Need a Pet Hotel? Singapore Has Great Furbaby Places To Stay

Chloe Lim· Food & Lifestyle Editor· Updated 26 May 2026

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What should you look for in a pet hotel?

A good pet hotel in Singapore gives you more than a place for your pet to sleep. It gives you confidence that they’re safe and cared for while you’re away. Start with the essentials: make sure the provider is licensed by the Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS) or the National Parks Board (NParks), which confirms they meet proper welfare and safety standards. From there, look at the boarding facility itself. Spacious, well-ventilated suites, clean interiors, secure enclosures, and even webcam access or video updates reveal a great deal about their transparency with pet parents.

The best hotels also build a healthy routine into every stay, such as structured walks, rest time, enrichment activities, and a trained team keeping an eye on your pet’s well-being. If your dog is sensitive, small, or new to boarding in Singapore, it helps to ask about group play, size-based separation, and the presence of full-time sitters. Extra conveniences like pet taxi support for pick-up and drop-off make the whole experience smoother for both you and your pet. These are the kind of details that turn a simple booking into a stress-free staycation.

Battlestar Boarding

Website	https://battlestarboarding.com/
Contact Details	+65 8891 3518 info@battlestarboarding.com
Services	Pet Boarding, Grooming, Day Care

Battlestar Boarding is a well-known boarding facility in Singapore that treats your pet like family. Their kennels are fully air-conditioned, and the facility is cleaned daily using pet-safe antimicrobial solutions. They also have 24-hour CCTV monitoring, which is a huge plus for pet owners who want assurance that their dog is safe around the clock. According to their profile on GoCompare, handlers take dogs out for walks and allow socialisation in a free-roam play area, so your dog isn’t just left in a cage.

Inugoya

Website	https://www.inugoya.co/
Contact Details	+65 8832 3997
Services	Hotel, Day Care, Grooming & Spa Services

This premium dog hotel and daycare is located along Joo Chiat Road. Their suites are cosy and designed for relaxation, with plush bedding and daily housekeeping. They also offer grooming and spa services, so you can treat your dog to a pampered staycation. The staff are experienced and caring, which makes Inugoya a trustworthy partner when you want your dog to enjoy more than just a place to sleep. They get a real, comfortable stay.

Sundays

Website	https://www.sundays.sg/
Contact Details	+65 8399 3040 hello@sundays.sg
Services	Cat Boarding Services, Customised Feeding, Suites, Grooming

Sundays Cat Hotel & Resort is designed specifically for feline guests, offering boarding services that feel like a retreat. Their rooms provide natural sunlight and views, which help cats feel comfortable and reduce stress. The team gives daily well-being updates, including written journals, photos, and videos. And thanks to their 24/7 live CCTV with two-way voice, you can check in on your cat anytime, which helps pet owners stay connected for your pet’s whole stay.

The Snuggery

Website	https://thesnuggery.com.sg/
Contact Details	+65 8716 7550 contact@thesnuggery.com.sg
Services	Day Care, Hotel, Enrichment, Spa

The Snuggery is one of the most trusted dog boarding places in Singapore, with two locations (Katong and Thomson). They provide a structured daily routine: breakfast, outdoor time, play, nap, brushing/massage, then dinner and rest. For peace of mind, they offer live webcam streaming, so you can watch your dog’s stay in real time. The team is experienced, and the space feels less like a kennel and more like a home-away-from-home, especially if you are a pet parent who values transparency and genuine care.

The Wagington

Website	https://thewagington.com.sg/
Contact Details	+65 6471 1689 hotel@thewagington.com.sg
Services	Bone Pool, Salon & Spa, Dog Suites, Day Care, Pet Boarding Services

The Wagington is arguably one of Singapore’s most luxurious pet hotels. Located at 27B Loewen Road, it features spacious dog suites (15–96 sq ft) with handcrafted orthopaedic beds, and every suite comes with high-definition webcam access. Their Bone Pool is a highlight, a dedicated swimming pool for dogs to have fun and cool off. On top of that, they offer limo-style pet taxi pick-up and drop-off, a full salon & spa (like Dead Sea mud treatments), and a large daycare and play area with anti-microbial turf for social play. All of this makes The Wagington a top-tier partner for pet parents who want a truly premium pet staycation.

FAQs

What’s the difference between pet boarding services and hiring a pet sitter?

Pet boarding services give your pet a structured environment (scheduled feeding, supervised play, and dedicated staff). A pet sitter stays in your home or visits your pet there, which works well for animals that prefer familiar surroundings. Dog owners who need full-day supervision or more social interaction often prefer dog boarding, while sitters work well for pets that stress easily.

Do pet boarding facilities offer transport or pet taxi services?

Many boarding facilities in Singapore now offer pet taxi options for convenient pick-up and drop-off, especially helpful for busy dog owners or those without transport. These services in reputable hotels follow safety guidelines, use secure carriers, and coordinate timing to minimise stress for your dog.

Can pet boarding handle overseas moves like Pampered Pets Relocation?

Some facilities partner with relocation specialists such as Pampered Pets Relocation to help with paperwork, flight arrangements, crate training, and transport. While not every place does this, major services in Singapore often work closely with relocation companies to ensure smooth travel for your pet.

Are pet boarding services safe for dogs with special needs?

Yes. Many hotels in Singapore are experienced with senior dogs, medication schedules, anxiety issues, or mobility support. If your dog needs extra monitoring, look for places that provide one-on-one care, enrichment plans, and staff who are trained to act as both handlers and attentive pet sitters, making the stay safe and comfortable.

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Chloe Lim · Food & Lifestyle Editor

Chloe covers Singapore's dining, beauty, and lifestyle scene — eating and testing her way across the island so her picks are ones she'd send a friend to.