
The Reserve Hotel
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $20
- Where
- Sale, VIC
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, The Reserve Hotel in Sale, VIC allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on listings for 2026, here is a summary of the pet policy: - Policy & Size Limit: The hotel allows dogs (generally up to 2, usually dogs only) of any size in designated rooms. - Fees: A pet fee applies, which has been cited as approximately AU$20–$30 per pet (may vary based on length of stay). - Conditions: Pets must be supervised, and typically cannot be left in the room unattended. It is highly recommended to contact the hotel to confirm pet-friendly room availability prior to booking. If you are planning a trip, I can
The Reserve Hotel is a comfortable pub-stay in Sale with spacious, well-kept rooms, and it takes dogs overnight in designated rooms. That makes it a solid mid-range base for a Gippsland trip when you would rather have a proper room than a caravan site.
The pet policy. Dogs are allowed in specific pet-friendly rooms, generally up to two dogs and, going by listings, without a strict size limit. A pet fee applies, cited at roughly AU$20 to $30 per pet, though it may vary with length of stay. Dogs must be supervised and typically cannot be left alone in the room. Book direct and confirm a pet-friendly room is available, since these rooms are limited.
The place. Rooms are described as spacious and comfortable with new bathrooms, and the venue runs to pool tables, an arcade and complimentary snacks, so there is more on site than a standard motel.
Location and nearby. You are close to central Sale, within reach of the Raymond Street cafes with footpath seating, plus Lake Guthridge and the Port of Sale for walks.
Who it suits. Travellers wanting a comfortable room and a dog that settles quietly, given the no-unattended-dogs rule.
Before you book. Confirm the exact pet fee, room availability and the supervision rules directly with the hotel, and bring your own bed and bowls.
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.