From two-star hotels to luxury hotels, ten hotels perfect for families in Paris

Hotel des Mines, Luxembourg Gardens

The quadruple room is equipped with a double bed and two twin beds.

Very quiet thanks to its courtyard view, it is ideal for large families.

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A two-star hotel with 49 rooms, unpretentious, a bit vintage but with perfect bedding, special on a budget and wonderfully located, near the Luxembourg Gardens, the Panthéon and Boulevard Saint-Michel.

And the RER, a drawback for some guests who hear it in the evening.

In addition to the quadruple rooms, in particular the 509, dedicated to families, the Mines grants substantial reductions for the reservation of two adjoining rooms.

The district is full of restaurants of all styles and prices, especially to have each morning, if you want a different breakfast.

The one in the hotel is very basic.

From € 60 for a single room, € 70 for a double, € 170 for a quadruple.

Hotel Les Mines, 125 boulevard Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris.

Phone .

: 01 43 54 32 78.

Ekta Hotel, Champs-Élysées

Each of the hotel rooms has a unique personality, but they all fit into a

70's

atmosphere that is

both chic and contemporary.

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Located in a quiet street, close to the Champs-Élysées but also to the Grand and Petit Palais, this three-star with 25 rooms, in black and white punctuated with vitamin notes, has a few family suites that can accommodate four people, with provision of a baby bed.

The

kids friendly

welcome

, the location, the excellent bedding and the mini-prices, starting at € 80, the suite for four, greatly justify the success of Ekta, which is often taken by storm.

Bonus, a small parking lot is available.

Ekta Hotel, 52 rue de Galilée, 75008 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 53 76 09 05.

The Gardens of the Villa, Porte Maillot

33 rooms and junior suites combining design with the comfort of technology.

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With its small garden, it almost looks like a family house if it were not for its number of rooms, 33, all of them quiet, spacious and furnished with good sobriety.

The very kind staff, including the manager, anticipates the needs and desires of the guests, reserving tickets for museums, shows, entertainment parks, even organizing excursions.

The breakfast, served until 11 am, is gargantuan, very good with organic products and free for children under 10.

Sausages, bacon, cereals, eggs, fresh fruit, pastries etc.

A choice that satisfies young and old.

Room service for lunch and dinner at any time.

The hotel has baby cots (to be booked), high chairs and bottle warmers.

Included in the price of the room and available for private hire for two: the sauna and the hammam (perfect for a mother-daughter moment).

Yes, yes, the small dog under 10 kg can go with the flow.

From 115 €.

Les Jardins de la Villa, 5 rue Belidor 75017 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 53 81 01 10.

Hotel du Triangle d'or, Madeleine

Located a stone's throw from the Olympia, the most legendary of Parisian stages, this elegant boutique hotel with 3-star comfort appeals to music lovers.

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Just behind the Olympia, with its lobby where you can wear headphones at your leisure to listen to your favorite songs, its rooms with a musical theme, decorated by well-known musicians, some of whom have hung their instruments on the walls. fun stopover for a music-loving family.

Ideal for returning on foot, maximum 4 minutes, after a show in the room created by Bruno Coquatrix, but also from the Opera, or even from the Madeleine church.

This boutique hotel, 3 stars, with 47 rooms has communicating rooms and adapts readily to the desires of the tribes with iPad station on the bedside tables, TV with many channels and TGV wifi.

From 130 €.

Hotel du Triangle d'or, 6 rue Godot de Mauroy, 75009 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 47 42 25 05.

Basss Hotel, Montmartre

Located a stone's throw from the Blanche and Abbesses metro stations, the hotel gives you access to all the mythical places of Montmartre.

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The whole universe of Amélie Poulain and the Parisian and New York fifties in this three-star with 36 rooms, bearing the name of an American graphic designer.

A very simple, nice decor, excellent bedding, additional beds, high chair on request, no bathtub in the bathrooms, a little cramped, this is the setting.

For gourmets, Anglo-Saxon cakes at will at snack time: muffins, donuts, cookies with coloring pages and board games.

Metro: Abbesses and Blanche nearby.

Double room from € 130 with breakfast, single room from € 75, with breakfast.

Hotel Basss, 57 rue des Abbesses, 75018 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 42 51 50 00.

123 Sébastopol, Grands Boulevards

The Privilege Family room consists of two adjoining rooms.

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Lobby resembling the facade of a cinema with illuminated sign and screens showing film clips, cinema room in the basement, decoration of the 63 rooms imagined by or around stars, this hotel entertains and seduces parents and children .

