Hotel Pearl Marc
Pet-friendly with a restaurant and an airport shuttle
About this hotel
This is one of only two confirmed pet-friendly hotels on the entire Kurukshetra Junction route, which makes it the default choice for a family unwilling to leave a dog behind for a Brahma Sarovar pilgrimage trip lasting several days. The restaurant downstairs is low-key rather than elaborate, but it is reliable enough for an evening meal without needing to search elsewhere in an unfamiliar part of town after dark, and the airport shuttle removes the hassle of arranging a separate car for the Chandigarh run. Free parking rounds things out for a family driving in with both a car and an animal to manage at once during a busy multi-day pilgrimage trip.
- Pet-friendly throughout
- Free breakfast and parking
- Restaurant on site
- Airport shuttle included
Our take
Hotel Pearl Marc is my pick in Kurukshetra for anyone travelling with a pet: it is a pet-friendly three-star hotel with a restaurant, free breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking, an airport shuttle and full-service laundry. Sannihit Sarovar is eight minutes away on foot. Its 7.8 score comes from 2,474 reviews, a large base of feedback. Rooms are unassuming, so travellers who want a higher score should consider Divine Clarks Inn Suites, rated 8.6.
- Confirm any pet fee or size limit directly before booking, it is not detailed in the listing.
- Eat at the restaurant early if travelling with an anxious pet, evenings can get busier later on.
- Use the airport shuttle rather than arranging a separate pet-friendly taxi for the Chandigarh drive.
Why we love it
- One of two pet-friendly hotels
- Restaurant and airport shuttle both included
- Free breakfast and parking
- Eight minutes from Sannihit Sarovar
Why guests love itHotel Pearl Marc stands out for families travelling with a dog, since it is listed as pet-friendly. Free breakfast and an on-site restaurant simplify meals with children, the airport shuttle eases arrival, and laundry service helps on a longer pilgrimage. Sannihit Sarovar, one of the sacred tanks of Kurukshetra, is an eight-minute walk. In my view, the 7.8 rating across 2,474 reviews describes a modest but well-tested three-star hotel.