
Berry Luxury Retreat Accommodation
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $50
- Where
- Berry, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Berry Luxury Retreat Accommodation in Berry, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on its official site and BringFido listings: - Pet Policy: Pet-friendly, generally for small/non-shedding animals (specifically "small dogs" according to BringFido and "non-shedding" according to their partner site). - Limit: Up to 2 dogs are allowed Expedia. - Fee: A $50 AUD pet cleaning fee applies per stay BringFido/Partner Site. - Rooms/Area: It is a 7-bedroom holiday home, meaning the pets stay within the booked property. Pets must be approved in advance. If you are interested, I can help you check
Berry Luxury Retreat is a seven-bedroom holiday home in Berry that takes dogs by prior arrangement. It suits a group or extended family travelling with a small dog, since the whole house is yours and the pet stays within the booked property.
The pet policy. The home is pet-friendly, but skewed to small, non-shedding dogs, and up to two dogs are allowed. A pet cleaning fee of $50 per stay applies. Pets must be approved in advance, so flag your dog at the time of booking rather than turning up with one. Confirm the size and breed expectations directly, as listings describe it as best for small dogs.
The place. It is a large holiday home set up for groups, with features like a hot tub, pizza oven, fire pit, a cubby house and a kids play area. With the run of the house and yard, dogs have room to settle indoors and out.
Who it suits. Best for families or groups with a small, low-shedding dog who want a self-contained base near Berry. Less suited to large or heavy-shedding dogs given the stated preference.
Before you book. Get pet approval in writing, confirm whether your dog fits the small or non-shedding guideline, and budget the $50 cleaning fee on top of the nightly rate.
Sources
- Expedia - Berry Luxury Retreat · expedia.com.au
Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.