Dog relaxing in bed with a newspaper at Quest Cronulla, a pet friendly apartment hotel in Sydney.
Start your day at Quest Cronulla with your pup by your side. © Quest Serviced Apartments

Dog Friendly Stay at Quest Cronulla Beach

Beachfront apartments in iconic Cronulla, local tips and a warm welcome for pups.

Quest Cronulla Beach keeps things simple: self-contained apartments, a prime beachside location and a pet-friendly policy that takes dogs seriously. And just minutes away is Greenhills Beach – one of Sydney’s best dog beaches where pups can run free before breakfast or as the sun sets.

Here’s what it looks like staying at Quest Cronulla Beach with a dog – from apartment comforts to morning walks by the ocean.

Dog Friendly Features at Quest Cronulla Beach

Pet Fee & Packages

$120 per room, per night (covers up to 2 dogs). Negotiated rates available for stays of one month or longer.

Pet Rooms

Self-contained apartments with kitchenettes, private balconies in some rooms and easy access to the beach.

Price

$$ – Mid-range apartment hotel pricing; good value for longer stays by the beach.

Pet Policy

Maximum of 2 dogs per room. Guests must bring their own pet bedding. Pets cannot be left unattended in rooms and must be on leash in common areas. Not permitted in pool areas. Proof of vaccination may be requested at check-in.

Welcome Amenities

Bowls provided on request, plus information about local parks, walks and pet services.

Extras

Staff are on hand to share insider tips on dog-friendly parks, cafés and activities in Cronulla.

Green Spaces Nearby

Gunnamatta Park for harbour walks, Shelly Park for shady grass and picnics, Cronulla’s long coastal path for on-leash seaside strolls and Greenhills Beach (dog friendly at certain times).

Staff Friendliness

Known for being approachable and practical – happy to walk you through the pet policy and point out the best nearby spots for dogs.

Our Take

Quest Cronulla Beach isn’t about over-the-top extras – it’s about clear rules, practical setups and a prime location right on the coast. The pet fee is on the higher side, but the apartments give you space to settle in and the staff genuinely try to make travelling with dogs easier. For beach-loving travellers who want convenience and consistency, it’s a straightforward pick with Greenhills Beach nearby.

Staying at Quest Cronulla Beach

Because sometimes you want the ease of a serviced apartment without giving up the holiday vibe. Quest Cronulla Beach offers 59 apartments from compact studios to roomy one- and two-bedroom stays each fitted out with the comforts you need for a short break or a longer stretch by the coast. There’s a pool, spa and sauna for downtime, a gym if you want to keep up your routine and staff who’ll point you toward Cronulla’s best cafés and walking trails.

And the bonus: the hotel has dedicated pet-friendly rooms for dogs of all sizes, so you don’t need to leave your small or large pup behind. With Greenhills Beach, one of Sydney’s best off-leash dog beaches just minutes away, this is a stay that balances convenience, comfort and coastal energy, all in the heart of Cronulla’s seaside community.

Why We Recommend Quest Cronulla Beach

Because not every traveller is after cocktails and pup portraits. Sometimes you just want an apartment by the ocean where your dog is welcome and the rules are clear. Quest Cronulla Beach makes it easy – straightforward pet policy, staff who know the neighbourhood and a location that puts the surf and sand at your doorstep.

Neighbourhood Highlights

Where to Play

Dog-Friendly Parks & Walks

  • Gunnamatta Park – Shady harbourfront lawns, perfect for a picnic or a relaxed dog walk.
  • Shelly Park – Small but charming green space with grassy areas by the water.
  • Cronulla Esplanade Walk – Scenic clifftop path stretching from Wanda Beach to Bass and Flinders Point; dogs must stay on-leash but it’s one of Sydney’s most spectacular walks.

Dog-Friendly Beaches

  • Greenhills Beach – The bonus of staying in Cronulla. This is one of Sydney’s best dog beaches, with pups allowed off-leash before 10am and after 4pm in daylight savings, and before 10am and after 3pm outside daylight savings. Entry via Gate 5 near Don Lucas Reserve.

Where to Eat & Drink

Dog-Friendly Cafes

  • Blackwood Pantry – A local favourite for brunch, with outdoor seating and a relaxed, dog-friendly vibe.
  • Next Door Café – Beachfront views and outdoor tables make this a perfect spot to grab coffee with your pup.
  • Bobby’s Café – Bright and casual, with plenty of outdoor seating and a pup-friendly buzz.

Dog-Friendly Pubs

  • Northies Cronulla Hotel – Classic beachside pub with a lively atmosphere and dog-friendly outdoor seating.
  • Low & Lofty’s – Latin-inspired bar and eatery with outdoor areas where pups are welcome.
  • Conny’s A newer addition to the local scene, with a relaxed vibe and outdoor spots suited to bringing your dog along.

👉 See more in our Sydney dog-friendly pubs guide and cafés guide

Before You Book

  • Address: Quest Cronulla Beach, 1 Kingsway, Cronulla NSW 2230
  • Parking: On-site parking available (fees apply). Additional public parking options can be found nearby.
  • Transport: Cronulla Station is just a 5-minute walk, with direct train connections to Sydney CBD. Local buses run along the Kingsway and through the Sutherland Shire.

PawTripper tip: Not all the transport options apply when you’re travelling with your dog – check our guide to dog-friendly transport in Sydney for the real run-down.

Always confirm details when booking, as availability and pricing can change.

Not all the transport options above apply when you’ve got a dog in tow – check our dog-friendly transport in Sydney guide for the real run-down.

About the Author

Michelle Hatch smiling outdoors, founder of the dog-friendly travel website Pawtripper.
Meet Michelle — dog mum, road tripper, and the human behind Pawtripper.

PawTripper co-founder Michelle Hatch calls Sydney home and has built a life around one thing—making every adventure better with dogs. She leads our accommodation reviews and neighbourhood guides, with a focus on practical details (pet fees, room types, parks nearby) and honest, first-hand advice for travelling with dogs.

When she’s not scouting stays, Michelle’s out exploring off-leash parks with Eliza or mapping out the next dog-friendly road trip. Say hi at hello@pawtripper.com.au.

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