Photo above: Waffle, the official FluffyTrips mascot, “visiting” pet-friendly Tagaytay. (Illustration)
Tagaytay is the classic weekend escape from Metro Manila: cool weather, Taal views, bulalo and coffee everywhere. It’s also one of the easiest places in the Philippines to bring your dog. A growing number of hotels, B&Bs and private villas now welcome pets, but the rules vary a lot. Some charge nothing, some charge ₱3,000 a night, and many only accept small dogs.
We checked the pet policy of each stay below in October 2026, using the hotels’ official websites and Facebook pages, booking listings and guest reviews. Here’s where you can stay with your fur baby, what it costs, and what to pack.
Quick comparison
| Where to stay | Who’s allowed | Pet fee |
|---|---|---|
| Twin Lakes Hotel (near Tagaytay) | Dogs and cats | ₱2,000 per stay + ₱5,000 deposit |
| Asian Village Tagaytay | 1 pet | ₱1,500 per night + ₱2,000 deposit |
| Containers by Eco Hotel | Dogs and cats up to 25 lbs (about 11 kg) | ₱500 per pet per night + ₱2,000 deposit |
| The Carmelence View | Up to 2 pets | ₱1,000 per pet per night |
| The Carmelence Place by Cerilo’s | Dogs and cats, up to 2, up to 20 kg each | ₱1,500 per pet per night |
| Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay | 1 small dog | ₱3,000 per night |
| Franco’s Bed and Breakfast | Pets welcome in rooms, dining areas and pool | ₱500 one-time cleaning fee per room |
| Balai Sabina Pet Haven Villa | Private villa built for dogs | Ask the host |
| Alta Terra Hotel Tagaytay | 1 dog | ₱500 per night |
| Summit Ridge Tagaytay | Dogs and cats, up to 2, up to 60 cm tall | ₱5,000 refundable deposit per room |
| Hotel Kimberly Tagaytay | Pets welcome (small pets per travel guides) | Ask the hotel |
| Hortz Hotels and Resorts | Pets welcome, no limit listed | No pet fee listed |
| Tagaytay Country Hotel | Dogs and cats | No pet fee listed (confirm when booking) |
| Cabins by Eco Hotel | Pets up to 25 lbs (about 11 kg) | ₱500 per pet per night |
Pet-friendly hotels and stays in Tagaytay
1. Twin Lakes Hotel
Set among the vineyards just outside Tagaytay along the Tagaytay–Nasugbu Highway, Twin Lakes is one of the most established pet-friendly hotels in the area. Dogs and cats are welcome, and food and water bowls are available.
- Pet fee: ₱2,000 per stay, plus a ₱5,000 deposit
- Good to know: pets are typically placed in Premier Rooms, and travel guides note that pets need a leash and a diaper in public areas, plus a vaccination card dated within the past year
- See Twin Lakes Hotel on FluffyTrips
2. Asian Village Tagaytay
A resort-style stay with gardens and camping grounds, plus an off-leash area for dogs. Food and water bowls are provided.
- Pet fee: ₱1,500 per pet per night, plus a ₱2,000 deposit
- Limit: 1 pet per booking; keep your dog on a leash outside the off-leash area
- See Asian Village Tagaytay on FluffyTrips
3. Containers by Eco Hotel
Colorful container-van rooms near the Pops District food alley. It’s one of the more affordable options for small dogs and cats. The hotel has a pet park where dogs can run off-leash, and pets are allowed to sleep with you in the bed.
- Pet fee: ₱500 per pet per night, plus a ₱2,000 deposit
- Limit: dogs and cats up to 25 lbs (about 11 kg)
- See Containers by Eco Hotel on FluffyTrips
4. The Carmelence View
A smaller hotel with views of Taal, a good pick if you’re traveling with two pets.
- Pet fee: ₱1,000 per pet per night (some guides list ₱1,500, so confirm when booking)
- Limit: up to 2 pets
- See The Carmelence View on FluffyTrips
5. The Carmelence Place by Cerilo’s
The Carmelence View’s sister property also takes dogs and cats, with a slightly higher weight limit than most small-pet hotels.
- Pet fee: ₱1,500 per pet per night
- Limit: up to 2 pets, up to 20 kg each
- See The Carmelence Place on FluffyTrips
6. Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay
A comfortable hotel option if you have one small dog. It’s the priciest pet fee on this list, so factor it into your budget.
- Pet fee: ₱3,000 per pet per night
- Limit: 1 small dog per room
- See Royale Parc Hotel on FluffyTrips
7. Franco’s Bed and Breakfast
One of the most relaxed pet policies in Tagaytay. Pets are welcome in the rooms and around the property, including the dining areas, and they can even swim in the pool.
