Everyday Cat Hotel Bangkok

What Is Everyday Cat Hotel? Discover Home-Style Cat Boarding in Central Bangkok

Everyday Cat Hotel is a cat hotel and cat boarding service in central Bangkok, focused on owner-led, home-style care. We offer private cat rooms, with the owner and caregiver living in the same building as the hotel, providing an on-site presence 24 hours a day. Cats also enjoy separate playtime by household, daily photo and video updates, and care options for both short stays, long stays, and selected care routines.

We want Everyday Cat Hotel to be more than simply a place where your cat has a room to stay while you are away.

For cat parents, leaving a cat in someone else’s care involves much more than asking, “Is there a room available?”

You may also wonder:

Will my cat eat normally?

Will they feel stressed?

Is someone there overnight?

Will they get time outside their room?

What happens if my cat is shy or afraid of people?

And if something unusual happens during their stay, will someone notice and help coordinate the next steps?

That is why our approach focuses on close care, understanding each cat’s individual personality, and keeping their daily routine as close to home as reasonably possible.

This is what we call Owner-Led Home Care — warm, attentive care designed to feel like another home, with the hotel owner closely involved in day-to-day care.

Everyday Cat Hotel at a Glance

Who Is Everyday Cat Hotel Suitable For?

There are many reasons why a cat may need boarding beyond simply going on holiday.

Everyday Cat Hotel welcomes both short stays of just a few nights and longer stays lasting several weeks or months.

Common situations include:

• Holidays and weekend trips

• Business trips

• Work travel outside Bangkok

• International travel

• Returning to your home country

• Working overseas for several months

• Studying abroad

• Home renovation or repairs

• Moving house

• Temporary housing situations where keeping a cat is difficult

• Family emergencies

• A family member becoming ill, making it difficult to care for a cat temporarily

• Introducing a new cat into the household when the cats are not yet ready to live together

• Temporarily separating cats during an adjustment period

• Cats with regular care routines such as daily medication

• Cats with an established subcutaneous fluid routine

Everyday Cat Hotel therefore supports Short Stays, Long Stays, and selected specialized care routines, subject to an individual assessment of each cat’s needs.

What Makes Everyday Cat Hotel Different?

1. Owner-Led Home Care — Closely Overseen by the Owner Every Day

One of the most important differences at Everyday Cat Hotel is that the owner closely oversees the hotel and the care of our cats seven days a week.

Bow, the owner of Everyday Cat Hotel, is actively involved in the care of our guests and closely follows the key parts of day-to-day operations.

When we say “owner-led care,” it does not mean Bow performs every task alone. Our caregivers and team work together to care for the cats.

Instead, it means the owner remains directly involved in the hotel’s daily care rather than being separated from its day-to-day operations.

Every cat has a different personality, routine, and individual needs. Having the owner closely involved makes it easier to stay aware of how each cat is doing throughout their stay.

This is at the heart of our Owner-Led Home Care approach.

2. The Owner and Caregiver Live in the Same Building as the Cat Hotel

Bow, the owner of Everyday Cat Hotel, and May, our caregiver, live in the same building as the cat hotel.

This means someone from the care team is present in the building both during the day and overnight.

For cat parents who wonder, “Is someone there at night?”, this is an important part of how our care model differs from facilities where all staff leave the premises after business hours.

We may describe this as:

“24-hour on-site caregiver presence”

or

“A caregiver is on-site 24 hours a day.”

In this context, 24-hour care means that a caregiver lives and remains within the same building as the cat hotel, day and night.

It does not mean:

• Every cat is continuously watched every minute

• One-to-one supervision is provided 24 hours a day

• The front desk is open 24 hours

• Check-in or check-out is available at any time of day

Normal check-in, check-out, and customer service hours are 7:00 AM–8:00 PM daily.

3. Home-Style Care Means More Than Keeping Cats in Their Rooms

At Everyday Cat Hotel, Home Care means trying to keep each cat’s daily life as natural and familiar as possible while they are staying away from home.

