Travelling with a dog

Travelling with peace of mind for your dog

You want to spend a weekend in Champagne and take your pet with you. This page will help you prepare for your stay with peace of mind, thanks to the good addresses of our partners.

You’ll be welcomed in their accommodation, restaurant or on their tour site, accompanied by your dog, sometimes with little touches like a Toutou Bar (water for your dog).

Please do not hesitate to contact them for more information on the conditions of acceptance.

Just because you have four doesn't mean you can't put your feet up in Champagne.

Staying in Champagne with a dog

Whether you’re looking for a hotel with your small dog or a holiday rental with land for your big dog, we’ve got the addresses to recommend to make your stay as enjoyable as possible for all the family.

Finding dog-friendly accommodation

Accomodation

For your stay in Champagne with your four-legged friend, we suggest a list of partners where dogs are accepted.

When dining out, don't leave your dog out in the cold

Discovering local flavours together

Enjoy lunch or dinner with your dog at one of our partner restaurants.

Dogs are often allowed on the terrace, a reservation is warmly recommended and let the restaurant know if your four-legged friend is coming.

Enjoying local flavours with your four-legged friend

restaurants

If you would like to enjoy lunch or dinner in a restaurant with your dog, find the list of our partners where pets are allowed.

No alcohol for dogs, in moderation for their owners

Wine tourism and relaxation

As food production sites, the champagne houses rarely accept dogs, so you can get in touch with our winegrower partners to discover the cellars and enjoy a tasting of our local sparkling drink.

Find activities with your dog

Wine tourism

Discover the local specialities in the company of your dog: cellar visits, tastings, vineyard tours… Fun for all the family!

Useful information

Guide dogs

Guide dogs for the blind or assistance dogs accompanying people with a mobility and inclusion card bearing the disability or priority markings are allowed on public transport and in workplaces, training centres and educational establishments.