The Best Pet-Friendly Hotels to Book in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

Wake up to the soothing sounds of rushing water at Twin Mountain Inn and Suites, located within walking distance to Dolly Parton’s Stampede Dinner attraction, as nearly all the rooms at this dog-friendly hotel in Pigeon Forge have balconies overlooking the Pigeon River. The outdoor fire pit is also a great place to overlook the river. Hungry? The complimentary Southern breakfast includes the likes of biscuits with gravy, make-your-own vanilla pancakes, and some treats for your dog as well.

All mutts and well-behaved humans are welcome at this Pigeon Forge pet-friendly hotel. You are allowed a maximum of two pooches per room. Expect a lot more than just dog treats; dog bowls, a meadow for dogs to run around in, and towels are provided to clean their paws after. There’s even a dedicated doggy potty station, and baggies to take out with you on walks in Pigeon Forge.

This lavish resort and spa, sprawled across several green acres in the Smokies, is a relaxing retreat and welcomes small furry friends (up to two dogs only). While you leave your dog in the condo with a trusty companion, treat yourself to a treatment. The spa offers a variety of luxury organic therapies such as using fruits, vegetables and herbs to detoxify and smooth every inch of the back, plus a choice of CBD oils for massages.

Though a little further away from the Smoky Mountains, this Hilton is close to other attractions in Pigeon Forge such as The Ripken Experience. Dogs are welcome in dedicated pet-friendly rooms, all equipped with a TV mounted on the wall, which can be watched from any angle of the suite. If you get tired of watching TV, take your pooch up to the rooftop fire pit terrace, and admire views of glittering Dollywood in the distance.

Allowing two pets for no additional fee, La Quinta Inn & Suites goes above and beyond by providing a list of pet-friendly places in Pigeon Forge to take your dog. Suggestions include making a booking at Doggywood daycare (next to Dollywood’s front gate) and Sevierville’s Unleashed PetSafe Dog Park, which provides facilities such as water, shade, agility equipment and observation cameras.

The Titanic Museum, Tanger Outlets and several restaurants serving up hearty Tennessee home cooking are within walking distance of the Hampton Inn. There are special pet-friendly rooms that permit up to two medium-sized dogs per room. Don’t want to eat out? Prepare your own meal for you and your pooch in the king suite, equipped with a modern kitchenette. Once you’ve washed up and put the dog to bed, relax in the in-room jetted bathtub.

Taking pride in providing true comfort for any traveler, this trendy all-rounder offers pet-friendly rooms for dogs including guide dogs and service dogs. While the dog takes the floor, the kids will love the bunk beds, stacked high above two queens and accessed by a dark wooden staircase. They’ll also love the fun splash pool outside, for days you don’t want to go to nearby Dollywood Splash Country Water Park. Tired? There’s an outdoor fire-pit patio area with mountain views for a relaxing evening and black-out curtains to help you have a lie-in, even after the sun’s out.

Even though the Baymont is in the center of town, this pet-friendly Pigeon Forge hotel still feels like a cozy hideaway. Thick bedspreads will keep you warm at night, while the impressive hot breakfast ​​includes eggs, sausages, biscuits, gravy, cereal, pastries, waffles, juice, coffee and a selection of yogurt to keep you going. The indoor pool also has a soothing fountain and mural of natural scenery to admire, but if you’d rather see it for yourself, you’re close to the start of hiking trails, the Smoky Mountain Brewery, and the Island in Pigeon Forge.