Extended Stay America

Why it is listed

Extended Stay America prints a national cleaning-fee formula and a 36-inch size box for two pets in a suite with a kitchen. Service animals skip the fee. The fee can change. Measure the dog. Ask the manager before you assume a Great Dane is ‘approved.’

Pros & cons

Pros

• extendedstayamerica.com/services-programs/pet-friendly-hotels 2026-09-02: bring pets to any one of our pet-friendly extended stay hotels. Maximum of two pets per suite. Pets no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches. Larger animals or more than two pets need property manager approval.
• Non-refundable cleaning fee: up to $25 (+ tax) per day per pet for the first six nights; thereafter a pet cleaning fee not to exceed $15 non-refundable (+ tax) per day per pet. Short stays: all pet fees due at check-in. 7+ day reservations: first seven nights’ pet fees due at check-in, then each seven days. Service animals exempt. Pet fee subject to change. Suites page: pet-friendly rooms available at all Extended Stay America Suite hotels; over 650 locations across the U.S.
• Media center: over 650 locations. Kitchens named on the pet page (full kitchen, wi-fi).

Cons

• This is a cleaning fee that stacks per pet, per day. A week with two dogs is not $25. We do not invent a weekly package below the printed formula.
• 36-inch height and length is not a pound cap — a tall dog can fail even under 80 lb. Manager approval is not a promise.
• Pet page does not print leash, unattended, or damage rules (terms page exists; this score uses the pet-friendly page). Confirm that hotel.

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