Carterville , IL Pet Friendly Hotels

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Pet owners shouldn't miss Carterville, a family-friendly city known for its golf courses, as well as great attractions like Illinois Centre Mall and Kokopelli Golf Club.

How to Wander Wisely in Carterville with Your Pet

Enjoy top attractions like Rent One Park, Railroaders Memorial, and Hickory Ridge Public Golf Center.
Other things to see include Williamson County Historical Museum, Marion Cultural and Civic Center, and Tower Square Plaza.
Need a pet store? Try Rural King, Dee's Pets, inc., or Fish Tales Pet Shop.
For vet care, Central Hospital For Animals, Pet Wellness Center, and Lakeside Veterinary Hospital are located in the area.

Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Carterville

Weather can make a huge difference, especially if you want to spend time outdoors. Here are the average daytime and nighttime temperatures to help better plan your trip in Carterville.

From January to March, average temperatures range from 60°F in the daytime to 21°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 85°F and the nighttime average is 38°F.

From July to September, average temperatures range from 86°F in the daytime to 49°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 72°F and the nighttime average is 22°F.

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Recent Carterville hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Best Western Saluki Inn

3 out of 5

Posted 4 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I’ve stayed here before and there are definitely great perks. Booking through Expedia was seamless, check-in was quick, and the customer service was really good. The parking lot always has space, the breakfast buffet is absolutely amazing, and the attached bar with slot machines is a lot of fun. The AC in the room also worked great. Unfortunately, the room assignment and building maintenance fell way short. I paid for a single King room, but my view was pathetic. I opened the curtains only to stare directly at a roof and gutters on the internal side of the building. Surely they weren't sold out and could have provided a better view than a drainage ditch. The room tech is also outdated; they use an old DirecTV setup with no major streaming apps on the giant TV, forcing me to watch HBO Max on my phone. The elevator stinks terribly of heavy maintenance shop grease, and the walls have poor insulation, so I heard hallway noise all night long. Finally, housekeeping missed basic details. The curtains right above the AC were badly frayed, with foot-and-a-half-long strands blowing in the wind, which looked god-awful ugly. In the bathroom, the sink's pump soap dispenser was entirely empty, and the fiberglass tub creaked and cracked loudly underfoot while showering. Love the staff and the food, but the maintenance and room quality need serious attention."

A verified traveler stayed at Best Western Saluki Inn