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Dog Friendly Hotels Around Charlottesville

Per frequent requests from buyers checking out the Charlottesville area, and thanks to the author of an upcoming post on RealCrozetVA:

“A great website is dogfriendly.com. They list nine Charlottesville hotels and 2 campgrounds that welcome dogs. from this website you can link right to their various websites. Yes, fees do apply for each one though faily nominal.
Accommodations:

Comfort Inn -1807 Emmet Street- Charlottesville
Days Inn Charlottesville/University Area -1600 Emmet St- Charlottesville
Doubletree Hotel -990 Hilton Heights Road- Charlottesville
Holiday Inn -1200 5th Street- Charlottesville
Quality Inn -1600 Emmet Street- Charlottesville
Red Roof Inn – Charlottesville -1309 West Main Street- Charlottesville
Residence Inn Charlottesville -1111 Millmont Street- Charlottesville
Sleep Inn and Suites Monticello -1185 5th Street SW- Charlottesville
Montfair Resort Farm (archived: 2009) -2500 Bezaleel Drive- Crozet

Accommodations – RV Parks and Campgrounds

Charlottesville KOA -3825 Red Hill Lane- Charlottesville
Misty Mountain Campground -56 Misty Mountain Road- Crozet”

I find it fascinating that both the Misty Mountain and Charlottesville KOA say that they offer free wireless.

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