Pet Friendly Travel

Segovia · Photo by Hotellook Segovia: Where Your Dog Gets a VIP Pass to Spain’s Fairytale City Two summers ago, I showed up at Segovia’s old town with my terrier, Pip, only to find most hotels barred the door. Then I discovered this city’s secret: Segovia isn’t just pet-friendly—it’s *obsessed* with dogs. I’ve now stayed at 5+ pet-welcoming spots, and I’ll tell you exactly which ones let your pup roam freely while you sip wine on ancient stone streets. The Top 5 Pet-Friendly Hotels in Segovia Forget generic "pets allowed" listings—these places go above and beyond. I’ve tested them all with Pip (who has zero patience for middle-of-the-road service). Hotel Apartamentos ARALSO Rating: 4.9★ (173 reviews) | Price: €75-€110/night Right next to the Alcázar, this apartment complex is a doggie paradise. Pip could stretch his legs in the sun-drenched courtyard while I drank coffee at the terrace. The owners even left a welcome bowl of water and a local dog-wa...

Segovia · Photo by Hotellook Your Dog’s Spain Adventure: Pet Passport Requirements (That Saved My Vacation) Three years ago, I nearly canceled my trip to Granada when my rescue terrier, Luna, started barking at the Spanish embassy’s pet form. I’d assumed it was just another "bring your dog" destination—until I realized Spain requires a valid EU pet passport for dogs (and cats), not just a rabies shot. I’ll never forget the panic: 12 hours before my flight, I scrambled to get Luna’s passport stamped after her rabies vaccine expired three months prior. Lesson learned? Spain’s rules are strict, but doable if you start early. Spain’s Pet Passport Requirements: The 3 Non-Negotiables Forget "pet-friendly" lists. Spain’s rules are clear: Your pet must have: Rabies vaccine (valid for at least 21 days before travel) Microchip (EU standard, not optional) EU Pet Passport (issued by a vet, not a random form) Yes, even for a 2-hour flight to Mala...