Finding the right family hotel in Paris can make a big difference to your stay, especially when you are travelling with children. If you are planning your trip and looking for tips on what to see and do, check out our guide to Paris with kids.
Families of 4, 5 or 6 often need more than just a standard hotel room: enough sleeping space, family rooms or separate bedrooms, and sometimes a kitchen or swimming pool.
In this guide, we have selected 9 family-friendly hotels in Paris that are worth considering for a stay with kids. You’ll find options with family rooms, apartments, kitchen facilities, swimming pools and convenient locations for exploring the city by Metro or on foot.
Whether you are visiting Paris with two children or travelling with a larger family, this guide will help you find a hotel that fits your family’s needs and sleeping arrangements.
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Quick overview: which family hotel in Paris is right for you
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For a family of 4
Hotel Helzear Etoile, YOOMA Urban Lodge and Chouette Hotel are interesting options.
For a family of 5
Consider Pepper & Paper Apartments, Le Robinet d’Or, Les Jardins du Luxembourg and Hôtel Regent’s Garden.
For a family of 6
YOOMA Urban Lodge and Hotel Magenta 38 are interesting options. Pepper & Paper Apartments may also accommodate 6 people, depending on the accommodation available.
Looking for a hotel with a swimming pool?
Résidence & Spa Le Prince Régent has an indoor swimming pool.
Want to stay close to the Eiffel Tower?
YOOMA Urban Lodge Tour Eiffel is about 1 kilometre from the Eiffel Tower.
Want your own kitchen?
Pepper & Paper Apartments has two bedrooms, a living room and a fully equipped kitchen. Some rooms at Hotel Helzear also have a kitchenette.
Need multiple bedrooms?
Take a look at Pepper & Paper Apartments, Le Prince Régent and Les Jardins du Luxembourg.
Arriving by train?
Le Robinet d’Or is about a 12-minute walk from Gare du Nord.
Family rooms in Paris
A family room in Paris can be a convenient option when travelling with several children and you want everyone to stay in the same accommodation. However, the options vary considerably from one hotel to another.
One hotel may offer a large room with several beds, while another may have bunk beds, a sofa bed or a family suite with multiple bedrooms.
For a family of 4, the choice is usually larger than for a family of 5 or 6. That’s why it’s important to look beyond the maximum occupancy.
When booking, also check:
– how many actual beds there are;
– whether a sofa bed is used;
– how many bedrooms you have;
– how many bathrooms there are;
– how large the room or suite is;
– whether there is a kitchen or kitchenette;
-the exact maximum occupancy.
For families of 5 or 6, an apartment or family suite can also be more practical than a traditional family room.
What should you look for in a family-friendly hotel in Paris?
A family-friendly hotel is more than a hotel that simply welcomes children. The room layout and location can make a big difference during a city break.
1. Check the actual sleeping arrangements
A room advertised for 5 people may sound attractive, but always check how those five people will actually sleep. A combination of a double bed, single beds and a sofa bed is very different from having several proper beds.
For younger children, a sofa bed may be perfectly fine, while older children may prefer having their own bed.
2. Know the French hotel terms
When comparing hotels yourself, you’ll come across terms such as:
– chambre familiale – family room
– chambre triple – triple room
– chambre quadruple – quadruple room
– suite familiale – family suite
– chambres communicantes – connecting rooms
The last option can be particularly useful for a family of 4. You have two rooms connected by an internal door, giving parents and children a little more privacy.
3. Check the maximum occupancy
This is especially important for families of 5 or 6. A hotel may offer family rooms, but not every family room accommodates the same number of people.
Always check the specific room you want to book rather than relying only on the hotel’s general information.
4. Think about the location
A hotel doesn’t have to be right next to all the major tourist attractions to be practical.
A hotel just a few minutes’ walk from a Metro station can actually be very convenient. After a long day of sightseeing, you can get back to the hotel quickly without everyone having to walk for another 30 minutes.
5. A kitchen can be useful
Especially with younger children, having a kitchenette or kitchen can be practical. You can prepare your own breakfast or make something simple for the children.
For a longer stay, an apartment with a proper kitchen can also be much more comfortable than a standard hotel room.
6. Look at the extra facilities
A swimming pool, garden, play area or laundry facilities can make a big difference when staying in Paris for several days.
Of course, you don’t need all of these facilities. Focus on what matters most to your family.
1. Hotel Helzear Etoile by Esteem: family rooms near the Champs-Élysées (8th)
Looking for a family-friendly hotel in Paris for 4 people and want to stay centrally? Hotel Helzear Etoile by Esteem is just a five-minute walk from the Champs-Élysées and close to Charles de Gaulle–Étoile Metro and RER station.