Our team follows the information provided by the owner, including:

• Feeding times

• Food portions

• Familiar food

• Feeding habits

• Free feeding, if this is the cat’s normal routine

• Regular medication

• Care routines

• Personality

• Likes and dislikes

• Behaviors that may require special attention

A cat’s stay is not limited to simply sleeping and eating inside a room.

Cats also have opportunities to come out, walk around, play, explore, and spend time with people depending on their comfort level.

For us, “feeling like home” does not mean trying to reproduce a house exactly.

It means having people who get to know your cat, observe their behavior, maintain their routine as much as possible, and spend time with them rather than simply feeding them and leaving them in their room all day.

4. Personalized Care — Every Cat Is Different

Cats can have very different personalities.

Some cats are playful and sociable. They may come out of their carrier and immediately begin exploring.

Others may be cautious, hide, eat less during the first few days, or prefer not to have unfamiliar people approach them.

That is why Everyday Cat Hotel does not use exactly the same approach with every cat.

For shy or cautious cats, our team may gradually adjust the way we interact with them by:

• Giving them time to explore

• Avoiding unnecessary physical contact at first

• Not forcing interaction

• Speaking gently to them

• Sitting nearby while they become familiar with us

• Introducing toys when they begin to feel comfortable

• Petting or touching them only when they are receptive

• Gradually increasing interaction as their trust develops

From our experience, many cats who arrive feeling nervous gradually become more relaxed and comfortable with the team after they have had time to adjust.

However, every cat is different, so we cannot guarantee that every cat will overcome their fear or adjust within a specific period of time.

What we can do is try to understand each cat and adapt our approach to suit their individual personality.

Rooms at Everyday Cat Hotel

Private Cat Rooms — No Sharing With Cats From Other Households

Everyday Cat Hotel uses a Private Cat Room system.

Cats from different households are not placed together in the same room.

We offer several room sizes, ranging from rooms for one cat to larger rooms that can accommodate up to five cats from the same household, depending on the room type.

Choosing a room should not be based only on the maximum number of cats it can accommodate.

Other factors to consider include:

• Number of cats

• Body size

• Age

• Personality

• How well cats from the same household get along

• Space requirements

• Length of stay

• Preference for a Window View room

If you are unsure which room would suit your cats best, our team can help recommend an appropriate option.

Room Types at a Glance

The “+” indicates a Window View room. It does not increase the maximum number of cats allowed in the room.

You can find more details on our Room Types page.

What Is Included Inside the Rooms?

Standard room items include:

• Wooden platforms

• Scratching areas

• Litter tray

• Sleeping cubby in selected room types

Room S does not include the same sleeping cubby found in the other room categories.

If your cat is used to drinking from a water fountain, you can request one from our team.

Water fountains are not automatically installed in every room because some cats do not use them, while others enjoy playing with the water and may spill it inside the room.

Window View Rooms — Sky and City Views for Cats to Watch

For cats who enjoy sitting by a window and observing the outside world, Window View rooms are available in the following categories:

• M+

• L+

• XL+

• XXL+

Depending on the room location, some Window View rooms may overlook:

• The sky

• Bangkok city views

• Buildings in the direction of ICONSIAM

• Birds flying past outside at certain times

This can give cats something interesting to watch during the day.

Actual views depend on the position of the room, so not every Window View room has exactly the same view of the ICONSIAM area, and birds will not necessarily be visible all the time.

Playtime and Human Interaction

Cats Do Not Stay Inside Their Rooms All Day

Everyday Cat Hotel has dedicated areas where cats can come out to walk, play, and explore.

Cats are released one household at a time, and cats from different families are not mixed together during Playtime.

We have multiple Playtime areas, allowing cats to experience different surroundings depending on their comfort level and the hotel’s daily operations.