- Pet fee: a one-time ₱500 cleaning fee per room (extra charges may apply for damage or stains)
- House rules: use towels on the beds and keep your pet supervised
- See Franco’s Bed and Breakfast on FluffyTrips
8. Balai Sabina Pet Haven Villa
A private villa made with dogs in mind. Guests mention a dog play area, dog beds, and dogs being allowed in the pool. It’s a great choice for groups or families traveling with more than one dog.
- Pet fee: ask the host when booking
- See Balai Sabina Pet Haven Villa on FluffyTrips
9. Alta Terra Hotel Tagaytay
A newer hotel on Lagusan Drive that accepts dogs.
- Pet fee: ₱500 per night
- Limit: 1 dog; cats aren’t accepted, and pets can’t be left alone in the room (one 2026 travel guide lists up to 2 dogs at no charge, so confirm when booking)
- See Alta Terra Hotel Tagaytay on FluffyTrips
10. Summit Ridge Tagaytay
A full-service hotel on the ridge with Taal views, right next to Robinsons Tagaytay. Summit Hotels publishes one of the clearest pet policies in Tagaytay.
- Who’s allowed: dogs and cats, up to 2 per room, up to 60 cm (2 ft) tall
- Deposit: ₱5,000 refundable security deposit per room
- Good to know: show your pet’s vaccination certificate at check-in; pets wear diapers and stay leashed in public areas, and aren’t allowed in the restaurants (alfresco areas are OK), pool or gym
- See Summit Ridge Tagaytay on FluffyTrips
11. Hotel Kimberly Tagaytay
A garden hotel with wide lawns that dogs love. The hotel’s official Facebook page confirmed in August 2026 that it’s pet-friendly.
- Pet fee: a 2026 travel guide lists up to 2 small pets at ₱1,500 per pet per night, so confirm with the hotel when booking
- See Hotel Kimberly Tagaytay on FluffyTrips
12. Hortz Hotels and Resorts
A resort along the Tagaytay–Nasugbu Highway that has run pet-inclusive room packages and pet events in 2026.
- Pet fee: none listed in travel guides, with no limit on the number of pets
- House rules: pets wear a leash and a diaper
- See Hortz Hotels and Resorts on FluffyTrips
13. Tagaytay Country Hotel
A long-running, budget-friendly hotel at Olivarez Plaza along Aguinaldo Highway, a short walk from Tagaytay’s busiest food strip. We confirmed with the hotel in October 2026 that pets are welcome.
- Who’s allowed: dogs and cats
- Pet fee: none listed, but confirm when booking
- See Tagaytay Country Hotel on FluffyTrips
14. Cabins by Eco Hotel
The sister property of Containers by Eco Hotel, with cabin-style rooms along Aguinaldo Highway near Silang Junction. Pets can roam the grounds, which include a petting zoo, and sleep with you in the bed. We confirmed with the hotel in October 2026 that pets are welcome.
- Pet fee: ₱500 per pet per night, according to a travel guide
- Limit: pets up to 25 lbs (about 11 kg)
- See Cabins by Eco Hotel on FluffyTrips
Tips for bringing your dog to Tagaytay
- Get the pet policy in writing. A screenshot of the hotel’s reply about fees and rules saves arguments at check-in.
- Book the pet room early. Most hotels only have a few pet-friendly rooms, and they go fast on weekends and holidays.
- Bring the vaccination card. Some hotels ask for proof of vaccination, usually within the past year.
- Pack diapers or belly bands. Several hotels require them in lobbies and other common areas.
- Expect a deposit. Many hotels hold a refundable deposit on top of the pet fee, so bring extra cash or a card.
- Don’t leave your pet alone in the room. Many hotels don’t allow it, and an anxious dog in a new place can bark or chew.
- Pack for the cold. Tagaytay nights can get chilly, especially from November to February. Bring your dog’s blanket or a sweater for short-haired breeds.
- Plan stops on the drive. Weekend traffic up Aguinaldo Highway can be heavy, so bring water and plan a potty break.
More pet-friendly stays in Tagaytay
These properties are listed as pet-friendly on Google Maps, but fees, size limits and room rules aren’t published. Ask before you book:
- Jacobs Hill Tagaytay
- Moon Garden Tagaytay
- Pina Colina Resort
- Casa Feliz Tagaytay
- Casa de Miguelitos Resort
- EL Renzo Hotel Tagaytay
- Brilliant Sky Hotel and Leisure
Mixed signals: check before you book
Sources disagree for Crosswinds Resort Suites and F8 Bed & Breakfast: one source lists them as pet-friendly and another doesn’t. Message the property and get the pet policy in writing before you pay.
Find more pet-friendly places in Tagaytay
Looking for somewhere to eat after check-in? Search Tagaytay on FluffyTrips to find pet-friendly cafés, restaurants and parks near your hotel.
Pet policies change often. We checked each one in October 2026, but always confirm fees, size limits and room availability with the property before you book.
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