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Pet-friendly · Calais

Best Pet-Friendly Stays in Calais

Pet-friendly stays in Calais are easier to find than almost anywhere else on the Cote d'Opale, and the reason is geography: this is where dogs cross the Channel. Nine properties in town accept animals, from the beachfront Hotel De La Plage on the Digue Gaston Berthe to the B&B Hotel out on rue de Lille in Saint-Pierre. Most of them also hold free parking, which matters when the animal arrives in the back of a car off the shuttle. The beach, the sea wall and Parc Saint-Pierre give the walk that comes next.

Updated July 25, 2026

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The Opal Coast seafront is the obvious base for anyone travelling with an animal. Hotel Residence du Golf and Hotel De La Plage both sit on the Digue Gaston Berthe, both list pets allowed, and both open straight onto the beach where the walk happens. Hotel De La Plage adds a bar and restaurant with an outdoor terrace facing the sea and lists walking tours, hiking and bike tours among its activities. Each keeps eighty free private parking spaces, five of them adapted for reduced mobility, so nobody is circling the sea wall looking for a space at midnight.

Inland, the Pas-de-Calais motorway hotels cover the arrivals and departures. Logis Hotel Le Cottage on rue de Tunis accepts pets, keeps a garden and a sun terrace and serves regional cooking, and it stands three hundred metres from exit 43 of the A16 and one kilometre from the Eurotunnel terminal exit, with free parking under video surveillance. B&B HOTEL Calais Centre St Pierre on rue de Lille also takes animals and adds free parking, a picnic area, outdoor furniture and a sun terrace, useful when the dog needs ten minutes outside before the room.

Around the belfry and the station, the older Calais hotels take animals too. Hotel Meurice on rue Edmond Roche allows pets and sits five hundred metres from Gare de Calais-Ville, a five-minute walk from the sea, with free outdoor parking and a secure garage available at extra cost. Metropol Hotel on Quai du Rhin is a two-minute walk from the train station and accepts pets, and both ibis addresses, ibis Calais Car Ferry on rue Greuze and ibis Styles Calais Centre on rue Royale, do the same, which covers the ferry side and the centre.

Calais rewards a dog more than it rewards a sightseer, and locals seem to know it. The Opal Coast wind keeps the sea wall busy year-round, the sand west of the port runs for a long straight stretch, and the free city buses make it simple to move between the beach, Place d'Armes and the green space at Parc Saint-Pierre. The town is flat, compact and used to animals coming off the crossings, which takes the tension out of arriving late with one.

Local tips

  • Confirm the pet fee directly with the hotel when you book, Calais properties list pets as allowed but rarely publish what they charge for them.
  • Base yourself on the Digue Gaston Berthe if the dog needs a long walk, the beach runs west from the sea wall and stays quiet outside July and August.
  • Choose Logis Le Cottage for an early Eurotunnel departure, it sits one kilometre from the terminal exit and its free parking is under video surveillance.
  • Use the sun terrace and picnic area at the B&B in Saint-Pierre for the last outdoor stop of the evening rather than crossing town after dark.
  • Pack bowls, a bed and towels, no hotel in Calais advertises pet equipment and the sea wall sends animals back to the room wet and sandy.

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Pet-friendly · Calais

Nine do: B&B HOTEL Calais Centre St Pierre, Hotel Meurice, Holiday Inn Calais Centre Car Ferry, Logis Le Cottage, Metropol Hotel, ibis Calais Car Ferry, ibis Styles Calais Centre, Hotel Residence du Golf and Hotel De La Plage. They cover the seafront, the station quarter and the Saint-Pierre district.

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