During Playtime, cats may:

• Walk and explore

• Run and play

• Play with toys

• Climb and investigate the environment

• Spend time with caregivers

• Be petted or scratched if they enjoy it

• Sit with someone

• Interact with people according to their individual comfort level

A typical Playtime session is around one hour.

During normal periods, cats generally receive approximately 3–4 sessions per day.

During High Season, this is generally around 2 sessions per day.

The actual number of sessions may vary depending on occupancy, hotel operations, and what is appropriate for each individual cat, so we do not guarantee a fixed number of sessions every day.

Some Cats Receive Extra One-on-One Time With the Owner

For some cats who are particularly comfortable around people, have suitable personalities, and are considered safe for closer interaction, Bow may occasionally bring them into her private living area to spend additional time together.

In some cases, cats who become especially close to her may even sleep nearby in her bedroom.

This is case-by-case extra personal attention, not a standard service or something guaranteed for every cat.

Every cat has a different personality and level of trust.

The goal is not for every cat to be picked up or constantly surrounded by people.

What matters is understanding what kind of interaction makes each individual cat feel most comfortable.

Feeding Routine — Keeping Things Familiar

Our team follows the feeding times and portions provided by each owner.

We can accommodate:

• Dry food

• Wet food

• Scheduled meals

• Free feeding when this is part of the cat’s normal routine

Our goal is to maintain each cat’s usual feeding routine as closely as possible, so they have fewer changes to deal with while adjusting to a new environment.

Food is not included in the room rate, so owners should bring enough of the food their cat normally eats.

The same applies to cat litter. We recommend bringing the type of litter your cat is familiar with.

Our In-Hotel Pet Shop Makes Longer Stays More Convenient

If the food, litter, or essential supplies brought from home begin to run out, you do not necessarily need to return to the hotel just to bring more.

Everyday Cat Hotel has an in-hotel Pet Shop.

Products include:

• Cat food

• Cat litter

• Essential cat supplies

Our team can help arrange additional supplies when needed.

This is particularly useful for:

• Multi-day stays

• Stays lasting several weeks

• Long-term boarding

• Owners staying outside Bangkok

• Owners traveling overseas

• Unexpected extensions to the boarding period

• Food or litter running out sooner than expected

For us, the Pet Shop is more than simply a retail space.

It is part of Continuity of Care, helping ensure that your cat’s daily routine can continue even when you are not able to personally bring additional supplies.

Daily Photo and Video Updates

One of the questions cat parents naturally want answered while they are away is:

“How is my cat doing today?”

Everyday Cat Hotel therefore provides photo and video updates every day.

There is no fixed number of photos or videos guaranteed per day because every cat’s personality and daily activity level are different.

The goal is to help owners see how their cat is doing and what they have been up to while they are apart.

CCTV Inside the Room

If you would like to check on your cat yourself, CCTV can be installed inside the room upon request.

CCTV is available for all room categories, but cameras are not permanently installed in every room by default.

Everyday Cat Hotel CCTV system uses the Mi Home / Xiaomi Home application.

You can:

• View a live camera feed

• Access it from your smartphone

• Share access with family members

The current customer-facing system provides:

• Live View: Yes

• Playback: No

• Two-way Talk: No

CCTV fees and promotions may change, so please check the latest details with our team before your cat’s stay.

Air Conditioning, Air Purification, and Cleanliness

Everyday Cat Hotel has air conditioning throughout the hotel and guest room areas to help maintain a comfortable indoor environment for our cats.

For air quality management, we use Amway Atmosphere and AirDog air purifiers, which are high-performance air purification systems designed to help filter dust, airborne particles, and other contaminants.

These units are used throughout the hotel’s overall indoor environment.

We choose to invest in effective air quality systems because cats spend most of their stay indoors, and we believe both cleanliness and the quality of the air they breathe every day matter.

This does not mean that every individual room has its own dedicated air purifier.

Instead, air purifiers are positioned and used across the hotel according to our actual operating setup.

