Sneak a Cat into a Motel Room

You must first find a motel with a room that is accessible from the outside. Survey the room locations before you go to the office. You do not want to have to go past the check-in desk or have a room near the office. Get a room on the opposite side or as far away as you can.

Park your vehicle away from the office and as close as possible to the room. Place your cat in the carrier (or crate) for the easiest way to move them into the room. You can cover it with a blanket or towel. Check the area for any staff before you move them. You can also carry them, but this is not advised.

Do not allow your cat to have access to the windows, at least the ones facing the office.

Place the litter box in an easy-to-clean but safe place that your cat will feel comfortable with. A good location is under the sink area that is usually tile instead of carpet. You can place newspapers under and in front of it to allow easy clean up.

Place the food and water in a similar location with newspaper under them also.

Clean up after your cat or be sure to tip a little extra. If you keep your cat in the carrier (or crate), this will eliminate any evidence of it ever being there. You could also keep it in the bathroom to contain the clutter. If you bring a small broom or vacuum with you, you can easily get rid of any messes quickly.

When you need to take your cat out of the room, do so in the same manner as you brought it in.