Skip the boarding facility for your family’s four-legged friends and bring them along for the adventure in Newport Beach! With a little planning, you can find pet-friendly hotels in Newport Beach with dining and plenty of outdoor activities that you and your pets will enjoy.

To ensure pets continue to be welcomed in our seaside city, please always pick up after them, keep them leashed, and be kind and considerate.

Choosing a Hotel That Allows Pets

Most Newport Beach hotels and resort properties accept pets as guests with limitations like fees and weight restrictions. When choosing a hotel, you might want to consider the proximity to nearby parks and beaches, outdoor dining and shopping, and nearby pet stores and clinics in case of emergency. Other aspects to factor in include hotel amenities such as pet beds, water and food bowls, toys, and more.

Newport Beach Dog-Friendly Hotels

Check in to one of these pet-friendly hotels during your stay in Newport Beach! Call ahead for specific hotel pet policies and the availability of pet-friendly rooms before your arrival.

Balboa Bay Resort

Balboa Bay Resort, a AAA Four-Diamond and Forbes Four-Star rated resort, offers the best views of Newport Harbor! Make sure to get a harbor-facing balcony room to gaze at the stunning sunsets Newport Beach has to offer every evening. Balboa Bay Resort welcomes one dog (maximum 35 pounds) per room for a $150 non-refundable, one-time fee. Your furry friend will feel right at home with an in-room dog bed, set of bowls, and a goodie bag full of treats, toys, and more from a local pet boutique, Charlie and Me.

Balboa Inn the Resort

Located right on the sand at Newport Beach, Balboa Inn is convenient for long, romantic strolls on the boardwalk with your pup! Pets (maximum 75 lbs) are allowed at the Balboa Inn with a first night fee of $50 and a $25 fee each consecutive night after that.

Renaissance Newport Beach Hotel

The newly-remodeled Renaissance Newport Beach Hotel, with a pet-friendly staff, is perfect for a family-friendly escape including little Fido! The hotel welcomes up to two pets (maximum 50 pounds) per room for an additional fee of $150 per pet, per stay. The property offers a pet relief area with a convenient waste station.

Hyatt Regency Newport Beach

Less than a mile from Fashion Island, the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach offers 26 acres of sprawling, beautiful property to roam around. The hotel welcomes up to two traveling canine companions (maximum 50 pounds, or combined weight of 75 pounds for two dogs) for a non-refundable $150 fee for stays less than six days. Longer-term stays will require an additional deep cleaning fee. Amenities include treats, pet beds, and a set of bowls.

Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort & Marina

Looking for an adventure-filled stay? Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort & Marina offers a multitude of family-friendly activities right along the scenic Back Bay. Up to two pets are allowed for a small fee of $2 per day, $10 per week, or $30 a month. An off-leash dog run is located on the property for your furry friend to run around freely!

The Resort at Pelican Hill

Relax and stay at the luxurious Resort at Pelican Hill with your pup! The property welcomes up to two dogs for an additional fee. During your stay, enjoy a nice bed and breakfast, or grab a bite to eat at the on-site restaurants with pets allowed at the Coliseum Pool & Grill upper patio, cabanas and terrace, Pelican Grill terrace, Andrea Bar terrace, Villa Clubhouse terrace, and Caffe & Market terrace.

Dog-Friendly Beaches and Parks in Newport Beach

Newport Beach offers several pet-friendly hikes and parks for you to spend time outdoors while exploring the great outdoors with your furry friend. You and your pet can indulge in a brisk walk, a longer run, or a fun game of fetch with these four local options below.

Pets aren’t allowed on Newport beaches during peak hours, but you can take your leashed dog onto the beach before 9 a.m. and after 5 p.m. As always, ensure your dog remains on a leash when required and you are properly ridding of their waste.

Castaways Park

This leisurely walking trail offers breathtaking views of Newport Back Bay and Newport Harbor from above. Grab your pooch and wind down your day with a sunset walk along the paved path, admiring native plant communities and enjoying the ocean views and breeze. If you are looking for a longer trek, the Back Bay Loop Trail is a 10-mile trail that loops around the bay.

Inspiration Point

Along the shores of Corona del Mar State Beach is a pet-friendly park called Inspiration Point. It is a popular spot to see the Pacific Ocean in all its glory. Walk your dog along the boardwalk or enjoy a few games of fetch on the grassed areas. Parking can be found on Ocean Boulevard or any adjacent side street.

Newport Beach Dog Park

The Newport Beach Dog Park can be found next to the Newport Beach Civic Center. It contains a fenced-in area for your dogs to run free and artificial turf for easy maintenance. This dog park has a good reputation for attracting friendly dogs but offers separate areas for both big and small dogs if needed. Best of all, you have a beautiful view of the ocean!

Newport Beach Oceanfront Boardwalk

The Newport Beach Oceanfront Boardwalk is a great option for beginners, whether the beginner is you or your dog. The three-mile, multi-use trail offers level pavement with a front-row seat to the ocean shores. Take in views of the rolling waves as you walk, run or bike along this pristine stretch of coastline. The boardwalk begins at 36th St., ends at E St., and features access to a variety of trails along the way.

Castaways Trail

Clocking in at just over one mile in length, Castaways Trail is an ideal spot for a morning or afternoon stroll. Get your steps in as you travel in a loop that drops you right back where you started. Given its minimal elevation gain, the trail is good for hikers of all skill levels and is primarily used for walking. The trail begins at Westcliff Dr. and ends at Castaways Ln. and is also wheelchair accessible and dog-friendly!

Bonita Canyon Trail

The Bonita Canyon Trail stretches along Culver Dr. and Bonita Canyon Dr., linking the cities of Irvine and Newport Beach. The path is accessible year-round and is great for outdoor activities, such as mountain biking, hiking, and running. It’s also about 3.2 miles in length and is considered easy in terms of difficulty. You can also bring Fido, as the Bonita Canyon Trail is dog-friendly!

Upper Bay Trail

Beginning at the intersection of Irvine Ave. and Santiago Dr. and ending at Bayview Way and Jamboree Rd., the Upper Bay Trail is an asphalt path that lends itself to a variety of activities. Whether you’re walking, biking, or even inline skating, you’ll love the views of the Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve on this 3.5-mile trail. Other perks of the paved trail include wheelchair accessibility and pet-friendly parks along the way.

Pet-Friendly Dining

Many Newport Beach restaurants offer pet-friendly dining on their outdoor patios; some even offer special pet menus for your pooch! Check out our complete pet-friendly dining guide to book a table now.

Pet Services in Newport Beach

In case you run out of treats, there are many pet supply stores available in Newport Beach. Stop by Kriser’s Natural Pet, Woofpak, or Dogma for fun toys and healthy treats to keep your puppy fueled for their trip.

In case of emergency, there are veterinary hospitals in all 10 of Newport Beach’s neighborhoods.