Dog-friendly hotel review: Pension Le Passage (Vacation STAY 11300v)

If you’re planning a dog-friendly trip and want a simple, no-fuss base in Tottori, this stay is a solid option. It’s the kind of place that works best when your goals are: park the car, drop your bags, get your dog settled, and head out for long walks.

What dog owners will like

• Walkable surroundings: great for early morning and late evening “sniff walks” without overthinking a route.
• Low-stress routine: easy check-in/out flow and a calm vibe (helpful if your dog needs time to decompress).
• Practical over flashy: it’s more about function than luxury—which is often exactly what you want when traveling with a dog.

What I’d check before booking with a dog

• Pet policy details: allowed sizes, number of dogs, any extra cleaning fees, and where dogs are allowed (room-only vs common areas).
• Room type: some properties allow dogs only in certain room plans—double-check your selection.
• Nearby noise: if your dog is reactive, I’d aim for quieter dates and avoid peak arrival times.

My quick verdict

If your priority is “dog-friendly + practical + convenient,” this is worth considering. Just make sure the exact room and rules match your dog’s needs.