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The most memorable trips include the whole household, dogs and all. Our pet-friendly homes have room to move indoors, a yard or a mudroom by the door, and trails that start close by. Our local team knows the homes that travel well with a dog, and the towns that make it easy once you arrive.
A selection of the homes that welcome pets, each privately owned and cared for by our local team. Every home links to its own page.
InvitedHome's pet-friendly vacation rentals are privately owned luxury homes across the mountain towns of Colorado and Utah, from Telluride and Vail to Park City and Deer Valley. We choose them for the families who would rather not leave anyone behind, the dog least of all. Each one is prepared to the same five-star standard as the rest of our collection, so your dog is welcomed in the very same comfort you are.
A pet-friendly home should do more than say yes to a dog. The best ones are set up for one, floor to yard. After years of placing families and their dogs in mountain homes, here is what to look for.
Pet rules are set home by home. One might charge a fee, another might cap the number of pets or ask about size or breed, and a few want a little advance notice. Sort out the specifics before you fall for a place, so the home you want is one your dog can actually come to. Your advisor will have the exact policy on hand.
They vary by home. Most pet-friendly homes charge a fee that goes toward the extra cleaning a dog's stay calls for, and some set a limit on the size or the number of pets, or ask for a little advance notice. Your advisor will confirm the exact policy, fee, and any house rules for the home you have in mind before you book, so nothing catches you off guard.
It depends on the home and its owner. Dogs are far and away the most common guest, though some homes can welcome other pets with a little notice. Tell your advisor what you're bringing, and we'll find a home whose policy fits.
Altitude works on a dog much as it works on you, so give the first day an easy pace, keep water close, and find the shade, watching the older and smaller ones a bit more carefully. Mountain weather shifts fast, too, so it's worth packing a coat for the shoulder seasons and something to protect the paws on snow or hot rock. Your advisor can tell you what each home already keeps on hand.
Altitude works on a dog much as it works on you, so give the first day an easy pace, keep water close, and find the shade, watching the older and smaller ones a bit more carefully. Mountain weather shifts fast, too, so it's worth packing a coat for the shoulder seasons and something to protect the paws on snow or hot rock. Your advisor can tell you what each home already keeps on hand.
Some are. If you want lift access with the dog along, start with our ski-in / ski-out rentals, or contact us and an advisor will tell you which slope-side homes in Colorado or Utah welcome pets.
Pet-friendly homes are a smaller share of any town's collection, so the best of them fill first, especially over the holidays and peak weeks. If the dog is part of the plan, reach out early and let your advisor hold a home that welcomes the whole household while there's still room on the calendar.
Tell us your dates and a little about your dog, and it would be our pleasure to find a home that welcomes your whole household warmly.
