Hotels in Mexico City, Mexico

You can calculate here. http://app.sct.gob.mx/sibuac_internet/ControllerUI?action=cmdEscogeRuta

Use www.booking.com and choose the pet friendly option.

We used Booking.com and put in dog and parking In Terreon we stayed at Hotel Posada del sol inn just off the Hwy and close to a lot of stores and restaurants absolutely friendly English speaking In mazatlan we stayed at Hotel Aquamarina loved it right across from the beach but so close to a store and lots of restaurants We were traveling with our husky so had to watch for size requirements also every where we stayed charged a little extra and a deposit which they gave back every time

http://ttr.sct.gob.mx/mappir/

Guanajuato City Los Campos Cantina and Restaurant, one of the best restaurants in Guanajuato; 4 a Calle de la Alameda Plaza Baratillo. https://www.facebook.com/Los-Campos-Cantina-y-Restaurante-430791580355388/ ; www.loscampos.mx Their sister restaurant is called Metate at 79 Positos https://www.facebook.com/metategto/ Both have excellent reviews.

Barbara Nelson might have or know a place .

We used Airbnb and stayed in 2 great pet friendly houses in Puebla and Villahermosa. You can find the link to the houses and a referral code for $40 off - that's easily a free night in Mexico - on our blog www.nomad-ish.com

hotels.com and booking.com both work in Mexico, both have pet friendly filter. If found click on hotel site and double check for pets

You can use booking.com or hotels.com and use the "pet friendly" filter.

Hotel Grand on the Zocalo, across from the Palace and Cathedral. Awesome!

Hotel ISABEL excellent location and great prices.

Casa Gonzalez on Rio Lerma and Rio Cena, see their webpage.

We loved this Airbnb. Great host, lovely neighbourhood and the apartment was perfect for our group. https://abnb.me/EVmg/mjz608Yi6I

We stayed in this airbnb place, just a couple blocks walk to Zocalo and it was very nice: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/11227553

Las Palmas Hotel in Matehuala

We also stayed at Las Palmas with our cat.

What Rob said, I believe they are on Booking.com also. http://laspalmasmidwayinn.com

Again in Matehuala. It is called Hotel Real Villas. It is a “no tell Hotel”at the north end of town on the main drag. Approaching from the north, do not take the bypass, but drive straight through. The hotel is a mile or so south on the right hand side. We have stayed there with our dogs e Rey year for the past 12 Years.Very clean, very secure. About 500 pesos a night. 400 plus50 pesos per dog.

I liked the Hotel Villa de Campo, Calle Macedonio Alcalá 910, Centro Histórico, CP 68000 Oaxaca, Oax., télf: +52.951.515.9652, hoteldelcampo@yahoo.com. MN$ 400 pesos. I looked all around for a week and never found anything better.

Mayan Beach Garden, north of Mahahual. Lovely small place. Quiet. Beautiful sea. Great authentic food. http://www.mayanbeachgarden.com

Stay with us! We're away from the tourists and resort hubbub at https://www.facebook.com/123374901034922 Tamarindo Cozumel! Mexican breakfast included with your room each morning!

Hotels.com and booking.com we use. They have pet friendly filter and work for Mexico. Check hotel website before booking to be sure pets are ok. Remember cheapest is not always best but so far anything above 5 or 6 hundred pesos a night has been ok. Las Paloma's as mentioned is good

Hotel OH La Raya 929, El Encinar, 94740 Mendoza, Ver. 01 272 726 8648 https://goo.gl/maps/TiAZhvojYhR2

When we pass through Villahermosa we stay at this Airbnb. You can pull your vehicle inside the gate and let dogs and kids run in the grassy yard. There is a gap under the gate, if they want to escape they might, but mine prefer to stay with us so it works well. The room itself is basic, nothing fancy, but good place to let dogs and kids burn energy after a long day in the car. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/19985101

Booking.com charges their partners 18% for reservations - so if you can, call properties directly so they can avoid having to pay that huge fee.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/HousePetSittingMexico/

GET A VET TO FORGE THE CERTIFICATE. It is not fair to your baby to leave him that long. We left our dog to travel in Guatamala for 3 months and I have never stopped regretting it.

Richelle Morgan?

House Sitting Cafe might know someone. There are often people available in Mexico this time of year.

Hotel del Rio Andrea! It is a Best Western. They have 24 hr security, restaurant (complimentary breakfast buffet), and pets are no problem.(stayed with the 6 pups, 2 cats and the horse). There was plenty of room for the horse trailer! Very friendly and accommodating! Have stayed there for years! Reservation: 01-800-712-4301

Del Rio best for parking.

