GoNoGo on Expedia

Because "pet-friendly" isn't always friendly.

Download GoNoGo for Chrome or Edge — it's free.

Expedia's own filters make it easy to find a pet-friendly stay — there's no equivalent filter for the opposite. GoNoGo fills that gap directly on the site: install it, search as normal, and it reads each listing's own Fees & Policies section to tell you whether pets are allowed, not allowed, or simply not specified.

On an Expedia search-results page, GoNoGo flags every listing it can confirm is pet-friendly with a red corner badge, and offers to hide exactly those — leaving non-pet-friendly and unclear listings visible, since those are the ones actually worth considering. On an individual property page, it shows the same result as a small badge in the corner of the screen.

See it in action

Search results — New York, NY

Expedia search results for New York with a listing carrying a red 'Pets Allowed' corner badge, and GoNoGo's check panel confirming matches so far — Pet-friendly listings are flagged in red as GoNoGo checks the page — accept the prompt to hide exactly those, leaving everything else visible.

Property page — NoMo SoHo

NoMo SoHo listing on Expedia with a red GoNoGo badge reading 'Pets Allowed' in the bottom-right corner — A red badge means the listing states pets are allowed — the traveller's cue to keep looking.

What GoNoGo can confirm on Expedia
Expedia listings state an explicit pet policy, so GoNoGo can confirm "not allowed" as well as "allowed" — not just infer it from an absent amenity tag. That means a green "Pets Not Allowed" badge here is a real, stated policy, not a guess.

Service animals
In many regions, service animals are legally exempt from standard pet policies. GoNoGo does not attempt to classify or exclude these cases — it simply reflects the general pet policy stated in the listing.

More guides: No pets allowed hotels · Hotels for pet allergies · "No pets" filter?

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