Cleanliness is also an important part of our daily standards, covering:

• Guest rooms

• Care areas

• Playtime areas

• Equipment used for the cats

We prefer to communicate what we genuinely do to maintain the environment, cleanliness, and air quality rather than making exaggerated claims such as being “the cleanest.”

Safety and Reducing the Risk of Cats Escaping

One of the biggest concerns for many cat parents is the possibility of their cat escaping.

Everyday Cat Hotel uses a double-door barrier system to help reduce the risk of cats leaving the care area.

The hotel is also located inside an enclosed building, adding another layer between the cat hotel itself and the outdoors.

Together with:

• Private rooms

• Playtime one household at a time

• No mixing of cats from different families

• An on-site caregiver presence day and night

our overall setup is designed with escape-risk reduction in mind.

Can My Cat Stay for Several Months?

Yes. Everyday Cat Hotel provides Long-Term Boarding.

We have cared for many cats staying with us for several months, and some have stayed with us for more than three years and are still with us today. For them, Everyday Cat Hotel has gradually become another primary home.

These long-term relationships have taught us that extended boarding is not simply about adding more nights. It is about building a consistent routine and gradually learning each cat’s personality, preferences, and individual needs.

A stay lasting several weeks or months is not simply a matter of adding more nights.

Longer stays require greater attention to continuity and routine.

For long-term guests, our team pays particular attention to:

• Feeding routine

• Food

• Cat litter

• Pet Shop supplies

• Essential items

• Regular medication

• Care routines

• Photo and video updates

• CCTV if requested

• Playtime

• Communication with owners

• Coordination regarding health concerns when necessary

Long-term boarding may be suitable for situations such as:

• Working overseas

• Studying abroad

• Returning to your home country for several months

• Moving house

• Waiting for new accommodation

• Not yet being able to bring your cat to live with you

• Family circumstances that temporarily make caring for a cat difficult

Having our Pet Shop on-site also makes it easier to arrange additional food, litter, or essential supplies if the stay lasts longer than originally expected.

Can You Give My Cat Medication?

Yes. Everyday Cat Hotel can assist with regular medication.

Types we can currently help with include:

• Tablets

• Liquid medication

• Topical medication

Owners should provide complete information, including:

• Medication name

• Dosage

• Time

• Frequency

• Method of administration

• Relevant instructions

If medication has been prescribed as part of a veterinary treatment plan, we recommend providing the veterinarian’s instructions whenever appropriate.

There is currently no additional service fee for administering medication.

However, some cats may be difficult to medicate, may resist handling, or may bite or scratch.

For this reason, we cannot guarantee that medication can be successfully administered in every situation.

If difficulties arise, our team will assess the actual situation and communicate with the owner.

Can Cats With Kidney Disease or Subcutaneous Fluid Routines Stay?

In selected cases, Everyday Cat Hotel can assist cats with an established Subcutaneous Fluid Routine.

For example, a cat with kidney disease may already have a veterinarian-prescribed fluid routine, while the owner may be unable to administer the fluids during a period of travel.

Before the stay, owners should provide:

• Fluid amount

• Frequency

• Schedule

• Relevant health information

• Treatment plan or instructions provided by the veterinarian

Our team assists with the established care routine.

Everyday Cat Hotel does not diagnose medical conditions, change fluid volumes, or modify veterinary treatment plans.

A cat hotel is not a veterinary clinic.

Each case must be assessed individually, and the current service fee should be confirmed with our team.

What Happens if My Cat Becomes Unwell During Their Stay?

If our team notices that a cat appears unwell or shows unusual symptoms during their stay, our general process is:

Observe → Inform the owner → Coordinate the next steps → Visit a veterinarian if necessary

In general, our team will:

1. Inform the owner

2. Explain what we have observed

3. Coordinate the next steps with the owner

4. Help take the cat to a veterinarian if necessary

5. Visit a nearby veterinary clinic or animal hospital when appropriate

6. Coordinate with the owner’s preferred veterinary facility when circumstances allow

Veterinary and medical expenses are the responsibility of the owner.

