Overnight stay with your pet

Staying with your dog or cat at Hotel Mitland in Utrecht? Certainly, pets are warmly welcome here! To ensure a pleasant and safe stay for everyone, we kindly ask you to adhere to our house rules.

What are the house rules for pets at Hotel Mitland?

• Pets are not allowed on beds or furniture. We are happy to provide a comfortable cushion for your pet.
• Your pet may not stay loose and unattended in the room. If you leave your pet in the room, it must be under supervision or in a crate that your pet is accustomed to. This is for the safety of your pet and our staff (including housekeeping).
• We want to prevent inconvenience to other guests (noise or otherwise).
• If the room is not left tidy, the hotel reserves the right to charge additional cleaning fees.

Can I dine with my pet at Hotel Mitland?

This is possible in consultation with our restaurant team in the Brasserie or on the terrace (subject to availability). Restaurant Vlonders is pet-free. Of course, you can fully enjoy our menu in the Brasserie and on the terrace.

Do I need to notify in advance that I am bringing a pet?

Yes, we have a limited number of rooms suitable for pets. Therefore, please always indicate when booking that you are bringing your pet. This allows us to arrange the room allocation properly.

What does it cost to bring a pet?

The price per pet is € 25.00 per night. This includes a food/water bowl, a treat, and a cushion.

Is there a walking route nearby?

Yes, you can enjoy walking in Mitland's Green Backyard, also known as the Voorveldse Polder. We have already mapped out a beautiful walking route for you.

25 minutes – 1.8 km.

Walking route Park Voorveldse Polder

What rules apply for walking my dog?

When walking your dog, you must adhere to a few rules.

• Your dog must be on a leash (within built-up areas)
• For forest and nature areas, a leash requirement generally applies. Often there are some areas indicated where dogs are allowed to run free.
• Your dog may only run free in a dog play area
• Your dog is not allowed on children's playgrounds, in sandboxes, on play lawns, cemeteries, and in Julianapark
• You must clean up your dog's waste. If you do not, you may receive a fine

Does this also apply to guide or assistance dogs?

No, guide or assistance dogs (in training) do not need to be leashed. These dogs are also allowed in parks where 'ordinary' dogs are not allowed.