Danbury Dog Friendly Hotels

The award-winning La Quinta By Wyndham Danbury Hotel, located 3.6 km from Western Connecticut State Public University, features a vending machine and a lift.

The comfortable La Quinta features 133 rooms with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as coffee/tea making equipment. The private bathrooms are fitted with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, along with a hair dryer and bath sheets. All rooms feature views of the pool.

The 4-star Comfort Inn & Suites Danbury-Bethel with a private art gallery is 4.5 km from Hearthstone Castle. Boasting air-conditioned rooms along with an à la carte restaurant, the hotel is situated near a train station.

The rooms comprise a sitting area complete with air conditioning, as well as Wi-Fi and a satellite TV. Along with tea/coffee making equipment, the rooms are furnished with a writing desk.

Located 4.5 km from Richter Park Golf Course, which is highly appreciated by sports lovers, the 4-star Ethan Allen Hotel Danbury includes 208 rooms. The hotel also provides guests with a safety deposit box.

Certain rooms have a sitting area and a dining area for your convenience. They come equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities for self-catering along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a DVD player for business and leisure. Providing a separate toilet and shower/tub combinations, the bathrooms are also appointed with a hairdryer and towels.

Maron Hotel & Suites Danbury features 64 rooms and lies a 25-minute walk from the 25-acre lakeside Lake Kenosia Park. This hotel provides a lift and a vending machine, and such leisure facilities as grill and a golf course.

Wi-Fi and a satellite TV, as well as a microwave, are offered in the air-conditioned rooms.

Hyatt Place Poughkeepsie - Hudson Valley Spackenkill hotel includes 11 rooms and is 15 minutes' drive from Marlboro Free Library. Private car parking is available on site as well.

The private bathrooms feature a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, along with such comforts as hairdryers and towels.