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What does your dog do when the suitcase comes out? Your bag is by the door. The flight leaves at six. And there’s your dog, sitting in the hallway watching you pack, doing that thing where they won’t quite look at you. Unless, of course, your baby dog has been to LV Dog Hotel and then it becomes DOGGY VACATION TIME!!
What are you actually worried about? Not whether the pet hotel is clean. Every Las Vegas dog owner knows the real fear. You’re worried about whether anyone there is going to like your dog. Whether someone will notice your dog didn’t finish breakfast. Don’t Worry! You can Be Happy knowing LV Dog Hotel Is a Dog’s Best Friend! We speak dog!
So what really decides where your dog stays? Not square footage. Not chandeliers. People. Our Staff is Award-Winning! Our Staff know your dog’s personality. Our staff knows when your dog wants love! What’s the real question behind “best dog boarding in Las Vegas,” here is the answer:
LV Dog Hotel at a Glance
What it is: LV Dog Hotel is a locally loved, award-winning Las Vegas pet resort offering dog boarding and dog daycare at two locations, open since 2009 with an award-winning staff!
Services: Dog boarding, dog daycare, long-term boarding, grooming spa
Locations: LV Dog Hotel: 6810 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146 (18,000 sq ft) — (702) 560-7387
LV Dog Hotel Two: 6188 S. Sandhill Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120 — (702) 903-7387
Phone: West Sahara (702) 560-7387 · Sandhill (702) 903-7387
Years in business: Since 2009 (17+ years)
Pet guests served: 500,000+
Housing: Private suites with real beds, 20 to 350+ sq ft. No kennels.
Hours: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, 365 days a year including holidays Play Space: Climate-controlled indoor dog park at both locations
Recognition: Nominated again for Best of Las Vegas 2026: Best Dog Boarding in Las Vegas and Best Doggy Daycare in Las Vegas
Boarding rates:
$42/night (Mini Suite) to $169/night (Penthouse Suite)
$39 each additional dog
Included, not billed separately: unlimited playtime, breakfast and dinner, snacks, medication administration, bedding, pre- pickup bath
Included at no charge: Unlimited playtime, breakfast and dinner plus snacks, potty breaks every 90 minutes, medication administration, bedding, pre-pickup bath
Required vaccinations: Rabies, Bordetella, Distemper/Parvo combo, Canine Influenza
Why Does Staff Tenure Matter in Las Vegas Dog Boarding?
How long has LV Dog Hotel been open? Since 2009. Seventeen-plus years, 365 days a year, over 500,000 pet guests through our doors.
How long has the staff been here? Most of our team has been here for years. Many have been here almost from the beginning.
Why does that matter more than it sounds? Because boarding and daycare is a field with brutal turnover. Most kennels and pet resorts you tour are staffed by people who started last month, learning your dog off a note in a software system.
Is this a job to them or a career? A career. They chose dogs, and they aren’t passing through on the way to something else. Our team members each have at least four dogs of their own at home. Four. That’s not a hiring perk, that’s a personality type.
What does great service actually feel like? Think about the last really good hotel you stayed in. The building was nice. But what you remember is the person at the desk who knew your name on day two, and how that changed the whole trip. Same principle here, with one difference: your dog can’t read a brochure, can’t be impressed by a chandelier, and doesn’t care what the lobby looks like. Your dog only knows how they’re treated. The staff is the experience.
Why was LV Dog Hotel nominated for Best of Las Vegas 2026? The staff. Nominated again this year in both Best Dog Boarding in Las Vegas and Best Doggy Daycare in Las Vegas. Not the square footage. Not the flat screens. The people.
Will My Dog Actually Recognize the Staff?
How fast will your dog know them? By the second visit. And our staff will know your dog by name before the first stay is over.
What does that look like at the front door? Watch a regular guest arrive at 6810 W. Sahara. The dog doesn’t hesitate. No four-paw brake at the threshold. They pull toward the back, because they know who’s back there, and they know what happens next.
Is that just marketing talk? No. It’s what happens when the same people greet the same dog year after year. Our staff know which dogs eat better alone, which ones sleep through the night with the TV on, which ones need a slow introduction to the play group, and which ones will body-slam their way into it happily on minute one. They know the ones who guard a toy and the ones who’ll hand it over to anybody.
Who actually spends the day with your dog? They do. They’re the ones who play with your dog. They serve breakfast and dinner. They handle potty time, and they say “good dog” while they do it. Your dog becomes their dog.
What about a first-time guest? Same attention, just earlier in the story. First stays are usually a little anxious and we expect that. Your dog misses the most important person in the world to them. Our team watches closely through those first hours, adjusts, and they get that extra love because we want to make sure that they want to come back!!!
What does seventeen years of experience actually buy you? The ability to catch the difference between a dog who’s tired and a dog who’s off. A three-week employee, however kind, simply hasn’t seen it yet.
What Does a Day of Dog Boarding at LV Dog Hotel Look Like?
Does my dog get a kennel or a private room? A private room with a real bed, every guest, every time. No shared chain-link, no fence line with a stranger barking through it. NO SEE-THRU walls. Your dog deserves privacy! How would you like someone staring at you all the time when you’re trying to hang out or rest on vacation or sleep? Your dog deserves a vacation in a beautiful condo suite! Suites range from the Mini at 20 square feet for our smallest guests up to the Penthouse at 350+ square feet, which has a queen bed, a 65” flat screen, a sofa, and windows. There’s only one Penthouse. It books out.
