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Dog-friendly hotels in Paris

Dogs are a natural part of Parisian life — from boutique to legendary palace hotels, many with no pet fee. Dogs join you at restaurants, in shops and on the Métro. Bois de Boulogne and Bois de Vincennes are giant forest parks.

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Hotels in Paris

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Best arrondissements with a dog

Le Marais (3rd/4th)

Charming streets, shops and Place des Vosges. Hotel Bachaumont and Hotel Providence are boutique picks with pet policies.

Saint-Germain (6th/7th)

Classic Parisian elegance near Jardin du Luxembourg. Hotel Lutetia and Hotel d'Aubusson are classics.

Champs-Élysées & Étoile (8th/16th)

Luxury and palace hotels. Le Bristol, Le Meurice and Plaza Athénée accept dogs with exclusive service — often no fee.

Parks

Bois de Boulogne (846 ha west) and Bois de Vincennes (995 ha east) are Paris's two big forest parks — both dog paradise. Smaller parks like Tuileries and Luxembourg require a leash and some forbid dogs on the grass.

Restaurants and shops

Paris is Europe's most dog-friendly restaurant city — dogs are welcome at fine bistros and designer boutiques. Galeries Lafayette and Le Bon Marché allow dogs.

Public transport

RATP (Métro, RER, bus) accepts dogs for 50% of adult fare. Small dogs in carriers free. On TGV trains from Stockholm/Copenhagen (via German connection) — dogs for a fee.

Frequently asked questions

Which Paris hotels are most dog-friendly?+

Le Bristol, Le Meurice, Hotel Lutetia, Hotel Bachaumont and Hotel Providence — from luxury to boutique, all with clear policies.

Are dogs allowed in Parisian restaurants?+

Yes — Paris is Europe's most dog-friendly restaurant city. Dogs are welcome even at fine bistros.

Can I take a dog on the Métro?+

Yes, with 50% of adult fare. Small dogs in carriers travel free.

Which are Paris's best dog parks?+

Bois de Boulogne (west) and Bois de Vincennes (east) — two big forest parks. Buttes-Chaumont and Parc Monceau are smaller.

What does it cost to bring a dog to a Paris hotel?+

Between 0 and 100 € per night. Palace hotels are often free (Le Bristol, Plaza Athénée), boutique hotels 30–50 €.

Are dogs allowed at the Eiffel Tower?+

No, only service dogs. The surrounding esplanade and Champ de Mars park are dog-friendly.

Do hotels in Paris commonly accept pets?+

Yes — many central hotels in Paris welcome dogs and a growing number also accept cats. Always check the maximum weight and fee before booking.

Is there an extra charge for bringing a dog or cat?+

Fees range from free to about EUR 50 per night. We show the fee clearly on every hotel card.

Can I leave my dog alone in the room?+

Many hotels allow it as long as the dog is calm — verify the policy when booking.

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