Drury Hotels Pet Policy & Pet Friendly Locations

Drury Hotels has more than 150 properties in 26 states, all of them pet friendly. It is one of the last remaining family-owned and operated hospitality companies in the US and its properties reflect the attention to detail that can only come from a personal touch. And it’s not like nobody notices. In 2021, Drury Hotels earned its 17th-straight J.D. Power award for highest guest satisfaction in upper midscale hotels, the longest-running streak in the category. From free hot breakfasts to free dinnertime snacks and drinks as well as 24-hour fitness centers, pools and spas, Drury goes the extra mile to make you feel relaxed and at home. And that goes for your favorite pet, too.

Drury’s motto is “Travel Happy.” They understand that, for pet owners, feeling at home means being able to bring your pet with you wherever you go. That’s why every Drury property welcomes your pet and treats them like a member of the Drury family. All their properties have the same pet policy. They allow both cats and dogs for a daily pet fee of $50 per room plus tax. The combined weight of your pets is not to exceed 80 lbs. and they allow two pets per room.

Petswelcome users have nothing but good things to say about Drury Hotels. They regularly give them 5 stars across the board for Pet Friendliness, Human Friendliness and Overall Satisfaction. Most reviewers rave about the friendly hotel staff, great accommodations and how much their pets loved it, too. A majority also said they would recommend Drury to a friend and definitely look for a Drury at their next vacation destination.

Drury was founded in 1973 by Lambert Drury who originally ran a construction company building everything from gas stations to churches. Their first hotel was built in Sikeston, MO. They have since branched out to more than 150 hotels comprised of three different brands: Drury Inn & Suites, Drury Plaza Hotel and Pear Tree Inn. Their construction background and love of architecture led to them to purchase several historic buildings for renovation as hotels. These include the Union Market in St. Louis (built in 1925), the former Alamo National Bank Building in San Antonio (1929) and the former Federal Reserve building in Pittsburgh that was converted to a 207-room hotel with bank vaults turned into meeting spaces.

Drury also has a commitment sustainability and environmental stewardship. Outside they use reflective roofs, high-efficiency water heating and efficient LED lighting in the hotel and parking lots. Inside they are equipped with faucet aerators, EPA certified shower heads and high-efficiency toilets. Drury’s simple founding promise—to provide clean rooms, friendly service and a good night’s sleep at a good honest price—has created a lasting legacy that has served millions of satisfied customers (and their pets) for fifty years. We have a feeling they’ll be around for at least another half century and look forward to their continued success.