Pet-welcoming hotels in Sardinia

Sardinia

Island blues. A little shared dolce vita.

Sardinia, at a glance

Welcome dogs
349
Welcome cats
121
Large-dog options
129
No pet fee
64
Median nightly pet fee in EUR€15

Pet-welcoming hotels

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1,184 stays in Sardinia

B&B Bell'alba

Santa Teresa Gallura, IT

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B&B Gianni e Pia

Luogosanto, IT

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Le Sughere

Padru, IT

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L'angolo antico

Oristano, IT

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Casa Satta 1925

Olbia, IT

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B&B Fiori

Bonorva, IT

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Villa di Cristina

Masainas, IT

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Affittacamere Sa Mariola

Sorgono, IT

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ABBA ROOMS

Biddanoa/Villanova · Cagliari, IT

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Amici

Càbras, IT

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Relais Santa Croce

Castedd'e susu/Castello · Cagliari, IT

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The details make the difference

Sardinia, through a pet’s eyes.

What hotels’ pet policies tell us about staying in Sardinia.

Who gets a warm welcome.

Pet acceptance based on 351 pet policies.

  • Dogs99%

    349 of 351 policies

  • Cats34%

    121 of 351 policies

  • Birds1%

    3 of 351 policies

  • Small mammals1%

    5 of 351 policies

  • Specialty pets1%

    3 of 351 policies

11 stays allow two or more pets.

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Percentages are of the 351 stays with a known pet policy, not every listed hotel.

What does a pet stay usually cost?

Nightly pet fees in EUR.

€15

median per night

< €25: 94 fees. €25–50: 16 fees. €50–75: 10 fees. €75–100: 0 fees. €100+: 0 fees

64 stays are listed with no ordinary pet or cleaning fee.

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Based on 120 nightly pet fees in EUR. One-off fees and other currencies are left out; amounts may be per pet or per room, and some apply only to certain rooms or offers. Check each hotel’s own policy.

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