We cannot guarantee that a cat will never become ill while boarding.

What we can do is pay attention to changes, communicate with the owner, and help coordinate appropriate care when something unusual occurs.

Cat Pick-Up and Drop-Off Service

If you are unable to travel to the hotel yourself, Everyday Cat Hotel can help arrange transportation for your cat.

The cost depends on distance.

For locations close to the hotel, our team may be able to provide the transportation directly.

For locations farther away, we can help coordinate GrabPet where appropriate.

Because transport costs depend on distance, time, and the service provider, please send us your pick-up and drop-off locations so our team can help estimate the cost.

Grooming Transportation Service

If you would like your cat to be bathed or groomed before going home, Everyday Cat Hotel can help with the bathing and grooming by taking your cat to a trusted grooming partner selected by our hotel.

At present, Everyday Cat Hotel does not operate an in-house grooming salon and does not perform the grooming itself.

Our team can help:

• Coordinate with the customer

• Arrange an appointment with the grooming partner

• Take your cat to the appointment

• Bring your cat back to the hotel

If you would like to use this service, please let our team know from the day of check-in.

We generally try to arrange grooming approximately 1–2 days before check-out so your cat has time to return to the hotel and rest before going home.

Pricing and appointment availability may change, so please confirm the latest details with our team.

Complimentary Ear Cleaning and Nail Trimming

For cats staying with us, Everyday Cat Hotel currently provides:

• Ear cleaning

• Nail trimming

with no additional service fee based on our current service information.

These services are separate from our grooming partner packages.

They are small details that reflect how we think about care.

Looking after a cat involves more than simply providing food and keeping the room clean. It also means paying attention to the little things that contribute to their everyday well-being.

Basic Boarding Requirements

To support the health and safety of all cats staying with us, Everyday Cat Hotel has several basic boarding requirements.

Age

Cats must be at least 2 months old.

Health

Cats should be healthy and free from contagious diseases.

Having an existing medical condition does not automatically mean a cat cannot stay with us, provided the condition is not contagious.

Owners should inform our team about:

• Existing medical conditions

• Current medications

• Care routines

• Other relevant health information

so the team can assess suitability on a case-by-case basis.

Vaccinations

Cats must have completed their basic vaccinations.

Please bring your cat’s vaccination booklet or other proof of vaccination on the day of check-in.

Spaying / Neutering

Cats aged 1 year or older must be spayed or neutered before boarding.

If your cat is over one year old and has not yet been spayed or neutered, please contact our team in advance.

Everyday Cat Hotel may assist with coordinating the procedure with a veterinary facility, but the hotel does not perform the veterinary procedure itself.

Cats in Heat

We do not accept cats who are currently in heat.

Indoor-Only Cats

Everyday Cat Hotel accepts cats who live 100% indoors.

Flea Prevention

Cats must be free from fleas before boarding.

Regular monthly flea prevention is recommended.

If flea prevention is not part of your cat’s regular routine, it should be administered at least 1 day before check-in.

Behavior

If your cat has behavior that may affect handling or care, such as:

• Biting

• Scratching

• Aggression

• Being extremely easily startled

• Refusing to be handled by unfamiliar people

please tell our team honestly in advance so we can prepare an appropriate care approach.

What Should I Bring for Check-In?

The main items to prepare are:

1. Owner identification

2. Your cat’s vaccination booklet or proof of vaccination

3. The food your cat normally eats

4. The litter your cat normally uses

If your cat has:

• Regular medication

• A care routine

• A health-related routine

• Specific equipment or essential personal items

please inform our team and prepare the relevant details in advance.

Food and litter are not included in the room rate.

If supplies run low during the stay, our in-hotel Pet Shop can help arrange additional food, litter, or other essentials.

