From the Trocadéro to the Golden Triangle, from Saint-Germain-des-Prés to the Champ-de-Mars, some hotels are going all out for young travelers—even combining two 17th-century duplexes or opening an Art Deco pool for children as young as four. For these six Paris hotels, we’ve broken down the family-friendly rooms to book based on the number of children, along with what’s available for them.
The Plaza Tour Eiffel, a family-run boutique hotel nestled among museums and gardens in western Paris
About 30 minutes by taxi from both Roissy and Orly, the Plaza Tour Eiffel offers a relaxing place to settle in—a real plus when traveling with children. Once settled in, you can go on one outing after another: the Trocadéro Gardens and their fountains, the Ranelagh Gardens, or even the Jardin d’Acclimatation and the Bois de Boulogne to burn off some energy. On rainy days, head to the Palais de Tokyo and its workshops for the little ones. For parents, the concierge service at this boutique hotel—perfect for exploring Paris as a family—takes care of tours, taxis, and reservations at family-friendly restaurants. And Disney is just a 45-minute ride away by public transportation.
Room at the ©Plaza Tour Eiffel
The hotel features 41 bright and spacious rooms, including two junior suites, equipped with bathrobes, slippers, and Chromecast. Some Deluxe rooms even feature a bow window, and the two sets of Deluxe Family rooms combine a king-size bed and a queen-size bed, which can be converted into twin beds depending on the children’s ages. The best Hôtel de Paris for Family Travel ? The Plaza Tour Eiffel ranks high on our list. As for breakfast, the buffet features organic products, including cereals, dairy products, cold cuts, bacon, and sausages, not to mention vegetarian and gluten-free options.
What makes the difference? Pets are welcome, and food bowls are available upon request—perfect for taking the family dog on vacation.
Good to know? The Birthday Package includes balloon decorations for the room and champagne to celebrate a birthday with the family.
Plaza Tour Eiffel
32 Rue Greuze, 75116 Paris
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The Prince of Conti: A 17th-Century Family in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Hot chocolate at a legendary brasserie in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, macarons from one of the neighborhood’s pastry shops: from Rue Guénégaud, the kids’ afternoon snack is just a few steps away. As for sightseeing, the Louvre is on the other bank, the Musée d’Orsay is just a few minutes’ walk away, and the Jardin du Luxembourg lets the little ones burn off some energy before a cruise on the Seine.
For families, several of the 23 rooms and suites can be combined like pieces of a building set. Two 16 m² Deluxe rooms are connected, as are two 25 m² duplex suites, each of which accommodates three people across two levels. With the ability to accommodate six people in its interconnected duplexes, the Prince de Conti ranks among the best hotels in Paris for family travel. In the 31-square-meter suites, the sleeper sofa in the separate living room brings the capacity to four people. This 4-star boutique hotel, one of the most unique in Paris, dedicates each room to characters and events from the 17th century, the era in which the building was constructed. And for your evening movie, the smart TVs are compatible with Chromecast.
Continued from ©Prince de Conti
What makes the difference? A private outdoor space in Saint-Germain-des-Prés: the tree-lined terrace of the Terrace Suite, which is combined with a Deluxe room when traveling with six people.
Good to know? With the Family Package, you can book family rooms directly, and transfers to train stations or airports can be arranged upon request.
Prince of Conti
8 Rue Guénégaud, 75006 Paris
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Le Grand Powers, a Family Suite in the Golden Triangle
When evening falls, from the Alma Bridge, not far from the hotel, the children watch the Eiffel Tower sparkle. The nearby George V and Franklin D. Roosevelt metro stations lead directly to the Louvre and the Marais, making the Grand Powers one of the most convenient hotels in central Paris for exploring the capital. The concierges even offer pétanque lessons.
Executive Room at the Hotel ©Grand Powers
The Family Suite lives up to its name: a 25-square-meter Superior Room facing the courtyard, in a quiet location, and a 13-square-meter living room with its own bathroom, which can be converted into a connecting room for a third guest. The 45-square-meter Junior Suites can accommodate an extra bed and offer products and menus designed for children. Add in babysitting services upon request, and the Grand Powers proves to be a boutique hotel in Paris particularly well-suited for families. On Sundays, Café 52 serves brunch with a buffet of appetizers and desserts, as well as eggs cooked to order.
What makes the difference? Pow, the hotel's mascot, which the younger guests bring home as a stuffed animal from the hotel gift shop.
