The first luxury hotel for dogs opens in Málaga

Malaga's pets are celebrating because Dog City has now opened its doors in the capital of the Costa del Sol. Located opposite the Caleta beach, this new venue offers daycare, hotel, cafe, accessory shop, trainers, and veterinarians to ensure pets are always under the best possible care.

The opening gathered dozens of dogs who, accompanied by their families, were able to play and enjoy the facilities that are now available to them. Meanwhile, the humans present enjoyed catering and a DJ to liven up the gathering. Among all these activities, Salva Reina, one of the main partners of this project and a Malaga actor, made a surprise appearance. The Goya winner stated that this was a wonderful space "both for pets and their caretakers."

Ana Albaladejo, founder of this project, aims to turn this venue into a "reference center" that can help all those people who, due to work or travel, cannot leave their pets alone. Dog City is committed to a philosophy of "no cages." The company advocates for open indoor spaces where pets can interact and play with each other without being confined. "We have designed all the spaces thinking of our own dogs so that they receive as much affection as possible," Ana stated.

The company advocates for open indoor spaces where pets can interact and play without the need to be confined

Regarding the work of her partners, Gonzalo Armentero and Salva Reina, Ana highlighted that they have been two essential pillars and have been fully involved in the project. "They are hard workers and without them, none of this would have been possible," the founder said. Ana, grateful, also admitted that thanks to the work of the entire team, which includes her partner José González, she has been able to fulfill her great dream.

After two years of work, the boutique hotel Dog City finally opens its doors with the mission of helping Malagueños and taking care of the most vulnerable members of the family when no one else can. Pets will thus have a place to go if their caretakers are absent or if they want to spend some time within the dog community.