Paris palaces with a dog: the room, the fee and where it can go

The policy¹ accepts one pet up to 10 kg per room, with no extra fee; a bowl and basket are provided. In shared areas it must stay on a short lead and be supervised at all times. Have the dog and its weight recorded in the room confirmation.

The FAQ² accepts pets up to 7 kg and charges €100 per day per animal; the rooms page³ gives the same amount per night. Confirm the charging basis for your stay. Ask about 114 Faubourg⁵, the other dining rooms, the spa and leaving the dog alone in the room when you request your quote.

The FAQ⁶ allows up to 2 dogs under 7 kg per room. The pet policy⁷ charges €40 per day per animal and includes a bed, bowl and toys. A lead or carrier is required in shared areas. At Le Dalí and the Galerie the dog stays in a bag or basket, or at the foot of the table for larger dogs; declare it when booking the table. Ask first for a dog of 7 kg or more: the FAQ sets a lower limit even though the pet policy refers to larger dogs.

The FAQ⁸ accepts up to 2 dogs under 7 kg per room. The pet policy⁹ charges €40 per day per animal, with a bed, bowl and toys. They must be on a lead or in a carrier in shared areas. At La Galerie they stay in a bag or basket, or at the foot of the table for larger dogs; declare them when booking. That reference to larger dogs does not establish a higher weight limit than the FAQ: confirm your dog’s size.

The rule for staying guests¹⁰ permits one dog per person up to 7 kg. Le Bar Kléber¹¹ gives the same condition, while the spa¹² excludes pets. Have the room category, any dog charge and whether it can remain alone when you go out included in the quote.

The terms of sale¹³ permit one dog up to 10 kg per room, at €50 per night per dog. Ask which other rooms and dining areas it can enter, which bedroom you will receive and whether the dog may stay there alone. Confirm access to the other spaces alongside the room.

The policy¹⁵ welcomes pets up to 10 kg in the rooms for €150 per stay. It also accepts them in the hotel, with the spa exception. Confirm the number of dogs, the bedroom and the table you want before travelling, as well as whether they may be left alone.

The pet policy¹⁶ accepts small and medium-sized pets up to 11 kg. On arrival it takes an additional pre-authorisation of €250 per room or €520 per suite to cover deep cleaning on departure; carpet damage may bring further charges. A pre-authorisation is a card hold: confirm the final charge, permitted areas and whether the dog may remain in the room.

The terms¹⁷ permit, with prior approval, one dog under 6 kg per room at €50 a night. They exclude dogs in French categories 1 and 2 and require a lead in shared areas. The dog must not be left alone in the room or unattended when its owner is away from the hotel. Bar Vendôme¹⁸ accepts small pets below the same weight limit; Espadon¹⁹ refuses them. Arrange care before planning a dinner without your dog.

The group terms²⁰ leave pet acceptance to each hotel, so obtain Paris’s specific agreement. Unless the hotel states otherwise, they exclude dining areas, the spa, fitness centre and pool, require a lead in shared areas and prohibit leaving the pet alone in the room or unattended when its owner goes outside the hotel. Agree the weight, fee and room for your stay.