Most hotels charge the same fee for cats as for dogs — but cat policies are harder to find. Here's what you'll actually pay.
Typical 2026 prices
- Sweden: 0–300 SEK per night (some boutique hotels free).
- Denmark: 100–200 DKK per night or stay.
- Norway: 200–400 NOK per night — Norway is the most expensive Nordic country.
- Finland: EUR 20–30 per night or stay.
- Germany: EUR 0–20 (many chains like 25hours and Kimpton are free).
Avoid unnecessary fees
- Book directly with the hotel and confirm the cat policy in writing.
- Pick a per-stay fee over per-night if you stay 3+ nights.
- Look for 'no pet fees' — chains like Kimpton charge nothing.
- Confirm the fee applies to cats — many hotels write 'dog' without specifying cat.
Our shortlist — cat-friendly hotels with no fee
- Hotel Sanders, Copenhagen
- Hotel d'Angleterre, Copenhagen
- 25hours Bikini, Berlin
- Kimpton De Witt, Amsterdam
- Le Meurice, Paris
- Le Bristol, Paris