For hotels and guesthouses.

People who travel with a dog notice the details. An ice cream of its own for the dog is one of them. As a welcome or on the terrace menu, Molly shows that dogs are not merely tolerated in your house but welcome.

A dog in front of the Achensee mountains being handed a cup of Molly
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In short

Hotels and guesthouses use Molly in two ways: as an included welcome for guests with dogs, or as something on offer at the bar and on the terrace. A small cup costs little, stands out and suits any house that calls itself dog-friendly. The bar or breakfast team prepares it in a compact machine.

Ways to offer Molly in a hotel

A detail guests pass on

Guests with dogs often book where they felt looked after before. And they pass it on, in reviews, in conversation and in photos.

Molly alone does not fill a hotel. But it is a moment that fits a dog-friendly house, and one people remember.

A brindle dog licking Molly from a cup in autumn, the Pertisau mountains behind

Questions from hotels

Who prepares Molly in a hotel?

Usually the bar or breakfast team. The routine is short: stir, freeze, draw. We are happy to walk your team through it once.

Does Molly work as an included extra?

That depends on how many guests with dogs you have. In the calculator you can work out the cost per stay.

Can dogs eat regular ice cream?

Regular ice cream is not meant for dogs: it is usually made with milk, and many dogs do not tolerate lactose well, and it sometimes contains chocolate or sweeteners such as xylitol, which are toxic to dogs. Molly is made for dogs, vegan and lactose-free, without chocolate, cocoa, xylitol or artificial sweeteners, and is still a treat, not daily food.

How do I make my hotel more dog-friendly?

Guests with dogs look for clear rules, space and small gestures: a bowl and blanket in the room, water at the entrance, tips for walks and something of its own for the dog. Molly is one of those gestures. More in the guide.

Does Molly bring my business attention?

A dog with its own ice cream is a picture guests take and share. A sign, a spot for photos and your Instagram handle nearby help link those pictures to your business. More ideas under Opportunities.

Work out Molly for your hotel

Example for a hotel selling Molly at the bar. For an included welcome, set the selling price to 0 to see the cost per season. Enter your own figures. All amounts are net, excluding VAT. The pre-filled numbers are a worked example, not a price list or a forecast.

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Not included: staff costs, financing, depreciation and general overheads. Talk to us for an actual proposal.

Help shape Molly, with preferential terms for life.

Our first pilot partners test Molly in real service, help decide flavours and packaging, and receive preferential terms on Molly products for good.

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