Do you accept pets?
'Domestici' — stress the second syllable: 'do-MES-ti-ci'. 'Animali' — 'a-ni-MA-li'.
Ask before booking or at check-in if you are travelling with a pet. Pet policies vary widely between Italian hotels.
'Accettate' (you accept) is the second-person plural of 'accettare'. 'Animali domestici' = domestic animals/pets. A pet fee ('supplemento animali') is common. Dogs are the most common pets in Italian hotels.
C'è un supplemento per il cane?
Is there a surcharge for the dog?
Asks about the pet fee
Il cane può stare in camera?
Can the dog stay in the room?
Clarifies if pets are allowed in rooms
C'è un'area verde dove portare il cane?
Is there a green area where I can walk the dog?
Asks about outdoor space for dogs
Italians are very fond of dogs (cani) and 'pet-friendly' hotels are increasingly common. However, size and breed restrictions apply. In Italian cities, dogs must be on a leash in public spaces and owners must carry bags for waste. Many bars and restaurants allow small dogs inside — a uniquely Italian hospitality touch.