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Marigold Cottage
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Marigold Cottage

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
25 kg
Pet fee
$30
Where
Little Hartley, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Marigold Cottage in Little Hartley, NSW, allows dogs to stay overnight. According to pet-friendly rental sites, the policy is generally: - Size Limit: One dog under 25 kg is allowed, as noted on. - Pet Fee: There is a pet fee of approximately $30 AUD per stay. - Rooms/Property: The cottage is fully fenced and pet-friendly, as stated on their official website and Airbnb listing, offering a secured garden for pets Marigold Cottage. Note: The policies indicate no cats are allowed, and it's best to confirm the specific pet policy directly with the owner prior to booking.

Size limit: 25 kg Pet fee: $30 Verified via www.airbnb.com.au

Marigold Cottage is a self-contained holiday cottage in Little Hartley, NSW, with a fully fenced garden, comfortable beds and easy access to the Blue Mountains countryside, making it a solid base for a dog-friendly weekend away.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome to stay overnight, with a size limit of one dog under 25kg. A pet fee of around $30 per stay applies. Cats are not permitted. The cottage's own site and its Airbnb listing both confirm dogs are welcome, but it is worth checking current terms and any weight or breed exceptions directly with the owner before booking.

The place. The garden is fully fenced and secure, so dogs can be let off-lead to explore without a lead in hand. Beds are described as comfortable, and the property sits in a quiet, scenic spot with wildlife often visible nearby.

Pepsi's takegolden retriever
a fenced garden at a holiday cottage is the good stuff. Bring a long line for the first explore anyway, just until you have checked the fence line yourself.

Who it suits. Couples or small families travelling with one dog under 25kg who want a private, fenced space rather than a shared caravan park.

When to go: book ahead, especially for weekends, and confirm the pet fee and any restrictions when you reserve since second-hand listings can lag behind the owner's current policy.

Sources

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.

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