 9.5/10 from over 2,524 reviews. It's near Kuanzhai Alley, the old-town quarter, so you can walk your pet nearby. The one thing to know: you must flag that you're bringing a pet when you book, and some breeds or weights may have conditions — confirm with the hotel first.

The second Home2 Suites by Hilton, in a different area — Home2 Suites by Hilton, Wuhou Temple, scores 9.8/10, the highest on the whole list, and accepts cats and dogs under the standard Home2 brand pet policy. It's in the Wuhou Shrine area, beside the Jinli pedestrian street, an old-town Sichuanese quarter that's a pleasant place to walk a pet. Rooms are all-suite with a kitchenette, like the Kuanzhai branch, suiting several nights with your pet. The one thing to know: confirm the exact pet fee and conditions with the hotel before booking (they can differ slightly from the Kuanzhai branch), and it's a touch further out from Chunxi Road.

The most central pick on this pet-friendly list — JinXiFu is an apartment-hotel that clearly states it accepts pets at ¥50 per pet per night, with spacious apartment-style rooms, some overlooking Tianfu Square in the city centre. It scores 9.7/10 from over 1,725 reviews; guests praise the roomy, clean apartments, the genuinely central location (where Metro Lines 1/2 cross) and the responsive butler service. It suits anyone who wants to be in the centre and take their pet around several areas on one Metro line. The one thing to know: it's a small apartment-hotel without big-hotel facilities, and you should flag the pet when booking.

If you want somewhere with real character and you're bringing a pet — Wenjun Courtyard Hotel is an old Sichuanese courtyard house in the centre that states its pet policy clearly: cats and dogs at ¥50 per pet per night, plus a one-time ¥50 cleaning fee (no exotic pets). It scores 9.6/10 from over 1,245 reviews. The draw is the traditional Chinese courtyard architecture and the calm atmosphere, plus English-speaking service and local tours arranged on-site. It's a ~5-minute walk to Tonghuimen Station, near Tianfu Square and Kuanzhai Alley. The one thing to know: it's a small boutique with few rooms, and as an old house some rooms aren't large — confirm the room and pet policy when booking.

Stepping up to the serviced-apartment group for anyone planning a longer stay with a pet — Ascott Raffles City Chengdu is an upper-tier serviced apartment from the Ascott brand that Trip.com lists as pet-friendly (on request, a fee may apply). The rooms are fully-fitted apartments with a kitchen, fridge and full cookware, ranging from studios to two bedrooms, suiting a family staying several nights with a pet. There's a pool, gym and sauna, and it scores 9.0/10. The important thing to know: the pet policy here is inconsistent across platforms (Trip.com says yes, Booking sometimes says no) — you must contact the hotel directly to confirm before booking, and it's in the Wuhou area, a little out from the shopping heart.

Another serviced-apartment option for anyone planning a longer stay with a pet — Fraser Place Chengdu, in the Gaoxin District (the southern CBD), states that it accepts pets for extended stays only, and a fee applies. It's a fully-fitted Frasers apartment with a gym, pool, sauna and yoga room, and a breakfast guests praise for its variety, scoring 9.0/10 from over 2,190 reviews. It suits working or staying long in the Gaoxin business district. The important thing to know: the pet policy is extended-stay only, and the platforms disagree (the Frasers site says extended stays only, while Trip.com sometimes says no) — you must confirm with the hotel first, and it's a CBD area away from the main tourist districts.

The best-value pick on this pet-friendly list — JOY-RAY Serviced Apartment sits in the heart of the Chunxi Road/Tianfu Square area, starts at just ¥150, and Trip.com lists it as welcoming all kinds of pets (with a note to contact first). The rooms are apartments with a washing machine, fridge and home appliances, some with an HD projector. It scores 9.3/10, with a central location walkable to Taikoo Li and Tianfu Square — ideal if you want to be central with a pet on a light budget. The one thing to know: it's a small private apartment, with fewer reviews than the chains, and the pet policy is contact-first — so confirm the type, number and fee with the host before booking.

We close with something different, for anyone who wants to take their pet on an out-of-town break — Four Points by Sheraton, Anren is a 5-star resort with a dedicated 'pet floor' (Floor 1, Building 1), accepting one pet up to 15 kg with a ¥100/night cleaning fee. That's a clear pet policy with an actual separate zone. It scores 8.8/10 and sits beside Anren Ancient Town and the Jianchuan Museum cluster, an atmospheric old town to walk a pet. The important thing to know: this is in Dayi, about 60 minutes by car from central Chengdu, with no Metro — so it works as a 1–2 night break, not a base for sightseeing in Chengdu city, and pets can't enter the restaurants or pool.