The Whitehall Houston welcomes you and your four-legged loved one to Bayou City; allowing one (1) dog weighing 50 pounds or less per occupied room. A non-refundable pet fee of $50.00 will be applied to your guestroom folio at time of check-in. Each dog will receive a welcome bag of doggie treats and an in-room dog bed so they can sleep as well as you!
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THE WHITEHALL HOUSTON PET POLICY ACCEPTANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY
The Whitehall Houston will allow one dog up to 50 pounds per standard guest room under the following guidelines:
1. A non-refundable cleaning fee of $50.00, will be assessed per room. Cleaning fee will cover a comprehensive cleaning, including removal of dog hair or odor and carpet shampoo, post departure.
2. Additional charges may apply depending on damage or additional cleaning that is required. Fee will be assessed, guest will be notified and charged according to the discretion of our Housekeeping Department. If the hotel is unable to rent the damaged room due to needed repair, the registered guest listed below shall be responsible for the lost room revenue.
3. Dogs must be on a leash at all times while walking within the hotel premises and must remain on the first floor. Dogs are not allowed inside food service areas or the pool deck. However, they are allowed on Part & Parcel patio for dining.
4. At all times, dogs must be under the supervision of the owner and shall not be left unattended outside of the guest room.
5. Housekeeping services must be scheduled in advance at a time when the dog is not in the room or when the owner is present.
6. If the dog barks, makes other noises resulting in cause of other guest complaint(s), The Whitehall Houston reserves the right to have the owner take the pet to a boarding facility. Relocation of the dog will be at the owner's expense.
7. Any injury caused by the dog to any guests or employees will be the responsibility of the individual signing this form and pet owner. In the event such injury should arise, The Whitehall Houston nor Sotherly Hotels will not be held responsible.
Additional information for you and your four-legged friend:
We welcome you and your family to The Whitehall Houston! You will find that the Bayou City is a dog-friendly city, there are several outdoor parks for you to enjoy with your loved one. Discovery Green is located blocks from the hotel and may be a good pit stop for your excursion and if you need bags just stop by our front desk on your way out.
If you are feeling a little lost or have questions, please see our Guest Services Desk.
Here is a list of pet-friendly restaurants to get you started!
We love pets, especially yours. Our very own Part & Parcel is pet-friendly so feel free to bring Fido along in this relaxed courtyard setting.
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Thanks to that Paws on the Patio movement, locals are able to dine with their dogs at one of the city's most beautiful restaurants from one of the city's most prominent chefs, the venerable Hugo Ortega. Sit out on the back patio (it has its own entrance) and dig into wild mushroom risotto and red corn chicken enchiladas, or pop by for happy hour for roasted oysters and "Hugoritas."
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Hit the pup-friendly front patio at this Mexican-American haunt over in Lindale Park, and you can enjoy bacon-wrapped sonoran dogs and mezcal tacos with El Perro. More great news? Last fall, the fun-loving spot rolled out specials like Weekend Brunch, Monday Steak Night, and Taco Tuesday, too.
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You're welcome to sip Salty Cats with your furry pal at this cocktail bar & kitchen, you'll just have to do so on the patio. The chill neighborhood haunt comes from a whole bunch of notable industry folk (including Anvil's Bobby Heugel and Theodore Rex's Justin Yu), which means your cocktails are going to be seriously good, and plates push the boundaries on everyday bar food, from schmaltz fried chicken to a crunchy sweet-and-sour lamb belly that your dog is totally going to want to get in on.
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Your furry friends can hang all day and night at this kitschy outdoor spot, a monster truck-sized beer garden that rocks live music, flat screens, food trucks and cheesesteaks, and trash can punch. There's also a boozy ferris wheel where you'll pay $10, get a drink, and ride around for a few spins, but note that you'll need someone to watch Waffles while you're gone.
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With a next-door taco truck, frosty beer, and fresh water buckets for the pups, this longtime Houston watering hole is a winner. In true ice house fashion, it serves strictly beer, wine, and cider (plus non-boozy stuff like water and soda), and its sprawling patio sports TVs, a basketball hoop, corn hole, and ping pong.
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True story: There may be more dogs at this quintessential Texas bar than people. With a colossal patio bar that hosts everything from live music and crawfish boils to late-night fireside chats, the indoor/outdoor bar is the epitome of easy livin'. Sip from 42 beers on tap, work your way through its lineup of bourbon, and fill the tank with Gulf fish tacos and green chile burgers.
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Burgers and dogs unite at this cult favorite burger joint, which features a pups-welcome, wrap-around patio at its Montrose location (and an even bigger one at its soon-to-open Heights spot). While you're smashing a kimchi burger and craft beer, Jabba the Mutt can hit up the dog water station and get in on some organic dog treats and puppy shakes.
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The OG Texas brewery is one of Houston's greatest, and after getting a major facelift (which included the addition of an outdoor beer garden) in 2018, you are now free to enjoy it with your dog. Bring Furnando along while you geek out over barrel-aged brews, bites like brisket pizza and "fire emoji" wings, and Insta-worthy views of the Downtown skyline.
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This Astrodome-inspired brewhouse has a fresh vibe and a big ol' dog-friendly yard to boot. Sip on standbys like the Dome Faux'm Cream Ale and Haterade Gose, or try seasonal offerings like the pineapple wheat Bo$$ Beer. But back to that dog-friendly yard: it's where you'll find an array of local art and sculptures, the Eatsie Boys food truck, and a series of pop-up events
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