This luxury hinterland home is designed to accommodate 10 people, although there are provisions there for an additional 4 people if arranged. Their website does have an eBook that can highlight the scale, drama and luxury; a picture is worth a thousand words as the old saying goes.
They are pet friendly too and given the level of luxury and cost we certainly would recommend that you discuss your dog requirements prior to booking.
To find a luxury property that offers pet friendly accommodation Far North Queensland doesn’t have a huge number of choices. However, this property meets that brief and is something special.
The location of Seventeen Seventy is one of those special places that should be on everyone’s bucket list. The thing is that you will want to keep returning regularly as it is one of those low-key luxury destinations where you can seriously chill out.
The lodge has 3 luxury suites and a penthouse, all with a Balinese theme; and is perched on a hill with stunning views and a lovely pool. You can rent a suite or book the entire lodge.
Pets are allowed and you must get yours approved before making your booking.
This is barefoot luxury at its best. Beaches, places to launch your boat and to fish, pet friendly accommodation Central Queensland low-key luxury that is a perfect recipe for a great holiday; especially when you can take your dog with you.
Maleny has always been one of those special places to visit and stay and a great place to dine or to buy local art and produce along the hinterland at places like Montville, Mapleton and Kenilworth and on to Eumundi.
The beauty of somewhere like The Tamarind is that there is a relaxing pool, stunning landscape, a fine restaurant to sample those local products and periodically they run cooking classes.
They are pet friendly and even offer a ‘Pooch Package’, for your stay in the 2-bedroom Orchard Villa; being the allocated pet-friendly accommodation. Here is a link to their pet friendly package and terms and conditions.
The brief we were given was “holiday cottages South East Queensland dog friendly” and not only does this property meet that brief; it also is a beautiful and luxurious place to stay, relax and unwind.
This dog friendly retreat is a 5th generation commercial beef cattle property. It also adds a new option for pet friendly accommodation North Queensland style.
Being only 10-minutes off the main highway, about 30-minutes North of Rockhampton and the Capricorn Coast it is an ideal location as a base for your day trips. Mind you, the retreat has so much to see as well from farm tours, animal feeding, bush walking, canoeing, fishing and at night sitting around the campfire and gazing at how bright the stars are.
There are cabins where the dog is permitted inside; but must be kept off all furniture. There are also a Lodge and House for accommodation, where the dog must be kept outside, but the retreat can provide a portable kennel to make things easier.
We featured the Ovolo Hotel, Woolloomooloo in the NSW section of this guide. Like it, the Ovolo The Valley in Brisbane has a similar V.I.Pooch package; under the offers Tab of their website;
There are extra fees, but the service and extras for your dog and for the human guests are really special. This is a luxe experience.
Fortitude Valley is the entertainment precinct of Brisbane with many clubs and a thriving restaurant scene as well as a walk of a few minutes to the CBD.
Shopping? Restaurants? Nightlife? Luxury? Pet friendly accommodation Brisbane? This property is something special.
A luxury apartment opposite to the harbour and a small dog walking park.
They are dog friendly; the 1st apartment resort in Airlie Beach. The dog friendly rooms are an additional $30 per night.
Their link also has a list of dog friendly cafés and restaurants; a great initiative there of the Shingley.
They have 2 swimming pools, plus there are BBQ facilities, alfresco dining area, free WIFI and undercover parking. Our brief said “dog friendly accommodation with pool”; this property sure met that brief and then to have 2 pools is even better.
A luxury apartment opposite to the harbour and a small dog walking park.
They are dog friendly; the 1st apartment resort in Airlie Beach. The dog friendly rooms are an additional $30 per night.
Their link also has a list of dog friendly cafés and restaurants; a great initiative there of the Shingley.
They have 2 swimming pools, plus there are BBQ facilities, alfresco dining area, free WIFI and undercover parking. Our brief said “dog friendly accommodation with pool”; this property sure met that brief and then to have 2 pools is even better.
Situated close to the waterfront in Urangan this property is close to the Marina and Boat Ramp.
There are 61 Villas within the retreat and a selected number of villas are dog friendly. At the time of writing the pet friendly villas attract a $50 fee for 1-2 nights and $100 for 3-nights or more.
The Retreat requests that you contact them direct to discuss your dog needs before making your booking.
There is a communal pool, spa, and sauna for guests to enjoy. There is free WIFI and a short 60m walk to a pet friendly beach.
Searching for somewhere with a bit more space and with pet friendly accommodation Hervey Bay and surrounds? These villas are in a great location, have great inclusions and facilities to make the most of your stay. It certainly fits in our brief of “dog-friendly resorts”.
Adjacent to the Pacific Highway in Helensvale; right in the heart of where most of the theme parks are located as well as several major shopping malls, and the gateway to the Tamborine Mountain hinterland region.
There is a wide choice of powered Caravan sites, including ensuite and premier sites. Pets are welcome at all of the Caravan sites; they must stay in your own caravan or motorhome. While visiting you must follow the park pet policies.
Dogs are required to be on a leash in the Holiday park, and another condition is that your dog’s vaccinations are up to date and we would suggest that you discuss your dog’s requirements prior to booking.
A major feature of this Holiday Park is their water park, filled with outdoor fun for all of the family. If you have friends in the area, they can visit and pay fees that vary depending on whether the use the water park or not.
Dog friendly accommodation with pool was the brief? I think this one would be hard to beat.
Situated about a 20-minute drive North of the NSW/QLD Border and a 15-minute drive North of the Gold Coast Airport. It is right on the beautiful Tallebudgera Creek and there is even a well-marked dog friendly stretch of beach nearby, where your dog can run off leash.
Tallebudgera Creek is between Burleigh Heads and Palm Beach; both of which have all the amenities you would need and a popular and thriving café, restaurant and pub scene.
Dogs are permitted all year round in the Tourist Park but you need to get your pet approved prior to a booking. There is a link to their current pet policy on their website.
Also included on the same link are details of the accommodation grades and facilities. We are looking at Camping grounds here but there are all levels here right up to luxury waterfront cabins. The link also takes you to the booking page.
Pet friendly accommodation SE QLD means many different things to us all. Could it be more laid-back and Aussie than a staying at a holiday park near the beach, with your dog there as well?