For families, the spacious family rooms are particularly interesting. The rooms are up to 32 m² and have a practical layout, with the sleeping areas partly separated. This gives you a little more privacy than a standard hotel room.
Another advantage is that some rooms have their own kitchenette. These are equipped with facilities including a refrigerator and microwave, making it easy to prepare something simple for the children during your stay.
Why is this hotel suitable for families?
– Family rooms of up to 32 m²
– Sleeping areas that are partly separated
– Some rooms have a kitchenette
– Metro and RER close to the hotel
– About a 5-minute walk from the Champs-Élysées
– Convenient connections towards Disneyland Paris
Best for
Families of 4 who want to stay centrally in Paris and find a kitchenette useful.
Good to know
Not every room has the same facilities. When booking, check carefully that your chosen room actually has a kitchenette and the sleeping arrangement you need.
2. YOOMA Urban Lodge Tour Eiffel: ideal for families near the Eiffel Tower (15th)
Want to stay near the Eiffel Tower with children? YOOMA Urban Lodge Tour Eiffel is an interesting option. The hotel is about 1 kilometre from the Eiffel Tower and right on the Seine.
What makes YOOMA particularly suitable for families are its rooms for 4, 5 or 6 people. The sleeping arrangements are cleverly designed with pod-style bunk beds and double beds, allowing larger families to stay together in one room.
The hotel itself also caters to families with children. Facilities include a baby kitchen, laundry facilities and games for children. These are particularly useful when staying in Paris for several days.
Why is YOOMA suitable for families?
– Suitable for families of 4, 5 or 6
– About 1 kilometre from the Eiffel Tower
– Directly on the Seine
– Baby kitchen available
– Laundry facilities
– Games for children
– Pod-style/bunk-style sleeping areas and double beds
Best for
Families of 4, 5 or 6 who want to stay together in one room and make the Eiffel Tower a central part of their Paris trip.
Good to know
The pod and bunk-style sleeping arrangements are particularly fun for children, but may be less suitable if you are looking for a traditional hotel room with separate bedrooms.
3. Pepper & Paper Apartments: more space and your own kitchen (5th)
Travelling to Paris with children and finding a standard hotel room too small? Pepper & Paper Apartments are an interesting alternative. Instead of a traditional hotel room, you stay in an apartment with two bedrooms, a living room and a fully equipped kitchen.
For families, this is particularly useful if you want more space or are staying in Paris for several nights. Having your own kitchen also means you can prepare breakfast or a simple meal yourself, which can be much more practical with children than eating out for every meal.
The apartments are located in the 5th arrondissement. Facilities include a garden, lift and laundry facilities, and there is a supermarket nearby.
Why is Pepper & Paper suitable for families?
– Two bedrooms
– Separate living room
– Fully equipped kitchen
– Suitable for up to 5 people
– Possibility of accommodating a 6th person on request
– Garden
– Lift
– Laundry facilities
– Supermarket nearby
Best for
Families of 4 or 5 who want more space than a standard hotel room and like the option of preparing their own breakfast or meals.
An apartment can also be a particularly comfortable option for families staying in Paris for several days.
Good to know
According to the information in this guide, the apartments accommodate up to 5 people, with the possibility of a 6th person on request. Always check the current occupancy and conditions when booking for your family.
4. Résidence & Spa Le Prince Régent: family-friendly hotel with a pool (6th)
A hotel with a swimming pool can be a great bonus after a day of sightseeing in Paris. At Résidence & Spa Le Prince Régent, you combine a central location with the option of relaxing in the indoor pool after a day in the city.
The hotel is located in the 6th arrondissement, close to the Jardin du Luxembourg. The spacious suites have two or three bedrooms, a kitchen and a washing machine. This makes the accommodation feel more like an apartment than a traditional hotel room.
For families travelling with several children, the extra space can be a major advantage. You have more sleeping space as well as a kitchen and washing machine close at hand.
Why is Le Prince Régent suitable for families?
– Suites with two or three bedrooms
– Kitchen
– Washing machine in the suite
– Indoor swimming pool
– Spa
– Central location in the 6th arrondissement
– Close to the Jardin du Luxembourg
Best for
Families who value space and comfort and like having a swimming pool at their hotel during a city break.
The suites are also interesting if you prefer having several bedrooms rather than sleeping together in one family room.
Good to know
The exact sleeping arrangements and maximum occupancy vary by suite. When booking, check which suite is suitable for your family.
