

Pet Policy!
Hello!
The Nilaya is a pet-friendly property. We LOVE our furry friends but they come with their set of responsibilities.
We charge Rs. 500 + GST (12%) per day per room for pets as a cleaning fees.
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We allow only small to medium-sized dogs. If you are not sure about your pet’s breed, just check with us. German Shepherds, St. Bernards, Great Danes, and Rottweilers are not allowed.
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Your pet must not be aggressive, both towards our staff and other guests
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Your pet must be clean, and it’s the owner’s responsibility to wash the dog in case they get dirty
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Your pet must not have fleas
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Your pet must have proof of current vaccinations
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Your pet must use designated areas, and owners must clean pet waste immediately and dispose of it in an outdoor dustbin
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Dogs should be kept on leash at all times while on hotel grounds
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It is the owner's responsibility to take measures to prevent any barking at night, and control excessive barking in daytime to ensure that other guests’ sleep and leisure time are not disturbed
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Pets cannot be left in the garden areas at night and must be taken to the room with you
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Dog walks/Dog sitting is not offered unless the property is exceptionally empty
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In case your pet has dietary requirements, please check our dog menu. We don’t keep pedigree/canned food.
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You will be financially responsible for any damage caused by the pet and any expenses incurred by the hotel for pet disturbances.
Restricted Areas
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Attic (Due to carpets)
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Indoor Restaurant (Due to a lack of open space and open food displays)
Pet friendly Areas
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Rooms
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Reception
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Parking
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Lift
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All outdoor areas
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Deck
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Bar
Pet menu
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Boiled Chicken with Veggies - 300 Rs small portion
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Boiled Vegetables - 200 Rs small portion
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Boiled Chicken with Rice - 300 Rs small portion
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Boiled Eggs x 4 - 150 Rs
Please note: We would highly recommend booking directly with us and discussing your pet's needs so its a hassle free experience at the time of check-in. In case you must book via a booking portal, just give us a heads up via a call or email first.