What are some pet-friendly places to stay/things to do in Colorado?

I want to take a road trip in a couple of weeks with my two big dogs; and am wondering about pet-friendly accommodations, etc. I am a bit citified, so nothing TOO rugged. Camping is likely not an option, but I don't mind exploring the great outdoors. I would just like some sort of cabin/hotel to go to at night. Light hiking would be fine, but one of my pooches is a bit elderly, and can't handle great distances any more. Dog friendly river/lake locations would be welcome--I know not everyone wants to be accosted by dogs on their vacations. Not set on any specific location, so any suggestions would be GREAT. I'm interested in Colorado, but not dead-set on it, if something in another state might be better. . . .

I have 4-5 days to spend, and am not too concerned about costs, but I do not have an exorbitant budget. My dogs are 85 pounds and 55 pounds--in case that makes a difference regarding your answers.

Thanks

Whenever I want to take my dogs with me, I use this website.

http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/

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Accommodation under 500 pounds a month in/near London?

I am trying to help find accommodation near cental London for under 500 pounds a month all inclusive for my son and his girlfriend. They are quiet, non smokers, minimum drinkers, love pets and would make wonderful tenants, They are doing what most Australian's do and want live, work and experience life in London for a while. (I did it over 25 years ago). Both have University degress and are actively looking for work. Their budget at this stage is the 500 pounds or less, until they can get themselves established. Everywhere they have looked is too expensive. I am hoping there is a Mum and Dad out there who might take them under their wings for a short while (anyone suffering empty next syndrome). They arrive in London 11th Feb and would require accommodation from 18th or 19th Feb. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. They are 20 and 21

i dont live in central london but at the end of the tube line (which will take you directly into london in about 35 mins) the station is chesham and the area where i live there are a few properties able to rent for less than £500

you will have to do some hunting though, as everyone knows property prices are increasing

also another place easy to get to central london is watford which is also on the underground and some affordable options can probably be found in and around here too

failing that you can look at hemel hempstead/high wycombe which is cheap but it will be more expensive to get into london (around £16) compared to £7.80 from chesham and even cheaper from watford

have a look into it and a great website is http://www.rightmove.co.uk/

hope iv helped and i hope your son and his girlfriend has a great time coming over here

edit: i just look at right move and there lots of things in watford. would recommend watford and its also a big town with lots going on so would be good for finding a job

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