A place to rest, and help when you need more

Everyone comes in with a different story. You don't need to tell us what's going on in your life to stay at The Dog House. We'll welcome you with respect, give you space to settle in, and help with the practical parts of your stay.

A room can offer a place to rest, but it cannot replace emergency or medical care. If you need immediate help at any point, call 911. Once the immediate need is addressed, a stay may give you time and space to regroup. The people and services below are here when you need more support.

People you can reach

• Domestic abuse or relationship violence: National Domestic Violence Hotline, 800-799-7233. An advocate can talk through options and safety planning with you.
• Emotional distress or suicidal crisis: call or text 988, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
• Sexual assault: RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline, 800-656-4673.

If someone may be monitoring your phone or browser, consider using a device and contact method you trust. The Hotline offers digital safety guidance.

What we're working toward

We're working on ways to provide local community support organizations with space in the hotel. At participating locations, this could give qualified advocates and other support providers a private place to meet with guests who choose to seek their help. The organizations would provide their own services; hotel staff would remain focused on the guest's stay.

These partnerships are still being developed. No support space or hotel rooms are available today.

This is a hotel concept website. The interest form and Info@doghousehotels.com are for feedback, not emergencies or crisis requests, and are not monitored for urgent help.