pet friendly

Stay, Play and Cook Your Own Way

Enjoy 2 nights in the condo of your choice. All rooms have a full kitchen. Upon arrival, you'll find your fridge stocked with enough groceries to Cook your own Breakfast and BBQ your own Dinner! Stay, play and cook your own way.

This special offer includes:

* Two night's accommodation in the condo of your choice
* One "BBQ Your Own" Dinner groceries AND One "Cook Your Own" breakfast groceries delivered to your fridge (the groceries are delivered only once for the duration of your stay and not for every night of your stay)

Enjoy spending time with friends and family - just the way it should be

June 27 to August 22, 2009
Package price starting at $267 per night plus tax based on double occupancy

Plan a Spring Getaway to the Hotel Grand Pacific! Small cats & dogs (under 40 lbs) welcome.

From $139/night
Including a 2-for-1 buffet breakfast voucher!
Valid until May 3, 2009

Conditions:
Based on double occupancy.
Rates subject to availability in a Victoria Room.
Not valid with other offers or discounts.
Rates exclude applicable taxes.

To reserve your Spring Getaway package please contact us at: reserve@hotelgrandpacific.com, 1-800-663-7550 or visit http://www.petfriendly.ca/property/389.html

Many people now travel with their pets and accommodations are responding. More and more lodgings now allow pets - mostly dogs, but some will allow cats and other pets too! Here are some pet travel tips:

- Pet Travel Checklist

- Pet Travel: Questions to Ask Before Booking an Accommodation

- Good Travel Etiquette Is Important for Pets, Too

- Traveling Between Countries?

Many families bring their pets with them on holidays, staying in "pet-friendly" hotels, motels, cottages, and resorts. Here's a quick list of questions to ask your lodging if you plan to bring your pet along. Remember to always mention your pets when making reservations!

- Pet surcharges: Are any "pet fees" applicable to your stay? Is the fee per pet? Is the fee "per day" or "per stay"?

- Types of pets allowed: this is particularly important if you plan to travel with something other than a dog (many places permit dogs, but may not even permit cats, let alone reptiles, birds, and other pets).

Most seasoned pet-toting travellers have stayed in hotels and motels.

The holidays are meant for sharing with loved ones, including pets. Many choose to spend the holiday season by "getting away from it all" - a hotel, resort, cottage, or other lodging where they can relax with friends and family. Try this tips for to help make your trip as enjoyable and stress-free as possible:

Bringing the family pet along gives people the opportunity to enjoy the fun and activity the holidays offer, and still be able to come "home" at the end of the day and enjoy the companionship of their pets.