GoNoGo on TripAdvisor
Because "pet-friendly" isn't always friendly.
Download GoNoGo for Chrome or Edge — it's free.
TripAdvisor'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 "Pets Allowed" tag to tell you whether pets are allowed.
On a TripAdvisor 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
Property page — Ameritania at Times Square Hotel
What GoNoGo can confirm on TripAdvisor
TripAdvisor only shows an additive "Pets Allowed" tag, never a "not allowed" equivalent — and
confirmed live, that tag doesn't consistently appear on every pet-friendly listing (TripAdvisor's
own "Pets Allowed" filter can guarantee far more matches than actually carry the visible tag).
GoNoGo can only flag what the listing itself discloses, so it may under-flag rather than
over-flag — a listing with no badge isn't guaranteed pet-free, just not positively confirmed
either way.
Also on TripAdvisor: review-quality filtering
A separate, unrelated GoNoGo feature flags 5-star reviews from low-contribution reviewer
accounts — a common sign of a planted review — right on the property page, alongside the
pet-policy badge. See the review-quality page for
details.
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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