Our Cat Hotel: three communal rooms, two individual rooms, a large reception/office area, food preparation/wash room area, hallway for extra exercise, toilet and wheelchair ramp.
Our Cat Hotel, view from our driveway.
Our Cat Hotel and home, view from our paddock.
Reception/office area.
One of our three communal rooms.
Our individual room facing the back garden.
Our individual room facing the front garden.
Digby enjoying his VIP room.
Smokey catching the morning sun.
Bingly, Eddie, Tonka and Digby hanging out together.
Ragdoll girl Skye.
Maine Coon Archie approves of Paul’s new haircut.
Each communal room has two scratchposts with cubby holes, and plenty of other places where our guests can relax.
Daisy enjoying her meal.
Each communal room has six units and quite a few shelves, so our guests can jump from one to the other, sit on top of the units and walk around to come down on the other side of the room.
Lucky and Savanna.
We have have several senior steps for our elderly guests to get in and out of their unit.
Plenty of (puzzle) toys in each room.
Brothers Snow and Louie.
Sweet Boston.
Our Patrick spends some time in room one most days, and he likes making new friends. Here he is with fellow Tonkinese Digby.
Crystal is very playful.
We have regular play sessions with our guests. Here is Elvis with the feather toy.
Handsome Burmese kitten Joe.
Joe and Elvis playing. We love it when our guests make new friends.
Maggie relaxing. We have a large selection of comfy beds, igloos and blankets.
All our rooms come out in a communal hallway, providing space for extra exercise. We spend time with our guests every day so they can explore, play or sit on our lap.
Morning tea time at Cat Hotel Stoney Creek. It’s relaxing and fun, and our Patrick often joins in.
The play tunnels are very popular. Here are new friends Maverick and Leonard.
Tonka sees something interesting.
Lovely Leo sitting on Paul’s lap.
Percy having a computer session in reception.
Patrick with Poppy in reception.
Cheeky Digby sitting on Ellis’ back. He likes to catch us by surprise.
Pepper and her penguin.
