Dog-friendly policy and check-in program at all of its hotels in North America.

Canopy by Hilton is announcing “Paws in the Neighborhood,” a new dog-friendly policy and check-in program at all of its hotels in North America.

Just as their owners will be treated to a local welcome amenity upon check-in, so will the dogs, who will receive a Paws in the Neighborhood Cinch Pack, a Planet Dog Orbee ball, house-made or locally sourced dog treat, a dispenser with pickup bags, as well as a dog’s guide to the neighborhood highlighting parks, vets, groomers, pet supply stores, and dog-friendly restaurants.

Guests rooms (called Just-Right rooms) will also be prepped before arrival to include a dog bed, and food and water bowls. Fleece-line collars and leashes from Planet Dog's best-selling hemp line will be available on loan. To bring the experience home, every Canopy guest will be given a promo code for 20 percent savings every time they shop with Planet Dog.

“We’ve found that in recent years, more people are choosing to travel with their dogs than ever before and why not?” said Gary Steffen, global head of Canopy by Hilton. “Dogs are part of the family and travelers consider their needs as much as their own when choosing a place to stay.”

This is the second Canopy property to open since Hilton announced the brand in 2014 as a “natural extension” of the hotel’s neighborhood. The first Canopy hotel debuted in Reykjavik last year, and Hilton has announced plans for 16 more to open over the next two years, at locations in Rockville, Maryland; Portland, Oregon; Dallas; Ithaca, New York; London; Minneapolis; Oklahoma City; Atlanta; Toronto; San Antonio; West Palm Beach; Charlotte; Baltimore; Columbus, Ohio; and Hangzhou, China.

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