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Visit Graduate Cincinnati – a Pet-Friendly Hotel

I have connected with other dog accounts on Instagram who want to be able to travel with their pet. Several have asked me for pet-friendly hotel ideas in Cincinnati so I’m excited to partner with Graduate Cincinnati to share with you about their pet-friendly hotel!

Pet-Friendly Hotel

I’m not being dramatic when I say, if it weren’t for Vince I’m not sure I would have come out of the stay-at-home orders so easily. Having Vince during the two months I was quarantined at home alone was a great distraction because his routine kept my routine.

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I have a nephew who is starting college this fall and I began thinking of all the first-year students who had an odd end to their high school career and now are starting college during a pandemic. Not only are they leaving the familiarity of their home, some are leaving their beloved pets!

Vince at University of Cincinnati University Hall

Wouldn’t it be nice to not only get a college visit from your parents, but also your furry friend?!

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Graduate Cincinnati

Vince and I had the pleasure of visiting Graduate Cincinnati, a pet-friendly hotel near the University of Cincinnati. It’s the newest property to open in the Graduate Hotels collection.

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What’s unique about Graduate is they have hotels in college towns that embody the youthful optimism and nostalgia of school days in a bright new way, with a mantra of “We Are All Students”. The design of the hotels include vibrant decor and nods to the heritage and history of each individual community.

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Hotel Decor

Speaking of the decor, it is a must see! Visitors can play i spy throughout the property and find references to Cincinnati from the neon wall in the lounge to the basketball hardwood floor in the entrance to the Crosley car! Even the carpet has flying pigs!

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Fiona’s – Graduate Cincinnati restaurant

The restaurant at Graduate Cincinnati is named Fiona’s, after the hippopotamus at Cincinnati Zoo and behind the front desk is a replica of the Kenner Toys mural on Court Street. Oh and the room keys? They are Student ID cards of local celebrities and UC alumni!

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Cincinnati Interest

In the rooms, which offer king and queen beds, the headboard is shaped like Union Terminal, the nightstands boast illustrations of Cincinnati chili while the bathrooms have wallpaper of Bootsy Collins face!

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Hotel Amenities

The artwork and furnishings in the room are locally inspired, like a Bengal tiger lamp and photo of the cast of WKRP in Cincinnati. Hotel amenities include Malin + Goetz, complimentary wi-fi and a Barkbox to welcome your pet.

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Photo Opportunities

The photo opportunities are endless, but if you want to venture out you are close to the bars and restaurants surrounding the University of Cincinnati campus.

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Pet-Friendly Rooms

Whether you are visiting your UC Student, coming to visit Cincinnati or passing through and want a fun overnight visit, check out the website for great offers and book a stay at Graduate Cincinnati. Don’t forget to tell them your furry best friend is joining you!

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Stay Connected

Follow Vincecincy on Instagram and Facebook because from September 8-12, 2020 we’ll be running a giveaway for a chance to stay at Graduate Cincinnati and a 6-month membership to Barkbox!

Follow Graduate Hotels Instagram and Graduate Cincinnati on Facebook.

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2 Comment

  1. Reply
    Sarah P
    September 9, 2020 at 7:01 am

    This place is the coolest! How have I never heard of it?!

    1. Reply
      admin
      September 10, 2020 at 11:13 am

      It just opened this year! If you want a fun place to take photos, go visit!

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