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Unwind And Relax At The DogHouse, BrewDog’s Craft Beer Hotel

The world’s first brewery hotel is officially open.

BrewDog opened their newest one-of-a-kind experience where guests will be able to watch the brewers at work from rooms overlooking the state-of-the-art brewing facility. The 32-room DogHouse is a beer lover’s paradise, with beer taps in each room and a built-in shower beer fridge.

“For many beer fans, the idea of a beer hotel was just a pipe-dream. A beer utopia that was never thought possible. Until now,” said BrewDog co-founder James Watts. “Thanks to the backing of our global community of beer evangelists, we’ve been hard at work to make that dream a reality.”

DogHouse Hotel & Brewery exterior with outdoor seating and a graffiti-covered shipping container

In addition to the ultimate craft beer accommodations, BrewDog USA has also unveiled an interactive beer museum. The 6,000 square foot space will take guests through the brewing process, explore the history of craft beer, and offer fun, hands-on experiences.

When guests arrive to check in, they’ll be greeted by the lobby bartender, who will provide them with a brew to enjoy while they get settled in. From there, it’s off to one of the 32-guest rooms. Of course, it wouldn’t be BrewDog if you couldn’t bring your furry friend along. Dogs are welcome at the hotel, with four rooms that offer easy access to the BrewDog dog park.

DogHouse Hotel suite with bed, dark blue sofa, and colorful mural through window

BrewDog may have been born in Scotland, but they’ve embraced their Ohio community with open arms, offering guests Stauf’s Coffee in the lobby, Rogue Fitness equipment in the hotel’s fitness center, and a new line of hop-infused soaps created by Glenn Avenue Soaps exclusively for BrewDog.

“The DogHouse is truly a hotel like no other. With the help of our passionate community, we have created a must-visit destination for craft beer fans around the world,” said BrewDog USA CEO Tanisha Robinson.

“We never shy away from ambitious tasks at BrewDog and the creation of the DogHouse is no exception. We have pushed the boundaries of what modern hospitality can be, and in doing so, have created an unrivaled beery experience. We hope this inspires brewers and hoteliers to continue innovating and expanding the possibilities of what can be done with beer.”

Reservations for the DogHouse, located at 96 Gender Road in Canal Winchester, can be made now. All guests must be 21+. For more information or to book your stay, please click here. For more photos, and some fun Doghouse facts, keep scrolling.

DogHouse Hotel & Brewery entrance with blue signage and string lights

The hotel has 32 guest rooms, varying in size and layout, but consistently awesome. Each room has a shower fridge, a reasonably priced mini-bar fridge, and their own beer taps.

Bedroom with neon anchor sign reading 'The Good Ship Brewdog' and gray upholstered bed

Some of the rooms at the DogHouse offer amazing views of Overlooks, the sour beer facility at BrewDog.

Visitors tour a brewery barrel room with colorful mural artwork on the walls

Of course, a vacation at a brewery could lead to some empty calory consumption, but don’t fear. Rogue Fitness and BrewDog have teamed up to create a state of the art workout facility with everything you’ll need to keep that beer belly off.

Fitness room with treadmills, stationary bike, and colorful underwater-themed mural

The ground floor rooms were my absolute favorite because I know my dog is going to lose his mind when I take him here and we can pop right outside the room and head to the dog park.

Bedroom with 'The Good Ship Brewdog' neon sign, gray bed, and glass door to patio

There’s no traditional front desk at the DogHouse. There is, however, a lobby bartender, who’s there for all of your needs, from grabbing a beer to voicing a complaint.

DogHouse bar counter with neon signage, craft beer coolers, and illuminated ceiling panels

This isn’t the kind of hotel where you come and stay in the room the whole time (although you totally could with all the beer in there.) Part of what makes the DogHouse amazing is the communal aspect.

DogHouse lounge with rust-colored leather seating, wood tables, and colorful mural artwork

From board games to table tennis to brewery tours, getting out of your room isn’t required, but it is highly recommended.

Ping pong table with colorful balls, paddles, and game instruction signs on the wall

DogHouse Hotel & Brewery exterior with a shipping-container bar and string lights on the lawn

DogHouse Hotel & Brewery entrance with blue signage and string lights

Outdoor patio seating area with tables, chairs, and colorful street art murals on building walls

Collection of assorted BrewDog beer labels displayed close-up on a wall

DogHouse check-in counter with 'Welcome' signage and a green plant wall display

Lounge with curved cognac leather banquette seating and colorful abstract mural above

Lounge with gray tufted sofas, wood coffee tables, and round barrel-top wall art

Wooden numbered tile game with dice on an oak table

Framed vintage-style posters on a concrete block wall with a potted plant below

Circular chandelier made of beer bottles hanging from an industrial ceiling

Bedroom with 'The Good Ship Brewdog' neon anchor sign, gray bed, and blue curtains

View through open window overlooking barrel racks and mural inside an industrial warehouse

Clipboard with DogHouse welcome and in-room daily draft information on a wood table

Business for Punks and Craft Beer for the People books stacked below a neon sign

Shelf with 'The Hoppiest Place' sign, beer glasses, a coffee maker, and beer tap

Bedroom with neon anchor sign reading 'The Good Ship Brewdog' and gray upholstered bed

Hotel bathroom with glass shower, toilet, and sink at DogHouse Hotel

Elvis Juice grapefruit-infused body lotion, face soap, and hand soap bottles in a bathroom

Stack of Hop Propaganda brewing magazines on a wooden table with desk lamp

Red neon 'Humulus Lupulus Columbus' sign with winged skull above a leather sofa

Hotel bedroom window overlooking a courtyard building painted with an octopus mural

DogHouse bedroom with window overlooking greenery, gray armchair, and 'You're In The Doghouse' sign

BrewDog exhibit space with an illuminated Ohio-shaped sign, ship model, and information panels

Brewery exhibit walls labeled Hops, H2O, Malt, and Yeast in colorful sections

Red neon 'Humulus Lupulus Columbus' sign above a leather sofa and table with flowers

A hand selects a BrewDog Punk IPA can from a mini-fridge stocked with varieties

DogHouse Punk Suite with leather seating, wood furnishings, and a beer tap counter

Chelsea Wiley

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Chelsea Wiley

Chelsea Wiley, first of her name, Queen of the Seven Andals... wait. That's not right. Joking aside, Chelsea is a writer and photographer born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She is an avid reader and a lover of animals.