Located in Bad Ragaz, this hotel offers a unique and historic setting, potentially appealing to dog owners seeking a memorable stay with access to the town's amenities and surrounding natural areas.
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Summary of reviews related to the 'Dog Friendly' categoryHotel Schloss Ragaz appears to be a mixed experience for dog owners. The hotel is identified as dog-friendly and many reviews mention that dogs are welcome and feel comfortable. Several guests highlight the hotel's suitability for dog owners with dogs being allowed in specific, separate rooms. The location is also positively noted for small walks with dogs, making it a convenient choice for travelers with pets.
However, not all feedback is positive. Some reviews suggest that dog barking in rooms can be an issue and a few comments advise against the hotel for dog lovers. Additionally, no information is available on certain aspects of the dog policies, which may be a drawback for some guests. Despite these points, the majority of the reviews appreciate the hotel's effort to accommodate dogs. The acceptance of dogs but not cats is also noted. Overall, the hotel seems to be a generally good choice for those traveling with dogs, though potential guests should consider the mixed reviews. Show more
This resort is a luxury option known to be dog-friendly. It offers spacious grounds for dog walking and is close to outdoor activities. The resort provides high-end amenities and services suitable for guests traveling with pets.
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Questionnaire
Do you accept dogs in all rooms? No, some rooms only:
Is there an extra charge? Free! There is no extra charge. Dogs stay for free.
Should the dog owner notify you before checking in? Yes, During the booking process
Is there a maximum weight of dogs accepted? No
Are there any leash-free play areas? No
Should the dog be kenneled at all times in the room? No
Should the dog be kenneled/kept in a pet carrier at all times in public areas? No
Should the dog remain leashed at all times in the room? No
Should the dog remain leashed at all times in public areas? Yes
