🇬🇧 My perfect pet-friendly hotel

My ideal pet friendly hotel has the following characteristics:

• It has a team that appreciates cats and dogs, knows how to treat them well and is well prepared.
• Have "do not disturb" signs and staff respecting them hang on the door handle so that they do not open the room when the guardian does not want to be disturbed or when the animal is alone. I left these "do not disturb" signs on a hotel door once and was woken up by the room maid trying to open the door, ignoring the sign!
• Allow cats and dogs with no restrictions on their size, time alone in the room or how many pets are in the room. The tutor knows how much space the animals need. I already had 3 cats and a dog in a 37 sqm apartment. A neighbour I had was raising a golden retriever in a slightly smaller apartment in the same building. Every pet owner knows what their pet needs.
• Allow animals to stay in the room with their guardian, but also have a separate kennel, so that they can interact with other animals housed in the place if the guardians wish and if the animal is used to a house with a courtyard, for example .
• Have scrapers, sandboxes (and sand to fill them in), pots for water and food, and pet beds.
• Carry out cleaning without restrictions. It is easier and friendlier for maids to vacuum apartments, removing hair, than to ban an animal from using sheets and towels which will hopefully be washed and sanitised before the next guest uses them.
• Offer the owner a shovel, plastic bags, cleaning cloths, toilet sand, and odour eliminator (or white vinegar mixed with baking soda) to clean dog litter or cat litter. Replenish these products daily with quantities appropriate to the needs of the four-legged guest.
• Having contact with good pet shops that sell pet food in small portions, with delivery service to the hotel.
• Encourage nearby businesses to accept animals, so that their 4-legged guests can walk more freely with their guardians.
• Have contacts from veterinary clinics and hospitals as well as pet sitters if tutors need these services.
• Do its best to make traveling with the pet a pleasure for the tutor and the animals.
• Shielded windows with 5 screen or less space between nodes. It doesn't even have to be all over the hotel. Create a cat-themed floor, as some hotels have non-smoking floors and include screens in all windows of this floor and spaces for a cat to go out into.
• Transfer between the hotel and the airport or bus station.
• Contacts and partnerships with agencies that promote guided visits to places that accept animals.

Yes, what comes to mind now is this.  What would a perfect pet-friendly hotel look like for you?

Nycka, the Nomad