The options at a glance
| Hotel or option | Area | Price level | Key point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Le Bristol | 8th | €€€€ | Luxury hotel; dogs get a basket, homemade treats and a rug with their name, according to a guide |
| Le Meurice | 1st | €€€€ | Listed among hotels that accept pets; ask about conditions |
| Hôtel Plaza Athénée | 8th | €€€€ | Listed among hotels that accept pets; ask about conditions |
| Accor hotels (pet-friendly list) | Several areas | €€ to €€€ | A selection of the chain's hotels that accept pets, to filter on their site |
| Aparthotels | Several areas | €€ | Some accept pets, others not: check before booking |
We could not verify the fees: confirm them in writing with the hotel.
What to ask before booking
- The fee per night and per pet.
- The maximum size or weight, and the number of pets per room.
- Access to the restaurant, bar and breakfast room.
- The rooms concerned: often one floor or a specific category.
Which area to choose
The luxury hotels of the 8th and 1st are close to gardens: the Tuileries and the Champs-Élysées are walkable with a dog. For a cheaper stay, look at chain hotels near a park, such as the Buttes-Chaumont.
Getting around with your pet
See our advice on Paris with a dog: Paris with a dog (metro, restaurants, parks, rules).
Frequently asked questions
Do all luxury hotels accept dogs? No, check each hotel.
Is there a fee? Often yes, but the amount varies: ask for it.
Can you leave your dog alone in the room? It depends on the hotel; most forbid or restrict it.
