
The Convent
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- O'Connell, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, The Convent O’Connell (Circa 1867) in NSW allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on their Airbnb listing, the pet policy is as follows: - Size Limit: Small- to medium-sized dogs are permitted. - Approval: Dogs must be approved by prior arrangement. - Fees: Fees may apply; contact the host directly for confirmation. - Accommodation/Rooms: Dogs are permitted inside on timber flooring and in designated areas, but they are not allowed on carpeted areas or furniture. - Amenities: A doggy bed and kennel are provided outdoors. - Requirements: A pooper scooper is provided, and cleaning up after you
The Convent is a restored 1867 stone building in O'Connell with gardens, an open fire and a cosy, couple-friendly feel, and it is one of the few local stays with a clearly spelled-out pet policy. Small to medium dogs are welcome overnight with prior approval, which makes it a solid pick for a countryside weekend away.
The pet policy. Small to medium dogs only, and they must be approved by the host before booking. Dogs are permitted inside on the timber flooring and in designated areas, but not on carpeted areas or furniture. A doggy bed and kennel are provided outdoors, and a pooper scooper is supplied so clean-up is covered. Fees may apply, so confirm the amount directly with the host when you request approval.
The place. Guests mention the gardens, the fire, and the cosy, romantic feel of the stone building, plus a nearby coffee shop and cafe for mornings out.
Location and nearby. Set in O'Connell village, with a cafe and coffee shop close enough to walk to.
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Before you book. Get the pet approval and any fee confirmed in writing first. This is a small, characterful property rather than a big pet resort, so the rules around furniture and carpet are worth explaining to your dog in advance.
Sources
- The Convent O'Connell (Circa 1867) - Airbnb listing · airbnb.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.