Opening Hours and Check-In / Check-Out

Everyday Cat Hotel is open every day.

Check-in, check-out, and customer service hours: 7:00 AM–8:00 PM

Both check-in and check-out normally take place between 7:00 AM and 8:00 PM.

We recommend informing our team of your expected arrival or pick-up time in advance so we can prepare appropriately.

If you need to drop off or collect your cat outside these hours, please contact our team in advance.

Additional charges may apply depending on the situation.

The fact that a caregiver is present in the building 24 hours a day does not mean that check-in and check-out are available 24 hours a day.

What Makes Everyday Cat Hotel Trustworthy?

We believe trust should come from things that can be verified.

Based on our current metrics, Everyday Cat Hotel has:

• A 5/5 Google Rating

• 162 Google Reviews

• Experience caring for more than 1,000 cats

• Close owner oversight 7 days a week

Beyond numbers, we also believe trust comes from:

• Real customer reviews

• Real photos of our hotel

• Real photos of cats who have stayed with us

• Real rooms

• Real care processes

• Honest explanations of what our services can and cannot provide

We want cat parents to make their decision based on real information rather than advertising claims that sound impressive but cannot be verified.

A Friendly Owner Who Is Happy to Talk About Cats

Bow, the owner of Everyday Cat Hotel, takes a friendly and approachable approach to communication.

She is happy to talk about preparing your cat for boarding, helping a cat adjust, or sharing practical experience with cat behavior where appropriate.

Even if you have not yet decided to board your cat with us, you are welcome to ask questions.

However, if your question involves diagnosis, medical treatment, or veterinary decisions, we will recommend speaking with a veterinarian.

Everyday Cat Hotel is a cat hotel, not a veterinary clinic.

Where Is Everyday Cat Hotel Located?

Everyday Cat Hotel is a cat hotel in central Bangkok, convenient for cat parents in areas such as:

• Silom

• Sathorn

• Si Phraya

• Bang Rak

• Charoen Krung

• Samyan

• Rama IV

• Other nearby central Bangkok areas

Our central location makes it convenient to bring your cat to the hotel and collect them after their stay.

If you are unable to travel yourself, you can also ask our team about transportation assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Everyday Cat Hotel?

Everyday Cat Hotel is a cat hotel and cat boarding service in central Bangkok focused on Owner-Led Home Care. We provide private rooms, and both the owner and caregiver live in the same building as the hotel. We welcome both short-term and long-term boarding.

Is there a caregiver on-site 24 hours a day?

Yes. Our caregiver lives in the same building as the hotel, so someone from the care team is present in the building day and night.

“24-hour on-site care” means an on-site caregiver presence. It does not mean that every cat is continuously supervised every minute.

Is the hotel personally overseen by the owner?

Yes. Bow, the owner of Everyday Cat Hotel, closely oversees the main aspects of the hotel’s care and operations seven days a week together with our caregivers and team.

Does my cat share a room with cats from other households?

No. Cats stay in private rooms, and cats from different households are not placed together in the same room.

Will my cat play with cats from other families during Playtime?

No. Cats are released for Playtime one household at a time, and cats from different families are not mixed together.

How often do cats come out for Playtime?

During normal periods, Playtime is generally around 3–4 sessions per day, with each session lasting approximately one hour.

During High Season, it is generally around 2 sessions per day.

The actual number of sessions may vary depending on occupancy, hotel operations, and what is appropriate for each individual cat.

Can shy cats stay at Everyday Cat Hotel?

Yes. Shy cats can stay with us.

Our team gradually adjusts the way we approach each cat without rushing or forcing interaction, giving them time to become familiar with the environment and caregivers at their own pace.

From our experience, most cats begin adjusting and becoming familiar with their caregivers within approximately 2–3 days, especially when they have a calm environment, a consistent routine, and people who talk, play, or simply sit with them according to their comfort level.

