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 (A March 2021 photo shows the Morton Hotel from Jack the dog’s perspective.)

Morton Hotel tapped local artist Maddie Jackson to dress up the walls of each hotel room with dog-centric art. The hotel room News 8 toured featured a painting of a pup resting on the same set of furniture in the room where her artwork was hanging. Scuba Diving - and Into The Ocean I Go to Lose My Mind and Find My Soul Poster

“You can see all the detail touches down to the shine on the brass of the table and the face of the dog,” Bartlett said. “Even the shadows that we had commented on thinking that they were from the windows but they’re actually in the painting, so I know she put heart and soul into making them as beautiful as they are.”

Best of all, visitors don’t need to pay a pet fee and save money on potentially pricey pet boarding.

“Having two dogs myself, I do consider them family. I don’t like to leave them at home or boarding, so this affords the opportunity for people to bring their companions to experience all that Grand Rapids has to offer and all that we have grown into over previous years,” Bartlett said.

He said Morton Hotel builds on the growing dog-friendly sentiment downtown, with a focus on boosting city tourism by attracting visitors from around the Midwest.

“I think we’ve come a long ways with you know you’ve seen restaurants open patios that are dog-friendly, you see dog friendly touches around the city you know with waste dispenser bags and popup dog parks, to name a few things,” Bartlett said.

ROOM RULES

Some of Morton Hotel’s amenities are for humans only, including the fitness center and the outdoor terrace on the fourth floor, which features gas grills for cookouts. The hotel shares both spaces with residents on the remaining seven floors of The Morton.

Pet owners must also follow hotel rules, which include leashing dogs in all public areas. Dogs must also be leashed or contained in their crate when housekeeping staff are cleaning the hotel room, and no other types of pets are allowed, including cats.

While dogs of all sizes and backgrounds are welcome, the hotel does require a “good canine” certificate from the American Kennel Club for certain breeds, including American Staffordshire terriers, dobermans, rottweilers and huskies. Bartlett says the protocol is based on building regulations.

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