Canine kings at Nine Zero Hotel
What would you expect to find at a chic boutique hotel right across from Boston Common?
Fluffy robes? Check. Marble sinks? Check. Even warm cinnamon-sugar beignets? Check. But a dog bed? Check!
Nine Zero Hotel on Tremont Street may be the only city hotel that not only allows dogs, it treats canines like kings. Dog owners report rover gets his own bed, bowl and welcome treats as part of a $219 hotel package (that's for owners and dog) at the 190-room inn.
For an extra charge, the concierge also can arrange for pet walking, pet sitting and even pet massage. C'est Sweet.
Room service is available from the BoneAppetit Menu.
This is just regular service for a hotel named to Conde Nast Traveler's Gold List as one of the world's best hotels for 2004, 2005 and 2006.
The owner of a beagle puppy said she loved taking rover on the road, even if it meant frequent trips down and across the street to Boston Common. Nine Zero supplies the baggies.
Bostonians know Nine Zero for the scene at its ultra-modern bar, Spire, where dramatic black granite floors lead the hipsters to libations and WiFi.
Hotel guests can enjoy last call, too, without fear of an early-morning dash for the door. Regular check out at Nine Zero is a modern 3 p.m.