We've stayed at Best Western and neighboring Fiesta. Both have security and I would stay at either again. B Western has a good restaurant, and just south of Fiesta on same side of street is a wonderful outdoor restaurant with delicious food.

Here are recommendations for two great restaurants in Guanajuato and an English speaking guide. Plus walking tour of SMA, restaurants and places to visit, all on my wife's web site. Your bus will get you to Leon and from there a bus or contact Israel to take you to GTO. He is the best guide as I noted for GTO City. http://www.soniadiaz.mx/san-miguel-de-allende.html

***** Sorry I read this as going from GTO to SMdA **** Sit near the front, it's a rocky ride. 1:15 to arrive. From San Miguel de Allende,if you take the city bus into town (not a bad walk) take the one marked "Centro" on the windshield. Primera Plus has the standard 4 seats across and ETN has the first-class-like 3 across for a few dollars more.

In Guad, I love the old market, the 9 corners Birrea restaurants, and just all the "location specific neighborhoods" which include printing areas, hardware areas, and much like old NYC in the location specialties. Also Tacos Fish Lapaz, the downtown of Guad, Tonala with every piece of roadside stuff that sits at every shop you see in the US (the fun part is to see the stuff that never gets shipped to USA). Take the subway and city busses are great. In GTO to the Pipala statue and take photos,not crazy about mummies, see TripAdvisor in goth GTO and San Miguel for restaurants is spot on with my opinion normally. Drop by SMdA Sano market if you are hungry for cheese or specialty items you can't find everywhere. Bonanza market for odd stuff like corn meal, rye flower, pickle relish, horseradish and things you may find nowhere else in Mexico, 10 miles out of SMdA for hot thermal springs toward Delores Hidalgo, the GTO symphony, the SMdA library concerts and theater performances, and otherwise just walk through town, take a lot of photos and stop where your fancy demands.

in all these cities take the tramvilla (double decker bus) first to see the points of interest and on notepad ask donde esta to guide when your guests express interest to return via cab, combi or citybus with the exception of Patzcuaro which may not have a tour bus. For extra spice, while there take a launcha boat out to the ice cream cone shaped island and later for more, hop a local bus around the lake to see the various cities and take a cab back if you get stuck and desire a rapid return. For extra spice if early March, head from Morelia to Anguejo to see Monarch reserve. Or for extra spice from there on to Los Asufres near Hidalgo to soak in hot springs.

Residence Inn Marriot at 310 Lost Oaks Boulevard just off the highway and only 5 mins from the border

The Best Western is a totally renovated property. We were happy with everything including the rate. If you are staying in Laredo coming from Mexico, I suggest you just use #2 and try to cross at whatever the best time is. Using the Columbia bridge adds about an hour, depending on the truck traffic. You intersect at exit 24 or 25 and head south to Laredo.

Family Garden Inn in Laredo. Free beer and hot dogs around the pool at 5 p.m. Convenience store in the hotel lobby. Good rates: http://www.familygardeninn.com/home.html

Districto Federal (DF), Will. It's similar to tge District of Columbia (DC) in the U.S. Also noted as CDMX, Ciudad de Mexico.

My advice, back track to Del RIo, it is an easy good crossing. I have crossed a lot of places and would recommend Del Rio.

HI Robert, when you drive by our area on your way to Puerto Escondido stop by and visit. We can help you with your Spanish classes and give you directions to about the madness of Mexico City. Please check our website www.sanjuandellago.com Saludos!

Since the new 15D bypass around Mazatlan was opened, I find it best to skip MZT and continue another 40 minutes to the Hotel Yauco in El Rosario. Pet Friendly

I have been told here that Hotel El Descanso Inn (note there are 2 of them) which is right off 15D near Mazatlan on Av Paseo del Pacifico allows dogs; I have not stayed there. I take it you are going farther south and want something on 15D vs going all the way into town? https://www.google.com/maps/place/Hotel+El+Descanso+Inn/@23.3033323,-106.4260588,16 z/data=!4 m5!3 m4!1 s0 x8698 ac8 e9082385 b:0 x9 ac460783 baf4140!8 m2!3 d23.303307!4 d-106.424619

You might want to check some Zihwatanejo FB groups too.

Haven't been in many years, but we always stayed at Bungalows Ley. On Playa Madera, just a quick walk to town.

Let me know if you are interested in Troncones ( youtube.com)

Las Palmas in Matehuala. http://laspalmasmidwayinn.com/en/