Hotels · Las Vegas, NV
Vdara Hotel & Spa, MGM Collection
MGM Resorts (MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy) · Dogs only
2600 West Harmon Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89158
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Pets allowed
Pet cost
Pet rules
What the hotel offers pets
Traveler needs
Property features
Hotel type
Pet policy
- Pet fee
- $150
- Fee basis
- Per pet, per night
- Weight limit
- 99 lb, combined
- Number of pets
- 2
- Cats
- No
- Left alone in the room
- Only in a crate
Fee note. Vdara page: $150 per night, per dog + tax for rooms; $200 for suites. Marriott listing shows $200/night.
Pet amenities
Dedicated dog park
Official“We’ve designated special suites for guests accompanied by their trusty pooches, and set aside a lovely park for morning walks.”
Staff check on your dog while you are out, with photo text
Official“We'll stop by and check on your favorite furry travel companion while you're out. We'll even send you a text message picture to confirm everything is okay.”
Shady dog park plus gated people-and-dog area
Traveler-reported“dog friendly with nice, clean, shady dog park right outside and additional gated area for people and dogs”
Traveler mentions
r/vegas commenters call Vdara the best Strip option for dogs: no casino, big dog park.
Traveler with two therapy dogs calls it their favorite dog-friendly hotel (dog park + people-and-dog park).
Studio V Dog guest liked the shady dog park but found the dog fee expensive at $150/night.
Sources
Last verified . Quotes are copied from the page we read.
“Dogs only. Maximum of 2 dogs (fee per dog), cannot exceed a weight of 100 lbs.”
“Non-Refundable Pet Fee Per Night: $200.00”
“Up to two dogs are allowed, with a maximum combined weight of less than 100 pounds.”
“A charge of $150 per night, per dog plus tax for rooms and $200 per night, per dog plus tax for suites will be applied to your account.”
“Your dog cannot be left unattended in your room or suite at any time unless placed in a kennel or carrier.”
“Dog fee is expensive at 150 a night.”
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