However, every cat is different. Some adjust more quickly, while others need more time.

Our team observes each cat’s behavior and adjusts the care approach accordingly.

Are Window View rooms available?

Yes. M+, L+, XL+, and XXL+ are Window View rooms.

Some rooms overlook the sky and city, including views in the direction of the ICONSIAM area.

Can my cat stay for several months?

Yes. Everyday Cat Hotel provides Long-Term Boarding with an emphasis on continuity of care, feeding routines, Playtime, daily updates, care routines, and ongoing communication with owners.

Is CCTV available?

Yes. CCTV can be installed inside your cat’s room on request.

The current system provides live viewing through Mi Home. Playback and two-way talk are not available.

Will I receive photos and videos?

Yes. We provide photo and video updates every day.

There is no fixed number of photos or videos guaranteed per day.

Can you give my cat medication?

Yes. We can assist with tablets, liquid medication, and topical medication according to the instructions provided by the owner.

Our team does not change medications, doses, or veterinary treatment plans.

Can you care for a cat who needs subcutaneous fluids?

In selected cases, yes.

Cats who need subcutaneous fluids with a clearly established care routine may be accepted after assessment.

Owners should provide information about the amount, frequency, schedule, and relevant veterinary instructions before boarding.

What happens if my cat becomes unwell?

Our team will inform the owner and coordinate the next steps.

If necessary, we can help take the cat to a veterinarian depending on the situation.

What happens if my cat runs out of food or litter?

We have an in-hotel Pet Shop and can help arrange additional food, litter, and essential supplies when needed.

Do you provide pick-up and drop-off?

Yes, we have pick-up and drop-off service.

The cost depends on distance. For nearby locations, our team may be able to provide transportation directly.

For locations farther away, we can help coordinate GrabPet.

Do you offer bathing or grooming?

We can help take your cat to bathing and grooming with our trusted grooming partner selected by Everyday Cat Hotel.

The grooming itself is not performed inside Everyday Cat Hotel.

Is there a charge for ear cleaning and nail trimming?

Everyday Cat Hotel currently provides complimentary ear cleaning and nail trimming for boarding cats.

How old does my cat need to be to stay?

The current minimum age is 2 months.

Cats must also meet the hotel’s health, vaccination, and other boarding requirements.

Can a cat over one year old stay if they have not been spayed or neutered?

Cats aged one year or older must be spayed or neutered before boarding.

If your cat has not yet been spayed or neutered, please contact our team in advance.

We may be able to help coordinate the procedure with a veterinary facility.

What are your check-in and check-out hours?

Check-in and check-out are available from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.

We recommend letting our team know your expected arrival or pick-up time in advance.

Everyday Cat Hotel — Another Home When You Cannot Be There

For us, cat boarding is not simply about finding an available room.

What cat parents really want to know is:

Did my cat eat today?

Are they starting to feel comfortable?

Did they sleep well?

Do they want to play, or would they rather have some quiet time?

Are they starting to trust the people around them?

Has anything unusual happened?

And if something does happen, will someone notice and help coordinate what needs to be done?

This is why Everyday Cat Hotel focuses on Owner-Led Home Care.

We provide private rooms, multiple Playtime areas, human interaction based on each cat’s comfort level, routine-based care, daily photo and video updates, CCTV, escape-risk reduction measures, an in-hotel Pet Shop, transportation assistance, medication support, selected care routines, and additional services that make both short-term and long-term boarding easier for cat parents.

But the most important part of our approach is simple:

We get to know each cat, understand that no two cats are exactly alike, and do our best to care for them warmly, closely, and in a way that suits their individual personality while they are away from their family.

If you are unsure which room is suitable for your cat, have a shy cat, need medication support, have a special care routine, or simply want to tell us more about your cat before deciding, you are always welcome to talk with the Everyday Cat Hotel team.

LINE Official: @everydaycathotel
Phone: 099-225-2215
Website: www.everydaycathotel.com