On each of the six floors its actor or actress: Claude Lelouch, Ennio Morricone, Jean-Paul Belmondo ... The family rooms, very well soundproofed, from 37 to 49 m2, consist of two rooms connected by a private airlock, each with their bathroom, their free minibar (non-alcoholic drinks) and wifi.

Cot extra if necessary.

The buffet breakfast, excluding covid, offers a wide variety of savory and sweet foods.

Another advantage: the 123 is near both the Grévin Museum, passages with their superb toy stores such as Pain d'Epices and not far from department stores.

Family room for 4, from 164 €, double room 70 €.

Hotel Le 123 Sébastopol, 123 boulevard de Sébastopol, 75002 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 40 39 61 23.

Hotel Madison, Saint-Germain-des-Prés

In each room of the Hotel Madison reigns a chic and timeless atmosphere.

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Right in front of the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the welcome and kindness make the difference in this four-star hotel with 50 rooms and suites, nicely renovated and very well soundproofed.

Not only are children welcome, toys available, adjoining rooms, 30% less per second, but dogs too, in case the kids don't want to part with them.

Perfect room service, ideal if teenagers suddenly feel hungry and high speed wifi, also good for the above-mentioned.

Appreciable, the washing machine, the dryer and the iron are available free of charge in the laundry.

Double room from 150 €, single 130 €.

Hôtel Madison, 143 boulevard Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 40 51 60 00.

Hotel Les Matins de Paris, Pigalle

Awakened to the city, arty-workshop atmosphere, lively energy and luminous design nuances: the 33 rooms of Les Matins de Paris smile in a happy spirit.

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By becoming “SoPi”, Pigalle has lost its sulphurous temperament adorning itself with bobo codes, and, between the rue des Martyrs and Montmartre, now displays a family spirit.

The so-called "one-eyed" hotels have turned into quiet stopovers.

The 33 rooms of the four-star, Les Matins de Paris, occupy the place of a restaurant where, at the beginning of the last century, artists from the Butte met.

Normally, its buffet breakfast, currently served in your room, is a delight for the kids.

The spa with its small swimming pool in the basement (open and privatized) comforts parents when they return from their walk.

If baby's schedules, everyone's fatigue, curfews and so on, prevent you from going out to one of the many nearby restaurants, home-made pizzas and room service appease appetites.

For the rooms, two solutions: the junior suite with its double bed and sofa for two (as a bonus free access to the spa) € 237 or two communicating rooms each with their own bathroom (€ 303 for both).

Double rooms from € 142.

Hotel les Matins de Paris, 3 rue Clauzel, 75009 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 40 38 42 40.

The Grand Hotel du Palais Royal, Palais Royal

Thanks to its privileged location, both historical and cultural, the Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal benefits from unique assets in the heart of Paris.

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Open history book, this district extending from the Louvre to the Stock Exchange, winds in the passages and alleys, wanders on the side of the Ministry of Culture, flirts with the gardens of the Royal Palace, where Louis XIV, as a child, rode on horseback .

In the 21st century, the scooter is more appropriate.

This is why Alexandra and Julie, mothers and owners of this five-star hotel with 68 rooms, directly above the Royal Palace, make them available to their guests.

And refine the reception of families: personalized game books, toys, made-to-measure breakfasts, special attention for birthdays, etc.

The concierges organize the baby-sittings, get tickets for the adapted attractions: museums, circuses, Disneyland, etc.

And so that any family stay is a success: connecting rooms, spa for older children and a very healthy restaurant.

From 435 € per night.

Grand hotel du Palais Royal, 4 rue de Valois, 75001 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 42 96 15 35.

Le Bristol, Saint-Honoré - Élysée

The Hippolyte rabbit awaits your children to help them discover all kinds of activities.

Rabbit-shaped menu, cat-shaped shortbread, treasure hunt, bathrobe ... Everything is done to make children feel happy at Bristol Paris.

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Neighboring the Élysée Palace but also theaters, the Concorde, the Faubourg boutiques, the palace pampers children with adjoining rooms, welcome gifts, bathrobe, slippers in their size, bib embroidered with babies' names.

The sons and daughter of the Beckham couple fondly remember their many stays in this five-star member of the Oetker group when their famous daddy David played for PSG.

It was their home with Fa-Raon, the sacred Burmese, hotel mascot, who always struts from the garden to the reception as a playmate.

Hippolyte the rabbit appears on their menus, offering them, with the help of the concierges, lots of activities.

Last but not least

, the Bonpoint spa opens its doors to 6-12 year olds, accompanied by one of their parents for tailor-made treatments.

And for the older ones, the swimming pool, Transatlantic style of the thirties, is a godsend.

190 rooms and suites from 900 €.

Le Bristol, 112, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris.

Phone.

: 01 53 43 41 67.