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With your dog 3 min readWritten by Audrey and Rémi LE DIGOL · updated 3 September 2026

Bringing your dog to Pyrénées 2000

Pets are welcome in all three options. The best choice then depends on the outdoor access you want, the number of guests and how you plan to organise your returns to the chalet.

Landscaped enclosed garden at Chalet des Loups in Pyrénées 2000

The garden level for direct access to the garden

Chalet des Loups provides access to the enclosed garden from the garden level. This layout is convenient for regular outings and keeps the sauna and cinema area close to the living space.

Grand Chalet Isard includes the same access, as well as the upper floor, terrace and a second living area for groups of up to 12 people.

Chalet Isard for staying on the upper floor

Chalet Isard also welcomes pets and offers the upper floor with its south-facing terrace. It suits groups of six who value the view, fireplace and three bedrooms.

As with any holiday rental, an enclosed garden does not remove the need to supervise your pet and follow the rules that apply in the resort and along the routes you take.

Prepare for a comfortable return

A towel reserved for paws, a lead within easy reach and water ready on arrival all make returning from a walk easier. You can also check the entrances in the photos before setting off so you know immediately where to go in.

If you are unsure which of the three layouts to choose, send us a WhatsApp message describing your group and your pet so that you can select the most suitable accommodation before booking.

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