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Manhattan hotels with pets: published policies and open questions
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Policy research checked October 3, 2026. These are planning notes, not a guarantee of admission, room availability or a personally tested stay. Get written approval for your species, weight, number of animals, dates and room before paying.
The Plaza
Its published guest information accepts dogs of all sizes with no additional pet fee and a maximum of two pets per room. Pets cannot be left unattended; owners sign a release and are liable for damage. Other hotel charges may still apply.
Confirm before booking: written approval for your stay and any room restrictions. The published wording names dogs; do not assume it establishes cat acceptance.
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The Lowell
The hotel publishes a pet-friendly page and describes pet amenities. That page does not settle all booking restrictions or costs for your exact stay.
Confirm before booking: species, weight limits, number of pets, fees, unattended-room rules and room eligibility.
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The Mark — inquiry only
This property appeared in the earlier city edit; a complete current pet policy was not verified for this edition. Treat it as an inquiry rather than a confirmed recommendation.
Confirm before booking: all pet acceptance terms, charges and restrictions before booking.
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Confirm the total cost, pet approval, unattended-room rule and permitted shared spaces. Use our hotel confirmation checklist and packing guide.
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