Macon Pet Friendly Hotels

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Pet lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit Macon known for attractions like Avesnois Regional Nature Park and Momignies Town Hall. You can choose from Travelocity's 9 pet-friendly hotels and accommodations in Macon and bring your fur babies along!

How to Wander Wisely in Macon with Your Pet

Enjoy top attractions like Grand Place, La Roseraie Pourpre, and Aquatica Water Park.
Other things to see include Val Joly Lake, MusVerre, and Piscine Aquacentre.
Need a pet store? Try Tom & Co, Chatterie Felix-felicis bengal, or LE COMPTOIR CANIN.
For vet care, Cabinet vétérinaire des Templiers, Cuisenaire / Bernard, and Delahaye / Paul are located in the area.

Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Macon

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 plan your time in Macon.

From January to March, average temperatures range from 52°F in the daytime to 32°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 70°F and the nighttime average is 40°F.

From July to September, average temperatures range from 73°F in the daytime to 49°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 61°F and the nighttime average is 36°F.

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Golden Lakes Village

3 out of 5

Posted 7 months ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I was very disappointed to find that none of the beds had been made up in our villa when we arrived. Just what I needed after a long 9 hour drive from Switzerland! Not what I would expect from 4-star accommodation. There was lots of dust and cobwebs throughout the villa so it had not been cleaned well. I didn't find the kitchen as well equipped as other self-catering villas that I have stayed in previously - there was 1 small chopping knife and 1 tiny chopping board to use for preparing meals for a family of 4. Most of the crockery didn't look clean either. We were also surprised that there was no small grocery store on-site so you need to drive to the nearest town to get the essentials. It was very quiet on-site at the end of August with very little going on around the site / lake and the Beach Club was closed. It felt as though we were there out of peak holiday season which was not the case. "

A verified traveler stayed at Golden Lakes Village