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A provincial park on the edge of the city, a hotel with a dog cafe attached, and pet-friendly stays that make a long trip workable.
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6 places, each checked against the venue's own information
Neighbourhoods covered: Chang Phueak, Wat Ket, Si Phum, Nimman, Chang Khlan, Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai.
No photo yetA large municipal park built around the Nong Khieo reservoir behind the Chiang Mai provincial government centre, with a wide loop path, lawns and open views towards Doi Suthep. It is one of the central green spaces where Chiang Mai dog owners routinely walk their animals around the water.
No photo yetA hotel beside the Ping River, a short walk from Warorot Market, that openly welcomes dogs and cats as guests and runs a pet-focused cafe on site. Alongside standard hotel rooms it offers a dog hotel, day care, a pet swimming pool, bathing and a small pet shop.
No photo yetA garden cafe inside Villa Alanna in the heart of Chiang Mai, serving all-day breakfast, pastries and specialty coffee in a quiet courtyard setting. Outside visitors are welcome as well as hotel guests, and well-behaved dogs are accepted in the outdoor garden seating.
No photo yetA 202-room Accor hotel on Huay Kaew Road in the Nimman district, with a rooftop pool, fitness centre and restaurant. Dogs and cats are accepted only in the designated Deluxe Room with Terrace, which has its own private outdoor space.
No photo yetA Mediterranean restaurant a short walk from Thapae Gate, serving falafel, hummus and shakshuka, with gluten-free and vegan options clearly marked. It has both air-conditioned indoor seating and a shaded outdoor patio, and it openly welcomes well-behaved dogs.
No photo yetA boutique resort with mountain views, a saltwater pool, gardens and a stream-side restaurant, about 10 minutes from Maya mall. The resort's official pet-friendly page welcomes 'all furry friends' in every room type for a THB 1,000 per-pet charge.
Leash rules, off-leash hours and whether dogs are allowed inside are set locally and change without notice. Each listing here says what the venue or the responsible authority publishes, and the listing page links to the page we checked, so you can confirm the current rule before you set out. Outside a signed off-leash area, keep the dog on a lead.
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City dog runs in Shibuya, soba with a dog menu on a covered terrace, and a hotel where the dog sleeps on the bed.
Riverside terraces in Nakanoshima, prefectural dog runs with a paw-wash, and a castle-side hotel with a 24-hour wash station.
Municipal off-leash playgrounds, a three-storey dog cafe by Seoul Forest, and Bark Rooms in Gangnam.
Air-conditioned cafes that take dogs indoors, NParks dog runs, and a Katong hotel with a published pet package.
A fenced dog zone inside Benjakitti, tree-shaded garden restaurants, and hotels that take pets at no extra charge.
A garden estate in the suburbs with a lake and a dedicated dog park, and an old-town cafe culture that has started opening its doors to dogs.
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