Traveling with dogs: Vdara’s pet policy and dog-friendly rooms
Vdara Hotel & Spa is dog-friendly but only in designated pet rooms (service animals are exempt). Expect a nightly pet fee plus a one-time cleaning charge, limits on number/size of dogs, and the usual check-in requirements and incidental hold.
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Overview of Vdara’s pet policy
Vdara Hotel & Spa permits dogs only in specific designated rooms; service animals are exempt from pet fees and restrictions.
The property charges a nightly pet fee and a one-time cleaning fee for stays with dogs. There are typically limits on the number of dogs per room and weight restrictions.
- Pets allowed: dogs only (in designated pet rooms)
- Service animals: allowed and exempt from pet fees
- Fees: nightly pet fee + one-time cleaning fee (amounts vary by source and season)
- Limits: usually a maximum of two dogs per room and weight limits may apply
| Policy item | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Pet types allowed | Dogs only in designated rooms; service animals exempt |
| Fees | Nightly pet fee + one-time cleaning fee (varies) |
| Limits | Commonly up to 2 dogs per room; weight restrictions reported |
Which rooms accept dogs?
Vdara uses designated pet rooms rather than allowing dogs in every room type. The property’s room list includes one room type named specifically for dogs: Studio V Dog.
When booking, request or select a pet-designated room such as Studio V Dog; if you need confirmation of other pet-eligible room types, contact the hotel directly before arrival.
- Example pet-designated room name on Vdara’s room list: Studio V Dog
- Other room types (Studio, Studio Fountain View, Vdara Suite, Panoramic Suite, City Corner Suite, Studio Parlor, Executive Corner Suite, One Bedroom Penthouse Suite, Restore Studio) are listed by the hotel but are not described in the sources as pet-designated
- If you need a specific room name, confirm availability and designation with the hotel at booking
| Room name | Pet-friendly? |
|---|---|
| Studio V Dog | Designated pet room (explicitly named) |
| Other room types (e.g., Studio, Vdara Suite, Panoramic Suite) | Not confirmed in sources as pet-designated — check with hotel |
| Service animals | Allowed in all rooms and exempt from pet fees |
Fees, deposits and booking notes
The hotel charges a nightly pet fee and a one-time cleaning fee; reported amounts vary by source and season. Vdara also collects a refundable incidental authorization at check-in.
Because published pet-fee amounts vary, confirm the current nightly pet fee, any one-time cleaning charge, and whether a deposit applies when you make your reservation.
- Nightly pet fee: amount varies by source and date — verify with hotel during booking
- One-time cleaning fee: commonly applied in addition to nightly charge
- Incidental hold: Vdara collects an incidental authorization at check-in (reported around $100 per room per day in third-party listings)
- Service animals are not charged pet fees
| Charge type | Notes |
|---|---|
| Nightly pet fee | Variable — confirm when booking |
| One-time cleaning fee | Variable — commonly required |
| Incidental authorization | Refundable hold collected at check-in (amount reported in sources) |
Check-in, ID and rules that affect pet stays
Standard hotel check-in rules apply: guests must present a valid photo ID and the original credit card used to book; cash deposits are not accepted. The minimum check-in age at Vdara is 21.
Pets follow the hotel’s pet-policy rules in-room and in public areas. Service animals are allowed throughout and are exempt from pet fees and typical pet restrictions.
- Check-in starts at 3:00 PM; front desk allows check-in until midnight (confirm arrival plans with the hotel)
- Guests must present photo ID and the original booking card at check-in; incidental authorization applied
- Minimum check-in age: 21 (children of all ages are welcome as guests when accompanied by an adult)
| Check-in item | Details |
|---|---|
| Check-in time | Starts 3:00 PM; front desk allows check-in until midnight |
| ID/Payment | Photo ID and original credit card required; cash deposits not accepted |
| Minimum age to check in | 21 years |
In-room etiquette and property rules for dog owners
Vdara is a non-smoking property; smoking inside rooms triggers a deep-cleaning penalty fee. Keep dogs on a leash in public areas and follow local leash-and-cleanup rules.
Outside food and beverage restrictions may apply in certain hotel areas such as the pool; always check with the hotel for rules about bringing pet food to common areas.
- Vdara is non-smoking; deep-cleaning fees apply for indoor smoking
- Keep dogs under control and clean up after them in public areas
- Service animals: follow the hotel’s guidance but they are permitted where guests are allowed
| Rule | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| No smoking | Indoor smoking incurs deep-clean cleaning penalties |
| Leash and cleanup | Keeps public spaces safe and sanitary for all guests |
| Pool & public area rules | Pets typically not allowed at pools; check hotel policy before bringing pets to shared spaces |
Practical tips for traveling to Vdara with your dog
Call ahead to reserve a pet-designated room (for example, Studio V Dog) and to confirm fees, limits, and any required paperwork. Bookings and pet rules can change, so get confirmation in writing if possible.
Plan for walks and toilet breaks — Vdara sits on the Strip between Bellagio and ARIA, so you’ll have nearby sidewalks and connected walkways for short walks; always follow local leash laws and clean up after your pet.
- Reserve a pet room in advance and confirm the exact fee and any cleaning deposit
- Bring your dog’s ID, vaccination records, and any required documentation for service animals
- Avoid leaving pets unattended in the room for long periods and respect quiet hours for other guests
| Pre-arrival step | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Confirm pet-room availability | Ensures you are assigned a room that accepts dogs |
| Ask about current fees and cleaning charges | Avoids surprises at check-in |
| Pack waste bags and a travel water bowl | Makes walks and cleanup easier on the Strip |
