Dogs are allowed in both restaurants and bars and in the grounds generally. They are not allowed by the main pool but we did have our medium sized dog with us by the smaller pool.

We live in NY and visited as part of a road trip around France. Our timing was according to the timing of our trip. We arrived on April 28th for 3 nights and it was lovely. We wanted to visit Montpellier and we also wanted a hotel with an indoor pool. However, as i think i mentioned in my review, when we arrived the desk clerk said, "We have 3 pools. One outdoors is not heated; one is. The third one is indoors." Well, one pool, clearly quite old, had no water and was filled with trash that was being removed while we were there. The 2nd outdoor pool is large and beautiful and was also not heated; a lot of hotels in France claim to have heated pools, but the reality is that they rely on the sun for the heat. (My pool at home is heated by a heater!) The third pool, indoors, was lovely, but small. My wife and i easily had room for laps as long as nobody else was in the pool simultaneously. The breakfasts were lovely. The dinners were terrific, but they were very subtle about offering an expensive cheese course: "Would you like some cheese?" When we complained about the huge charge that was never mentioned, they removed it from our bill. So be careful--unless you don't care. Bottom line, i suppose by the end of May one or both of the outdoor pools would be swimmable and remain so on nice days through early September. But not everyone swims.

Bonjour je ne saurai vous apporter une réponse concrète car nous sommes allés uniquement au spa et au restaurants qui sont très biens, pour autant je pense que si vous séjournez à l'hotel les transants sont inclus et pour fumer la piscine borde le bar d'été donc je pense pas que cela puisse gêner et au cas ou il est à 3 mètres de la pisince, Excellement séjour de bien être et planitude. mention pour le restaurant

Yes, we generally do. Please contact our front desk directly to check. Best Regards