Pets Hotel Makes Its Debut on PlayStation 5

The Relaxing Animal Management Sim Expands to Consoles

In a delightful update for animal lovers and fans of cozy simulations, Pets Hotel has officially launched on PlayStation 5. Developed by Games Incubator, the creators behind the popular “Animal Shelter” series, this title offers players the chance to build and manage a hotel designed exclusively for pets.

From PC Success to Console Expansion

After a successful launch on PC—with 81% positive reviews on Steam—Pets Hotel has now arrived on consoles thanks to Ultimate Games S.A.. It is now available on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, offering an even broader audience the chance to experience the joys of running a full-service pet haven.

Manage a Pet Paradise

Set from a first-person perspective, Pets Hotel places players in charge of a growing animal accommodation business. From cats and dogs to turtles, rabbits, and fish, each guest has specific needs. You’ll handle grooming, feeding, and comfort, ensuring every pet has a tail-wagging good time.

Expand, Hire, and Upgrade

The game offers more than just caring for animals. Players must also manage staff, monitor finances, and decide how to grow their hotel over time. With new rooms and attractions to unlock, every choice matters as you build your dream pet resort.

Screenshots

Screenshots courtesy of Games Incubator and PlayWay S.A..

Key Features

• Operate and manage your own pet hotel
• Relaxing and enjoyable gameplay experience
• Wide variety of pets including dogs, cats, turtles, rabbits, and fish
• Hotel expansion and customization options
• Staff hiring, financial planning, and hotel upgrades

Language Support

Pets Hotel supports 13 languages, including English, French, German, Japanese, and others, making it highly accessible for players across the globe.

Also, check out our coverage of Animal Pet Hotel in Steam and Xbox.

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