GoNoGo

GoNoGo helps you find dog-free and cat-free hotels by reading each listing's own hotel pet policy — without digging through pages of fine print. No booking site offers a "no pets" filter; GoNoGo is the closest thing to one. For people with pet allergies or sensitivities, telling pet-friendly and pet-free properties apart can be unclear and time-consuming. GoNoGo makes it simple. If something looks wrong or missing on a listing you check, see "Feedback" below — we'd genuinely like to know. On a hotel listing page A small badge shows whether pets are allowed, with the smoking policy shown too when the listing states one: 🟢 Not allowed — ruled out by the listing itself 🔴 Allowed — flagged clearly so you know before you book 🟡 Not specified — the listing doesn't say, so GoNoGo doesn't guess On a search-results page GoNoGo flags listings it can confidently identify as pet-friendly, right on the card, and offers to hide exactly those — leaving non-pet-friendly and unclear listings visible, so you can focus on the properties actually worth considering. On TripAdvisor review pages A separate, unrelated feature also included in GoNoGo: it flags 5-star reviews written by reviewers with very few past contributions — a common signal of a planted or fake glowing review — and offers to hide them, so you're reading reviews from more established reviewers. On/off and the contribution threshold are both adjustable from the extension popup while viewing any TripAdvisor review page (hotel, restaurant, attraction, or bookable tour/activity). Works on 16 major hotel sites, including Booking.com, Expedia, and Hilton — full list at https://usegonogo.com/#hotel-chains. Most support both the property-page badge and the search-results flag/hide feature; a couple are property-page only, since their search-results page exposes no pet filter or per-listing tag to build the flag/hide feature on top of. Results vary by site, since it depends on what each one actually publishes. Most supported sites state an explicit pet policy, so GoNoGo can confirm "not allowed" as well as "allowed." A couple only show an amenities checklist rather than a stated policy, so GoNoGo can flag when pets are allowed but can't always confirm the opposite — a limit of what those sites publish, not a GoNoGo failure. Privacy GoNoGo doesn't collect, store, or transmit any personal data. Everything happens locally in your browser, using only information already published on the page you're viewing — no analytics, no tracking, no external servers. GoNoGo is a guide, not a definitive source — always confirm pet and smoking policies directly with the property before booking, especially where it matters most. More info Guides, FAQ, and full details: https://usegonogo.com Feedback Found a bug, or want to suggest a site? We'd love to hear from you: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScP1QTvDxHCdORkN_qwhhNnXcVeKpyxM10nwGQSD2I2kEs97w/viewform