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qtQT Cabins

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Surfers Paradise, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, qtQT Cabins (part of QT Gold Coast in Surfers Paradise) allows dogs to stay overnight. Summary of the "Pup Yeah!" Pet Policy: - Size Limit: Dogs under 2 5 k g are permitted, though larger dogs can be accepted following a pre-arrival assessment. - Which Rooms: Dogs are allowed in specially designated "Pup Yeah!" rooms. - Capacity: A maximum of one dog is permitted per room. - Fee: There is a pet-friendly package fee, which typically includes a specially designed dog bed, bowls, a welcome treat, and in-room pet dining options. - Key Rules: Dogs must be fully house-trained, leashed in public

qtQT Cabins is the cabin accommodation tied to QT Gold Coast in Surfers Paradise, and it takes dogs through the same Pup Yeah! program, pairing a private cabin with the hotel's dog setup.

The pet policy. Dogs stay under Pup Yeah! in designated rooms, a maximum of one dog per room. Dogs under 25kg are permitted, with larger dogs accepted after a pre-arrival assessment. A pet package fee applies, and dogs must be fully house-trained and leashed in public areas. Book the package directly and confirm the current fee and conditions.

The place. The cabins are private, with features such as a big window, private patio, firepit and rooftop garden, and reviewers note a peaceful, well-finished stay. The Pup Yeah! setup typically includes a dog bed, bowls, a welcome treat and in-room pet dining, so confirm what is included on your booking.

Location and nearby. As part of the QT Gold Coast site, it sits close to the main Surfers Paradise beach and central precinct, with the G:link tram within reach. Check council signage for on-leash rules near the beach.

Before you book. Confirm the one-dog rule, the 25kg guideline and the pre-arrival assessment for larger dogs, plus the package fee and the house-training and leash requirements. Bring your own food if your dog is on a set diet.

A good fit for travellers who want a private, design-led cabin with a central base and are happy to book the Pup Yeah! package.

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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