Where to Stay

Pet-Friendly Places to Stay in France

Gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, hotels, Airbnb, and campsites — and what they typically charge.

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Guides in this topic

5 guides · updated October 2026

  • Corgi on a hotel bed beside a breakfast tray and a pink tulip

    Pet-Friendly Hotels

    Set property by property, not nationally — Logis Hotels is one useful shortcut for hotel-restaurants that accept dogs in rooms and dining areas.

  • Golden retriever resting beside a laptop showing a hotel booking search

    Gîtes de France & Chambres d'Hôtes

    Over 3,400 pet-friendly gîtes and chambres d'hôtes are listed under Gîtes de France's own "Animal Bienvenu" search filter.

  • Woman relaxing on a sofa with a small white dog in front of a fireplace

    Airbnb's Pet Policy in France

    Set entirely by the host, same as anywhere Airbnb operates — check the House Rules section and message ahead if it's unclear.

  • Golden retriever sitting in a wheat field in front of old wooden farm buildings

    Camping & Caravan Sites

    A deeply established French holiday tradition — most campsites welcome dogs, typically kept on a lead within the site.

  • Receipts, a calculator and glasses scattered with paw prints

    Extra Fees to Expect

    A flat per-stay fee is the most common structure, though per-night charges and occasional deposits both appear too — always confirm in writing.