At Adagio, pets can feel right at home too!
Whether it's a French Bulldog who loves watching TV with you, or a cat that always hides under your duvet, pets are part of your life and you can't imagine living without them.
Pets are welcome!
Not only are your pets allowed, they'll receive a warm welcome! With a smile, a treat, and even a doggie bar in some lobbies, your pet won't need to lay low or hug the walls.
If you're looking for dog friendly hotels in Dijon, our aparthotel provides the perfect pet-friendly environment, ensuring both you and your four-legged companion have a comfortable stay.
Our onsite team will be on hand to make sure that you, and your four-legged friend, enjoy your stay in our aparthotel. The team can also recommend “pet-friendly” activities and places in the neighbourhood or city.
A selection of aparthotels welcoming your pet
TRAVELLING IN FRANCE AND ABROAD
Travelling with your pet is no longer an obstacle, whether in France or abroad, provided you prepare in advance.
What are the regulations for travelling with a dog or cat within the European Union?
To travel outside France, your pet — cat, dog or ferret — must not only be up to date with its vaccinations, but must also be vaccinated against rabies and have a valid rabies vaccination certificate.
Your companion must be fitted with an electronic microchip for easy identification. If the animal was identified before July 3, 2011, a tattoo is sufficient, provided it is clearly legible. You must also present a pet passport for your dog or cat. The European dog or cat passport is issued by a veterinarian and is valid throughout the European Union as well as in other European countries.
Dogs and cats must also be over 3 months old and have been dewormed less than 21 days prior (in practice, 1 to 5 days) to cross the borders of certain third countries, including:
- Malta
- Finland
- Ireland
Is travelling with a dog or cat outside the European Union more complicated?
Depending on the destination country, additional formalities may be required for travelling abroad with your pet, in addition to the cat or dog passport. Check with the French embassy in your destination country to find out your obligations. Then provide the information you have gathered to a veterinarian authorised by a sanitary mandate, who will ensure the documents are validated by the DDPP.
Airlines may also have their own requirements for transporting pets, such as:
- a health certificate,
- a suitable carrier, etc.
Only guide dogs are allowed to travel with their owners in the cabin, provided they are kept on a leash and certified as assistance dogs.
Arrival in our apartments with your furry companion
After your journey, you’ll enjoy the complete independence offered by your apartment. Your pet will be able to stretch its legs, and if you’ve forgotten its toy or food, no worries — you’ll find pet accessories and food available nearby.
You can organise your living space as you wish and take advantage of the kitchen to prepare your own meals. When travelling with a dog, owners appreciate offering their companion the best conditions in a comfortable apartment located in the heart of the city.