The Crowne Plaza Edinburgh – Royal Terrace is offering hotel breaks for dogs.
Under a partnership with Crighton Pet Services, it allows hounds to enjoy the Edinburgh hills, seaside or woodlands while their owners explore the capital.
Steven Crighton, founder and owner of Crighton Pet Services , will customise each experience to suit the individual dog’s personality, size age and breed.
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Dogs will be collected from guests’ hotel rooms at the Crowne Plaza and dropped off after a wash and brush up.
The Crowne Plaza will provide a welcome letter on arrival, highlighting bars, cafes, shops and attractions that are dog friendly as well as amenities to make sure each four-legged guest feels at home.
Services include a memory foam dog bed at the hotel and a dog bowl with a welcome treat. There is also doggie beer available in the bar and lounge, where dogs can join their owners through the day and evening.
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Kieran Quinn, general manager of the Crowne Plaza, said: “We are thrilled to be extending our services to four legged guests. Edinburgh has a wealth of options for national and local visitors who return to explore the capital year on year.
“The city’s easily accessible beaches and hills, combined with rich history, makes it a picturesque location for humans and dogs alike. We keep our guests at the heart of everything we do, and what better way to enhance their experience than inviting their dogs along to share it.”
