Places to stay 24
Inns, bed and breakfasts and historic hotels in and around our featured towns that take dogs.
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Beach Shack
Dogs: Dogs allowed only in a limited number of garden rooms and suites, each with a private outdoor sitting area.
A beach hotel on Beach Avenue near Cove Beach, a short walk from the centre of Cape May, home to the Rusty Nail outdoor bar.
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Blue Fish Inn
Dogs: Dogs allowed only in four of the twelve ground-level rooms, which are set aside as pet friendly.
A twelve-unit motel around a pool and courtyard on Madison Avenue, about six blocks from the beach and the Washington Street Mall.
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Boarding House
Dogs: Dogs welcome in the dog-friendly rooms; some rooms are kept dog-free for guests with allergies.
A small hotel on Lafayette Street, rebuilt in 2019 from a 1960s motel on the site of the Hotel Dale, which served African American guests in the early 1900s.
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Chimney Hill Estate Inn
Dogs: Pets allowed in guest rooms; not in food and beverage areas or the pool area.
A country inn on Goat Hill Road just outside Lambertville, with rooms in the main house and suites in a converted barn.
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Highland House
Dogs: Dogs and other pets welcome; the inn's site gives no room or size limits.
A bed and breakfast in a house of about 1850 near Wilbraham Park, a few blocks from the beach, with guest rooms and efficiency suites.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Dogs: Pets allowed only in the first-floor rooms and suites, some of them beside the pool.
An oceanfront hotel on Beach Avenue with 84 rooms and suites, almost all facing the ocean, and a pool.
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Nassau Inn
Dogs: Dogs welcome in the hotel's designated pet-friendly rooms on Palmer Square.
Princeton's historic hotel on Palmer Square, across Nassau Street from the university, in a 1937 building that carries on an inn going back to a 1756 tavern.
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Ocean View Inn
Dogs: Small dogs (20 lb and under) stay in the guest rooms; larger dogs in the suites and apartments.
A century-old bed and breakfast on Ocean Pathway in Ocean Grove, the Victorian camp-meeting town a few miles north of Spring Lake.
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Rhythm of the Sea
Dogs: Pets allowed only in the Cape Carriage House unit, never in the main inn.
A bed and breakfast in a 1912 Craftsman house on Beach Avenue, across the street from the beach.
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Stockton Inn
Dogs: Pets allowed in a few rooms set aside for them.
A boutique hotel in a 300-year-old inn on Main Street in Stockton, a few miles up the river from Lambertville.
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The Asbury
Dogs: Dogs welcome in all 100 guest rooms, the lobby and the pool deck.
A 100-room hotel in a brick building a block from Asbury Park's beach and boardwalk, with a rooftop bar and a pool deck.
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The Woolverton Inn
Dogs: Dogs allowed only in Belvidere Cottage and the Garden Cottage.
A bed and breakfast on ten acres above the Delaware outside Stockton, with rooms in the main house and cottages, surrounded by preserved farmland.
Over the border
A short drive into New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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1740 House
Dogs: Pets allowed in one designated room (Room 2), first come first served.
A country inn on River Road in Lumberville where the rooms look out on the Delaware, a short drive up the river from New Hope.
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1870 Wedgwood Inn
Dogs: Dogs allowed in two first-floor fireplace rooms in the Wedgwood House.
A bed and breakfast in three restored 19th-century houses on two acres off West Bridge Street, a walk from the shops and theater in the centre of New Hope.
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Aaron Burr House Inn
Dogs: Dogs allowed in one pet-friendly room, which has its own entrance.
A Victorian bed and breakfast on West Bridge Street, a block from New Hope's main street.
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Ash Mill Farm
Dogs: Dogs welcome in the two guest cottages, not in the manor house rooms.
A bed and breakfast on a working sheep farm on Route 202 between Peddler's Village and New Hope, with rooms in a 1790 manor house and two cottages.
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Black Bass Hotel
Dogs: Pets allowed only in the Baxter Suite, which has a fenced patio.
An inn and restaurant from 1745 beside the Delaware in Lumberville, with nine suites, a few miles up River Road from New Hope.
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Bridgeton House on the Delaware
Dogs: Small dogs allowed only in the Boat House cottage.
A bed and breakfast on the riverbank at Upper Black Eddy, across the bridge from Milford, New Jersey, with rooms in the house and a separate boathouse cottage.
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Carriage House of New Hope
Dogs: Dogs and other pets welcome in the inn's rooms; no particular room is named.
A three-room inn in an early-1800s stone house and its carriage house on Mechanic Street, in the centre of New Hope.
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Ghost Light Inn
Dogs: Dogs welcome at the inn.
A small hotel on the river in the centre of New Hope, beside the Bucks County Playhouse.
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Logan Inn
Dogs: Dogs allowed in designated pet-friendly rooms.
In the middle of New Hope on West Ferry Street, a restored historic inn with 38 rooms.
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New Hope Inn & Suites
Dogs: Dogs allowed in ground-floor standard rooms only, not in suites.
A roadside hotel with a pool and a bar and grill on Lower York Road, between New Hope and Peddler's Village.
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Pineapple Hill Inn
Dogs: Dogs allowed only in the Baltimore Oriole Suite.
A bed and breakfast in a 1790 manor house on almost six acres along River Road, south of New Hope toward Washington Crossing.
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The Golden Plough Inn
Dogs: Pets allowed in a limited number of pet-friendly rooms.
The inn at Peddler's Village in Lahaska, steps from the village's shops and restaurants.