Roch Dog

Roch created the worlds first dog-friendly certification and ranking process for the hotel industry. We help dog owners punch through the pet-friendly noise to find the best places to stay with their dog, no matter where they are. If you love dog-friendly as much as we do, let's celebrate it together! ? Find the worlds best pet-friendly hotels ranked on RochDog.com ? #petfriendly #dogfriendly #hotels #ranked

At InterContinental New York Barclay, every guest experience is our top priority—including our beloved four-legged friends! We’re excited to announce that we’ve earned the prestigious Ranked by Roch 'A' certification, recognizing our Bark-lay amenities and inclusive standards designed to cater to the needs of all our guests, both human and canine alike.

Nos complace compartir con ustedes que hemos sido rankeados por Roch Dog como Hotel Pet Friendly ?? ?? "The Libertador Hotel has scored an awesome A rank, making it a fantastic choice for dog owners visiting Buenos Aires, Argentina. Most of their rooms are dog-friendly, so availability should never be an issue. Dogs are welcome in the bar, restaurant, and on the terrace, allowing you to enjoy meals and drinks with your canine companion."... Estamos muy felices por esta mención, ya que trabajamos arduamente para que nuestros huéspedes junto con sus amigos peludos disfruten de una gran experiencia ???? ??? Link de la rese?a: https://lnkd.in/dw6tnNKT

AAA has certified 26,000 hotels. Forbes Travel? Just 2,100 hotels. By 2026, Roch Dog will have certified more hotels in more countries than both of them, surpassing every other certification body in scale, reach, and impact. With 100x fewer employees.

We certified the Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences in St. Lucia as dog-friendly, but they scored a disappointing D rank, making them a poor choice for dog owners visiting the island. Dogs are not welcome in the bar?or restaurant, and dogs cannot stay in the room on their own, meaning you will struggle to enjoy this resort. For a hefty canine tax of $100 USD per day, you get a water bowl and treats, but you aren't allowed to use their garden. They also have a weight limit of just 50 pounds (22.7 kilos), which restricts medium-sized dog breeds like our founder's Labrador. Something is wrong here Nick Prattas and Sabrina Sura. This isn't what being dog-friendly looks like, and you need to rethink your policies. https://lnkd.in/dTVTWYHS

We certified the RéGENT CONTADES H?tel as dog-friendly, but it scored a disappointing D rank, making it a poor choice for dog owners visiting Strasbourg. They don't have any weight limits, so all dog breeds are welcome, but dogs are not allowed in the bar, restaurant, terrace, or public areas. A poor show from SOGEHO Nathalie KELLER and Claire Huilier. https://lnkd.in/d_5CgJxN

We certified the Sofitel Lisbon Liberdade as dog-friendly; they scored an average C rank, making them an acceptable choice for dog owners visiting Lisbon. Dogs are welcome in their bar and restaurant, and the hotel provides beds and food/water bowls, but with a weight limit of just 18 pounds (8 kg), only the smallest dogs are welcome at this hotel, and our labrador is excluded. Your weight limit discriminates against Labradors Mayka Rodriguez. https://lnkd.in/dDNc9NU4

We are pleased to announce that we are now #SEIS approved. This unlocks some major tax perks for dog-friendly investors and makes investing in pet-friendly hospitality a no-brainer. This is the future of dog-friendly travel. Be a part of it. ?? The 1st AI hotel certification engine. ?? Already raised, already winning. ?? Product-market fit? Nailed it. ?? Traction? Strong, undeniable. ?? You know all of our customers. ? It works, proved it in the real world. ?????? We gather data nobody else has. ?? Competition is stuck in the 90’s. ?? Now scaling globally. Learn more: rochdog.com/deck

We certified The Sutton Place Hotels property in Vancouver as dog-friendly; they scored our disappointing D rank, making them a poor choice for dog owners visiting the city. Dogs are not allowed in the bar or restaurant and are not allowed to stay in the room on their own, which could complicate plans. For a canine tax of $40 per night ($175 per week), you maybe get some bowls if you ask for them, and they might walk your dog "if they aren't busy". But with a weight limit of 50 pounds (22.7 kilos) this hotel excludes our Labrador, calling into question their commitment to being dog-friendly. A poor show Susan Strome?and Sean Hutchinson, needs improvement. https://lnkd.in/dMSRejjg

What does it really mean to be dog-friendly, and how does canine inclusivity intersect with disability justice? Erin Latham Shea explores the deeper implications of welcoming dogs—not just as pets, but as vital companions in accessible spaces. Read more in The Roch Society magazine. https://lnkd.in/eC9h6CDt