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We've been taking our pets to Best Friends for a while now because the "dog friendly" hotels at Disney are no where close to as good for pets as the ones at Universal (to be fair, Disney made their hotels dog friendly after the fact whereas Universal built their hotels with the pets in mind.) Bacini has stayed in each level of the suites. We like the fact that the suites come with cameras so that we can check on him day or night and get that peace of mind. We also like that we can come by at any time (day or night) to take him outside for a walk and to spend time with him. On our most recent stay we also bought the "bed time story" upgrade, and as you can see from the photos, he was a big fan! Nothing but praise for the staff at Best Friends.
The entire process from booking the reservation to pick up was seamless. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. My puppy was well cared for and happy. They kept me informed as well. Biscuit was groomed. Elana was patient and cautious with Biscuit as she was a very nervous puppy. She looks great and is happy.
Grizzly loved his day at Best Friends! Great accommodation and wonderful staff who went above and beyond. This is not my first time booking a service with Best Friends, but definitely not my last. Great convenience when you are going to the parks. Thank you to everyone who attended him 🤎
Great pet care for a day or longer. The facility smells clean, the staff was friendly, and it seemed new and modern. It's the only facility for this within the Disney property. So it's nice, but comes at a price. I think one day of daycare was $60, $84 including play time with other dogs.
I have to give an honest opinion of this place. I took my boy Rottweiler there, he is a year and 6 months old and is not neutered yet due to a heart condition. They met him and things went good until we put him in the room. He was in a room that had dogs that were really loud and not happy sounding. He was left there and we were called to be told that they couldn't get in the room to walk him and do play time. This was his 1st time being away from us and his 1st time in any sort of kennel, which we explained to them in great detail. We go back and find that they now say he is aggressive for jumping when they come to the door. He goes back the next day, has a female and a larger room in a quieter section. He did great that time, no issues at all. Next day back into the loud villa side and he was a nervous wreck. More "aggressive" bs. Next day, back in the other side and did great. This place says they deal with dogs and even train them. No thank you. I feel like it is a place that takes the dogs in and they don't give enough attention, they sure as he'll don't listen to basic info and they are not as wonderful as they look. We will not be going back. Today I took this "agressive" dog to the beach in St. Pete and he met lots of people and had a blast. As we drove closer to the exit where this place is, he started shaking. The people are nice enough, but I don't feel like they put real time into the animals. For 140/150 a day, it was more than my hotel room and was only for 6 hours a day. Not worth the cost and animal distress it caused.