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New pampered pet hotel for Melbourne Airport
A luxury pet hotel and dog training service has touched down in the Melbourne Airport Tullamarine precinct.
Pampered pooches and moggies will be lapping up luxuries such as dog suites, ventilated kennels and cat condos. Probably room service, too, although we’re not sure whether there will be a club floor for corporate pets.
Hanrob, which currently provides pet care, training and accommodation at its Sydney Airport and Heathcote operations, will open its $4 million facility at Tullamarine with its first pet guests arriving on July 1.
Hanrob’s pet shuttle operating on weekdays from points across Melbourne is available for non-travellers as well as those departing from Tullamarine.
Hanrob also offers a limousine service that will drop travellers and their luggage at departure terminals and then check their pet in at Hanrob for its own vacation.
Hanrob is offering a limited, free lifetime membership (normally $197 per year) to all new customers.
Register or book at www.hanrob.com.au
Ian Jarrett
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