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9 Animals You Wouldn't Expect To See In A Hotel (PHOTOS)

Posted: 04/18/2012 7:00 am
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Sure, cats and dogs are fun hotel pets, but so are the penguins, wolves and giraffes that call these resorts around the world home.

Click through to see photos of the exotic animals taking up residence at these eight hotels.

--Mark Smith, Condé Nast Traveler

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Set on 120 acres in a secluded valley, this B&B (a former ironmaster's home) is the roaming area of a growing pack of rescue wolves and wolf hybrids which, contrary to what children's stories would have you believe, are apparently rather shy. Tours of the property, complete with introductions to different wolf packs, are available on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Sure, cats and dogs are fun hotel pets, but so are the penguins, wolves and giraffes that call these resorts around the world home. Click through to see photos of the exotic animals taking up residen...
Sure, cats and dogs are fun hotel pets, but so are the penguins, wolves and giraffes that call these resorts around the world home. Click through to see photos of the exotic animals taking up residen...
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