BrewDog's DogHouse Columbus is the “hoppiest place on earth.” The rooms are located right next to the brewery and DogTap taproom, which means guests wake up every morning to the aroma of barley and hops. The fridges are stocked with BrewDog beers, and breakfast is served downstairs with beer pairings (it’s 5 o'clock somewhere, right?). Pet-friendly rooms have access to a semi-private patio space, perfect for late-night bathroom breaks, and there’s a fenced-in play area with agility equipment and an open grassy space for fetch on the property. If you inform the hotel in advance, they’ll even help arrange a "pawty" for your pup's special day.

Two dogs of any size are accepted at BrewDog’s DogHouse Hotel and Brewery Columbus for no extra fee.

Sometimes the name says it all, as in the case of Dogfish Inn, located right on the canal in the heart of downtown Lewes, DE. If Fido loves adventure, he won’t be let down by the abundance of nearby activities. Plan on spending some time at Cape Henlopen State Park, where he can hike, swim or relax on the beach. Then, after a day of seaside fun, head back to the Inn to grab your complimentary growler and go to Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats in Rehoboth Beach to get it filled for later. While you’re there, grab dinner and a pint on their dog-friendly courtyard patio. Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is also just 11 miles down the road in Milton. Stop in for a drink in the outdoor seating area, and while someone waits outside with your pup, you can swing by the gift shop to purchase Dogfish treats, toys and leashes.

One large dog or two small dogs are welcome to stay in select rooms for an additional fee of $75 per stay.

Fitger’s Inn is the ideal gathering place for dog lovers who adore hoppy beverages. After all, good beer is what made this place. Formerly the site of Fitger's Brewery (listed on the National Register of Historic Places), beer has been brewed here in some form since 1885. Nowadays, the bulk of the brewery building is taken up by the hotel, but Fitger's Brewhouse Brewery and Grille keeps the tradition alive. The facility produces over 1,100 barrels of delicious ales and lagers each year, and you can sample some on the pet-friendly, seasonal patio. As well as a brewery, this historic lakefront hotel is home to a spa, mall and many restaurants. Your furry fashionista can shop ‘til she drops at most retailers, including A Place for Fido. After browsing the mall, head out for a walk along the shores of Lake Superior on Duluth’s Lakewalk.

Fitger's Inn welcomes dogs of any size for no additional fee.

The town of Bend is as dog friendly as they come, and the McMenamins Old St. Francis School in downtown is no different. This former Catholic schoolhouse has been transformed into a social hub with something for everyone, including a few pubs, a movie theater and a live music venue. What was once the school’s basement lunchroom is now home to the hotel’s very own brewery. Grab a drink on the pet-friendly restaurant patio beneath a shady umbrella. While you’re visiting the area, take part in the McMenamins Passport Experience and collect stamps from the places you visit to gain prizes and deals. Mark off having a pint with your pup after your stay at the Old St. Francis School.

McMenamins Old St. Francis School accepts pets of any size for an additional fee of $30 per pet, per night. If you can't make it to Bend, McMenamins has several other dog-friendly hotels in the area, many of which have pubs or breweries attached.

Belgium and beer are as synonymous as, well, Belgium and chocolate. The country’s hoppy history is celebrated at Hotel Brouwerij Het Anker, a brewery, distillery, brasserie and hotel all rolled into one. The family-owned brewery has been making beer for five generations in the Groot Begijnhof historic quarter of Mechelen. The flagship beer, Gouden Carolus, may have grown in popularity over the years, but the technique and ingredients have stayed true to the traditions of yesteryear. In 1990, Het Anker opened a hotel within the walls of the brewery, a new concept in Belgium. Dogs are welcome in the hotel and can even join you at the bar, but they’ll have to relax in the room when you dine at the restaurant.

Het Anker allows dogs of any size for an additional fee of 10 euros per night.

One of the most picturesque hotels on our list, Woodstock Inn Brewery, is set against the backdrop of the White Mountains. Fido can join you in the pet-friendly section of the restaurant’s patio, or you can grab a six-pack and head back to the inn to hang out together. One of the taproom's best-selling beers will surely prove to be Fido’s favorite—The 4000 Footer IPA. This hoppy beverage proudly boasts a Bernese Mountain Dog on the label! Don’t forget to stop by the inn’s store to pick up a collar or a bag of dog treats made with spent grains from the beer.