Group play or a quiet afternoon? Your dog’s choice. Sociable dogs play in supervised groups matched by size. Dogs who’d rather not? Not a problem, and never a downgrade. They get private free play in the indoor park with staff, so they still burn energy and still sleep well.
How often does your dog go outside? Every 90 minutes, rotated by family so each household gets privacy.
Where do dogs play during a Las Vegas summer? Indoors, in a climate-controlled dog park at both locations. Nobody should be exercising a dog outdoors here at two in the afternoon, so we built the play space inside and kept it cool.
When are dinner and bedtime? Dinner is around 5:00 and then followed by potty breaks with time to wind down.
What’s included with every stay? Unlimited private or group playtime, fresh water changed twice daily, breakfast and dinner plus snacks, lotsa potty breaks, comfortable bedding, television including Animal Planet, free medication administration, and a complimentary bath before pickup. No hidden fees. Your dog goes home clean.
Why does the no-hidden-fees part matter? Most boarding kennels in town bill playtime by the hour. If you don’t buy it, your dog sits. We’ve never operated that way.
Where Are LV Dog Hotel’s Two Las Vegas Locations?
Where is the west side location? LV Dog Hotel, 6810 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146, (702) 560-7387. An 18,000 square foot dog hotel convenient to Spring Valley, Summerlin, and the Strip corridor.
Where is the southeast location? LV Dog Hotel Two, 6188 S. Sandhill Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120, (702) 903-7387, serving the southeast valley including families near the airport, Henderson, and the southeast neighborhoods.
Are both locations the same? Both run indoor, fully climate-controlled play space and heavy-duty commercial cooling built for desert summers. Both are staffed by the same kind of people.
What are the hours? Drop-off and pickup run 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily, every day of the year. Boarding checkout is 11:00 AM. Late checkout is $19 per pet and buys you until 6:30 PM.
How Much Does Dog Boarding Cost in Las Vegas?
What does a stay cost and what comes with it? At LV Dog Hotel, boarding suites run from $42 per night for a Mini Suite to $169 per night for the Penthouse Suite, with $39 for each additional dog. Unlimited playtime, breakfast and dinner, snacks, medication administration, bedding, and a pre-pickup bath are all included rather than billed separately. Extended-stay packages are also available.
Ready to Book? Call (702) 560-7387
Holiday weeks and summer fill first, and the larger suites go earliest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything above covers the stay itself. These are the questions that come up on the phone.
What is the best dog boarding in Las Vegas? Look for four things: private suites instead of kennel runs, playtime included rather than billed hourly, climate-controlled indoor play space, and staff who’ve been there long enough to know your dog. LV Dog Hotel has met all four since 2009.
Is LV Dog Hotel a kennel or a pet hotel? A pet hotel. The word varies, hotel, resort, inn, lodge, retreat, club, but what matters is whether your dog gets a room and never a cage.
What vaccinations does my dog need? Rabies, Bordetella, Distemper/Parvo combo, and Canine Influenza. Your vet can email records to fax@lvdoghotel.com, or upload them to your account before arrival.
What should I bring? Food, medications, treats, and one small toy. Leave beds, blankets, and bowls at home; we provide those and personal items get lost in the laundry.
How do you handle medication? Free, included, multiple daily doses fine. Send everything in original labeled containers with written instructions.
Do you offer long-term boarding? Yes, for extended travel, military deployment, or a move in progress. Call (702) 560-7387 for extended-stay pricing.
Book Your Dog’s Stay
How do I book? Call (702) 560-7387 or reserve online through our booking portal. Holidays and summer fill first, and the larger suites go earliest.
What happens on a first booking? We’ll walk you through orientation and ask about your dog’s routine, mealtimes, and anything else that helps them settle in. Then come meet the people who are about to become your dog’s other best friend. Seventeen years in, they’re still the reason anybody books here twice, and the reason our name keeps landing on the Best of Las Vegas ballot.
We love wet noses. Bring us yours.
Delivering Luxury in Pet Boarding & Daycare Since 2009 (17+ Years)
LV Dog Hotel
Las Vegas’s Original Luxury Pet Resort — Since 2009 · 17+ Years of Trusted Care
Two Las Vegas Locations
LV Dog Hotel — 6810 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89146 · (702) 560-7387
LV Dog Hotel 2 — 6188 S Sandhill Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89120
Frequently Asked Questions
Is boarding safe for older dogs?
Yes, when the facility matches their needs. A calm environment, reliable cooling, soft bedding, consistent medication, and attentive staff make boarding safe and comfortable for most senior dogs.
Do you offer a way to try the facility first?
Yes. Your dog’s first day of daycare is free, and we welcome tours so you and your dog can experience the space before an overnight stay.
Can you handle a senior dog with special feeding needs?
Yes. We review all feeding instructions before the stay and follow them exactly, alongside any medication schedule.
Where is LV Dog Hotel located?
We have two Las Vegas locations: 6810 W. Sahara Ave. and 6188 S. Sandhill Road.
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Delivering Luxury in Pet Boarding & Daycare Since 2009 (17+ Years)
LV Dog Hotel
Las Vegas’s Original Luxury Pet Resort — Since 2009 · 17+ Years of Trusted Care
Two Las Vegas Locations
LV Dog Hotel — 6810 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89146 · (702) 560-7387
LV Dog Hotel 2 — 6188 S Sandhill Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89120