Good to know? After a shopping trip on Avenue Montaigne, just a stone's throw away, your purchases can be delivered to the hotel.
Great Powers
52 Rue François 1er, 75008 Paris
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The Hôtel du Collectionneur, an Art Deco swimming pool facing Parc Monceau
Parc Monceau is right across the street, and the Arc de Triomphe is just a short walk away: on Rue de Courcelles, the first family stroll takes you around the lake. The Champs-Élysées are nearby, and the Grand Palais and Petit Palais host exhibitions right in the neighborhood. Line 2 departs from Courcelles, 400 meters away, and a valet parks your car in the 60-space parking lot.
Inside, this 5-star hotel evokes the luxury ocean liners of the 1930s, centered around an 800 m² open-air garden. For families, the Prestige Double or Deluxe Double rooms are ideal: two double beds in a 30-square-meter space, a bathtub in the marble bathroom, and the option to connect to an adjoining room. The 55-square-meter Deluxe Suite also features a living room with a sofa bed, and a crib is available upon request.
Eiffel Lounge Apartment ©Hôtel du Collectionneur
The spa, spanning nearly 450 m², offers treatments from the Swiss brand Cellcosmet. Its 18-meter Art Deco pool, set beneath high ceilings punctuated by mirrored accents, elevates Le Collectionneur to the ranks of the most spectacular Hotels with pools in Paris. Children as young as four are allowed to participate, accompanied by an adult, during designated time slots.
What makes the difference? The Courcelles Apartment: 420 m² spread over three floors, featuring five bedrooms, a home theater, and a hammam—perfect for families spanning three generations.
Good to know? Breakfast is also served on the terrace, or you can take it to go if you're leaving early in the morning.
The Collector's Hotel
51–57 Rue de Courcelles, 75008 Paris
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Brach Paris: Swimming and Pastries on the Family Itinerary
From the Brach Paris, it’s about a 20-minute walk to the Serres d’Auteuil, Roland-Garros, or the ParisLongchamp racetrack, while the Jardin de Bagatelle and its rose garden are just a little further away. For art lovers, the Louis Vuitton Foundation and the Marmottan Monet Museum are also worth visiting.
At the hotel, the six suites can be connected to one another or to guest rooms as needed. Two swimming pools—one 22 meters long and the other 6 meters long—await swimmers of all ages. The result: a 5-star hotel in Paris where children have just as much to do as their parents. In the guest rooms, the minibar takes on the feel of a concept store.
A suite at the Brach Paris hotel ©Nolwenn Pernin
At Le Brach, one of the best restaurants in Paris, a 20-meter-long open kitchen puts on a show as meats and seafood sizzle over the flames. Swimming pools, an open kitchen, and interconnected suites: this is a luxury hotel in Paris that caters to the whole family. In the morning, the breakfast menu has something for everyone, from pancakes with maple syrup and hot chocolate for the kids to shakshouka for the parents.
What makes the difference? The "Family Moments" package, which includes breakfast and a gourmet stop at Pâtisserie Brach, owned by Fabien Emery, European champion in the art of pastry making.
Good to know? The Sports Club also offers swimming lessons, giving you the opportunity to improve your skills during your stay.
Brach Paris
1-7 Rue Jean Richepin, 75116 Paris
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SAX Paris: From the Parc des Princes to the gardens on Avenue de Breteuil
The Champ-de-Mars is very close to the SAX Paris, and with it, the lawns leading to the Eiffel Tower. Choosing a hotel near the Eiffel Tower means being able to head back for a nap between sightseeing trips. For lunch, the hotel sets up a chic picnic in the gardens on Avenue de Breteuil, with a view of the Dome of Les Invalides, and the Palace of Versailles awaits after a ride in a Maybach.
The Signature Suite at the ©Sax Paris Hotel
Of the hotel’s 118 rooms, the 37-square-meter Prestige Room and the 38-square-meter Junior Suite each feature two single beds—perfect for accommodating siblings—and connecting rooms round out the family-friendly offerings. Breakfast is served on the 7th floor, with the Iron Lady in plain sight: it’s this kind of wake-up call that sets a hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower apart. At the end of the day, the Riviera-style pool in the garden remains reserved primarily for hotel guests.
What makes the difference? For young soccer fans, the PSG experience at the Parc des Princes: private transportation, VIP tickets, and a personalized jersey signed in the name of the player of their choice.
Good to know? Room service is available 24 hours a day, and the Duroc metro station is a five-minute walk away.
SAX Paris
55 Avenue de Saxe, 75007 Paris
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