Woodstock Inn Brewery welcomes two dogs of any size for no additional fee in designated rooms.

The Neuadd Arms Hotel is located in Llanwrtyd Wells, Britain’s smallest town. Sandwiched between the Cambrian Mountains and the Brecon Beacons in Wales, this is a secluded destination in the Welsh Lake District. It's ideal for travelers with pets who enjoy the outdoors and appreciate a good pint. Half of the hotel's rooms are pet friendly, and Fido is welcome throughout the building except for the restaurant area. The Heart of Wales Brewery is located in the converted, derelict stables behind the hotel. This popular six-barrel plant produces a range of light and dark ales as well as seasonal brews. Grab a beer or two to take back to the room after embarking on the Llanwrtyd Wells Town Loop Walk with your pooch. The 45-minute stroll will take you on a historic tour of the village.

Neuadd Arms Hotel accepts dogs of any size for no additional fee.

Mother Earth Motor Lodge in Kinston, NC, has a cool, retro vibe. Named after Mother Earth Brewing, its sister company located a few blocks away, this classic motel was once a rest stop for VIP guests like James Brown, the Godfather of Soul. The motel, located in a National Historic Building, welcomes canine guests and beer aficionados in its vintage rooms. While you’re visiting, spend an afternoon with your pup at nearby Neuseway Nature Park before heading to Mother Earth Brewing’s dog-friendly patio on Heritage Street for a pint of Park Day Pilsner.

Mother Earth Motor Lodge permits two pets of any size for an additional fee of $25 per pet, per stay.

To experience the epic scenery of British Columbia with a beer in hand and your best friend by your side, look no further than Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company. This cozy 20-room hotel is located in downtown Squamish, BC, offering incredible vistas of The Chief, Mamquam Mountain, and the Tantalus Mountain Range. Accompany the view with a fresh brew from Howe Sound Brewery, located onsite. The expert brewers produce classic beers and creative new styles, including a wide selection of ales, lagers and stouts on draft. The inn has a limited number of pet-friendly rooms, so make sure you book well in advance of your planned trip date.

Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Company allows two dogs up to 30 lbs for an additional fee of $25 CAD per night.

The 4-star Hotel zum Erdinger Weissbrau is located in downtown Erding, where the world-famous Erdinger Weissbier originates. This well-known Bavarian specialty can be sampled firsthand in the gorgeous garden of the brewery hotel. Pair your beer with authentic local cuisine and enjoy a fine meal in the company of your canine, who will be willing to sample anything that might drop his way. For more than 130 years, the Weissbier has been produced at this very location, so you can enjoy a cold pint safe in the knowledge that it has only traveled a short distance to get to you. While you’re touring this historic town, take your dog for a stroll in Stadtpark Erding. A winding pathway will lead you past unique children’s playgrounds and striking wooden constructions.

The Hotel zum Erdinger Weissbrau allows pets of any size for an additional fee of 25 euros per stay.

Norwich Inn started life as a stagecoach tavern where travelers to New England could rest their weary legs, including President James Monroe in 1817. Back then, there were no commercial breweries in The Green Mountain State, which meant small-batch brews were the norm. The tradition continues here to this day at Jasper Murdock’s Alehouse at the Norwich Inn. Grab a fresh pour from one of the six taps and head to the pet-friendly beer garden to enjoy fantastic flavors in beautiful surroundings. Afterward, head back to Fido’s deluxe king room so he can enjoy the rest of his presidential stay in style.

Two pets of any size are welcome for an additional fee of $60 per night.

Cute canine concierge Soca might be around to greet you and your pooch when you first arrive at The Inn at Turkey Hill. If he’s feeling generous, he’ll even share his treats from behind the desk. Check in to your pet-friendly courtyard room and take a stroll around the manicured grounds. It won’t be long until you sniff out Turkey Hill Brewing Company, a brewpub situated in a former barn house that offers a bounty of bold flavors on tap. Sample one of the draft beers on the outdoor patio with some pub fare, or reserve an outdoor table together at the fine dining restaurant also located on the property, The Farmhouse at Turkey Hill. While in the area, don’t forget to visit Knoebels Amusement Park and ride an antique automobile or hop on the historic carousel with your best friend.

The Inn at Turkey Hill welcomes pets of any size for an additional fee of $25 per night.