Pembroke Pines , FL Pet Friendly Hotels
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Pet lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit Pembroke Pines, a family-friendly city known for its restaurants and clubs, as well as attractions like Shops at Pembroke Gardens and C.B. Smith Park. You can choose from Travelocity's 2 pet-friendly hotels and accommodations in Pembroke Pines and bring your doggy along!
How to Wander Wisely in Pembroke Pines with Your Pet
- If shopping is in your travel plans, be sure to visit Pembroke Lakes Mall.
- Other things to see include Pines Ice Arena, Aventura Mall, and Weston Town Center.
- Need a pet store? Try Petland Pembroke Pines, Pet Supermarket, or Strictly Reptiles.
- For vet care, Jacaranda Animal Hospital, Boulevard Animal Hospital, and Sunset Lakes Animal Clinic are located in the area.
Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Pembroke Pines
Weather can make or break your trip, especially if you want to spend time outdoors. Here are the average daytime and nighttime temperatures to help better plan your time in Pembroke Pines.
From January to March, average temperatures range from 82°F in the daytime to 57°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 90°F and the nighttime average is 65°F.
From July to September, average temperatures range from 92°F in the daytime to 74°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 88°F and the nighttime average is 59°F.
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Recent Pembroke Pines hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Miami International Airport Hotel
"We have stayed at this hotel numerous times while traveling, while it is not a 5 star hotel it is clean and the front desk personal are very nice. The only complaint I have was in an attempt to get baggage down from my room and assistance with my husband, who was in a wheelchair, there was no help. When I enquired about this the valet gentleman was quick to tell me I could not use a cart which I had just purchased for use for my luggage. When I ask again about a wheelchair for my husband he walked away and stated you have to talk to the desk. It would have been a little more refreshing to have said let me see what I can do follow me. Insead he seemed more eager to get my bags and a tip than assist with a disabled person. I was extremely disappointed in his action especially when the porter for American Airlines pushed all 4 bags and a wheelchair with my husband in it up to the room when we checked in."
