Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva la Fiesta!

Two years after their wedding, Rachel and Sam decide to seek fresh opportunities. They consider a bold plan to change scenery, hoping it will inject energy into their lives. The family weighs a dramatic move to a glamorous new setting.

The Langham Hotel offers a unique arrangement: anyone who can replace the landscaper and sous-chef can live inside the hotel. The idea is practical and glamorous, turning the hotel's life into a new mission for the family. They weigh the opportunity and picture their future among luxury and responsibility.

The trio doesn't come alone; they bring Chloe and Papi to the hotel, expanding the dogs' world beyond home. The hotel's glossy doors welcome a blend of human and canine chaos. The living arrangement reshapes daily routines and hotel dynamics.

Mr. Hollis notices the rapidly growing canine entourage and sees a chance to stage theatrical charm for guests. The discovery sharpens the hotel's defenses as Montague, a rival hotel, rises as a major threat. The staff must balance spectacle with safety as tensions mount.

Back at the house, Rosa fakes illness to dodge day school, revealing a deeper longing to be more than a runt. She confesses a desire for a Quince, a coming-of-age celebration, which feels grander than her current life allows. Papi reassures her and promises to help organize something truly special.

An old friend, Sebastian, arrives to help with Rosa's party planning, bringing renewed energy and a touch of chaos. Papi's paranoia surfaces, threatening to derail good intentions as plans unfold. The duo dives into errands with a sense of purpose.

Behind the scenes, Oscar and Jenny’s schemes become more obvious as the dogs and their people notice inconsistencies. Delgado is brought in to help with Rosa's quince and to catch Jenny, signaling a deeper level of intrigue within the hotel. The staff braces for a more coordinated disruption.

Jenny’s true loyalties surface in a moment of slapstick danger as she trips into a large puddle of peanut butter. The incident draws attention to the web of clues and mischief around the planning. Pedro’s alertness brings more dogs to the scene, heightening tension.

Preparations for Rosa’s quince accelerate, with careful outfits and ritual details taking shape. Subtle clues and secret glances hint at who can be trusted as the guests arrive. The group balances celebration with safety to keep the plan from spiraling out of control.

Ali reveals that Charlotte’s rescue had been mentioned to the others, heightening the stakes of Rosa’s celebration. Charlotte returns as a VIP guest, elevating the event and intensifying the hotel's dynamics. The presence shifts the balance of trust among the players.

The quince night unfolds with humor and heart as the staff navigate the delicate event. Jenny and Oscar are ultimately stopped, and the consequences of their actions are faced. The staff and guests find a balance between spectacle, safety, and integrity.

Papi steps into a leadership role as the teacher at the doggy day school, while Hollis makes a responsible choice by adopting Arnie, the mute stray dog. The family’s bond strengthens as the hotel continues to shimmer with a sense of purpose and belonging. The closing notes promise ongoing harmony between humans, dogs, and a touch of holiday sparkle.