The Sebel Canberra Campbell

The Sebel Canberra Campbell is an apartment-style hotel at 16 Provan Street, Campbell, a few minutes from central Canberra and the Australian War Memorial. It takes dogs of any size in designated pet-friendly rooms, which makes it a genuine dog-inclusive base for a trip to the capital rather than a leave-the-dog-in-the-car compromise.

Dogs at The Sebel Canberra Campbell

Well-behaved dogs stay in select room categories, including studios and the multi-room apartments, all self-contained with kitchenettes and laundry facilities. Pets often stay free under the hotel's ongoing promotion, though some packages carry a small fee, and you sign a pet waiver at arrival. Expect dog beds and bowls in the designated pet rooms, and note the house rules: keep your dog restrained in public indoor areas and do not leave it unattended for extended periods. Confirm the exact pet terms for your dates when booking, since eligible room types and fees vary by package.

Max: Kitchenette plus laundry means a muddy dog after Mount Ainslie is a five-minute towel problem, not a room-service drama.

The vibe

It is a modern four-star apartment hotel rather than a resort. Reviewers point to comfortable beds, quiet rooms and the apartment layout as the reason it works with a dog, and self-catering suits an early start before a walk or a late return from a day out.

Getting there and parking

Campbell sits at the foot of Mount Ainslie, so arrival from the city or the Federal Highway is straightforward. Secure underground parking is on site for a daily charge, with a height restriction of around 2.1 metres, which matters if you are carrying crates or a roof box on top of the dog gear.

Close by with the dogs

The Mount Ainslie Kokoda Memorial Trail starts close by and is the obvious morning walk. For coffee and a meal, Kiitos Cafe and The Pedlar are both dog-friendly stops in the suburb. See more pet friendly accommodation in the ACT or the rest of Campbell.