We roll out the welcome mat for paws and pets. Whether your pup’s a city explorer or a sofa snoozer, they’ll be right at home at The Hoxton, Chicago. No extra fees, no awkward rules – just cosy stays, walk-friendly neighbourhoods, and a few cheeky treats for your four-legged travel buddy.
We accept one dog per room, for no extra fee (unless they’re a rockstar and trash the room, of course). Sniff out all the deets for our pet-friendly rooms below.
Our Dog-Friendly Hotel in Chicago
Our Rooms
With 182 thoughtfully designed rooms ranging from Snug to Roomy, every space features mid-century furnishings, modern bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling warehouse-style windows—perfect for pups who love a good people-watching perch. After a day of exploring the neighbourhood’s dog-friendly parks and patios, unwind on our rooftop, catch some sun, and enjoy the skyline together.
Our Hotel
Looking for a dog-friendly stay in the heart of Chicago? The Hoxton, Chicago is your perfect match. Nestled in the vibrant Fulton Market District—one of the city’s most creative neighbourhoods—this stylish hotel welcomes you and your four-legged friend with open arms.
Our Rooms
With 182 thoughtfully designed rooms ranging from Snug to Roomy, every space features mid-century furnishings, modern bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling warehouse-style windows—perfect for pups who love a good people-watching perch. After a day of exploring the neighbourhood’s dog-friendly parks and patios, unwind on our rooftop, catch some sun, and enjoy the skyline together.
Dog-Friendly Places in Chicago
Looking for the best places in Chicago’s West Loop to hang out with your hound? Here’s our go-to shortlist of dog-friendly spots, all within easy reach of The Hoxton, Chicago:
- Mary Bartelme Park (West Loop) – Just a short walk from The Hoxton, this urban park features a dedicated off-leash dog area with soft turf, shaded seating, and water fountains for both humans and pups.
Green Street Smoked Meats (Fulton Market) – A hidden gem with a casual, dog-friendly patio. Think brisket, bourbon, and a laid-back vibe your pup will love as much as you do.
Recess (West Loop) – One of Chicago’s largest patios and totally pup-welcoming. Enjoy craft cocktails and elevated comfort food while your dog lounges on their turf-lined outdoor space.
Pooch Hotel (West Loop) – Need daycare, grooming, or a spa day for your furry travel buddy? This nearby pet hotel has all the services to keep tails wagging.
All Together Now (Ukrainian Village) – A cool wine shop, café, and market with a relaxed, dog-friendly patio. Great for a midday bite or an easy afternoon glass of something chilled.
Tails in the City (Gold Coast) – Worth the short trip uptown for this luxury pet boutique. Designer collars, gourmet treats, and a photo op or two for the stylish pup.
FAQs for you & your furry friends
Planning your pet-friendly route in Chicago
Travelling with your pup in Chicago? Here are some insider tips to keep your stay smooth and tail-waggingly fun:
Public Transport: Small dogs in carriers are allowed on CTA buses and trains. Service animals are always welcome. If you’re planning to ride during busy hours, aim for less crowded times to keep things stress-free.
Taxis & Rideshares: Most Uber and Lyft drivers in Chicago are pet-friendly, especially if you message ahead. For guaranteed access, select Uber Pet when booking.
On Foot: The Hoxton, Chicago sits in a walkable part of the West Loop, with wide sidewalks and easy access to Mary Bartelme Park—perfect for morning walkies or a sunset sniffari. The surrounding Fulton Market area is full of dog-welcoming patios and parks just a short stroll away.
Day Trips: Want to stretch those legs a little further? Montrose Dog Beach on the lakefront is a favourite off-leash spot where your pup can run, swim, and play with skyline views in the background. It’s worth the short drive or ride north.
The Rules (just a few)
Please read our pet policy below before booking your stay.
- Only service dogs are allowed in our restaurants
- Keep them on a lead or in a carrier in shared spaces
- Don’t leave them alone in the room unless you’ve informed Reception
- Share your contact details in case of emergency
- Dogs must be vaccinated (proof might be requested)
- Always pop the “dog in room” hanger on your door
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