5. Le Robinet d’Or: convenient hotel for families arriving by train (10th)
Arriving in Paris by train? Staying near Gare du Nord can be a major advantage. Le Robinet d’Or is located in the 10th arrondissement, about a 12-minute walk from Gare du Nord.
For families, the executive suite is particularly interesting. It has a queen-size bed, a single bed and a sofa bed and can accommodate up to 5 people. This makes it a practical option for a family that wants to stay together in one accommodation.
The location is also convenient if you plan to explore Paris by public transport. From Gare du Nord, you have connections to several Metro lines and regional trains.
Why is Le Robinet d’Or suitable for families?
– Executive suite for up to 5 people
– Queen-size bed, single bed and sofa bed
– About a 12-minute walk from Gare du Nord
– Convenient base for travelling around Paris by public transport
– Air conditioning
Best for
Families of up to 5 travelling to Paris by train and looking for a hotel relatively close to Gare du Nord.
Good to know
The sleeping arrangement is different from a traditional family room with several bedrooms. Check in advance whether the combination of beds and sofa bed works for your family and the ages of your children.
6. Les Jardins du Luxembourg: family suite with two bedrooms (5th)
With children, it can be nice not to have everyone sleeping in the same room after a long day in Paris. Les Jardins du Luxembourg therefore offers an interesting option for families: a family suite with two bedrooms and a kitchenette.
The accommodation is located in the 5th arrondissement, near the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Latin Quarter. You stay centrally while still having more privacy thanks to the separate bedrooms.
The family suite has its own entrance, two bedrooms and a kitchenette and can accommodate up to 5 people.
Why is Les Jardins du Luxembourg suitable for families?
– Family suite with two bedrooms
– Kitchenette
– Private entrance
– Suitable for up to 5 people
– Location in the 5th arrondissement
– Close to the Jardin du Luxembourg and Latin Quarter
Best for
Families of up to 5 who value having two bedrooms and want to stay centrally in Paris.
This is particularly interesting if you are travelling with children and prefer more privacy than a traditional family room provides.
Good to know
The accommodation is set up differently from a classic hotel. Check the current room layout, sleeping arrangements and maximum occupancy carefully when booking.
7. Hôtel Regent’s Garden – Astotel: quiet hotel with space for the whole family (17th)
Want to stay in Paris with children but prefer not to be right in the middle of the crowds? Hôtel Regent’s Garden – Astotel is located in the 17th arrondissement and offers a quieter alternative. The Arc de Triomphe is about a 10-minute walk away.
For families, the superior family room is particularly interesting. It has two double beds, one single bed and two bathrooms and can accommodate up to 5 people. Having two bathrooms can be especially practical when travelling with several children.
The hotel also has a green garden where you can relax after a busy day in Paris.
Why is Hôtel Regent’s Garden suitable for families?
– Family room for up to 5 people
– Two double beds and one single bed
– Two bathrooms
– Green garden
– Quieter location in the 17th arrondissement
– Arc de Triomphe about a 10-minute walk away
Best for
Families of up to 5 who value space and a quieter location.
The two bathrooms make this hotel particularly interesting for families who would rather not all share the same bathroom.
Good to know
The hotel is not right in the heart of the most touristy part of Paris. This can be an advantage if you prefer a quieter area in the evening, but keep in mind that some sights will require a longer journey.
8. Hotel Magenta 38: family rooms for larger families (10th)
Travelling to Paris with a larger family? Finding a hotel room where everyone can sleep comfortably can be difficult. Hotel Magenta 38 in the 10th arrondissement is therefore an interesting option. In addition to family rooms for smaller families, the hotel has a family suite for up to 7 people.
The family rooms have different sleeping arrangements. Some rooms have four separate beds, while others combine a double bed with single beds. This gives you more flexibility when choosing a room based on your family’s needs.
For families of 6 or more, the larger family suite is particularly interesting.
Why is Hotel Magenta 38 suitable for families?
– Family rooms with different sleeping arrangements
– Family suite for up to 7 people
– Suitable for larger families
– Location in the 10th arrondissement
– Different options for arranging the sleeping spaces
Best for
Larger families of 5, 6 or 7 who want to stay together in one accommodation and are finding it difficult to find a suitable family room.
Good to know
Not every family room has the same layout or maximum occupancy. When booking, check the exact room you are selecting and make sure all family members are within the stated occupancy.
9. Chouette Hotel: quiet stay near Parc Georges Brassens (15th)
Not every family wants to stay in the busy centre of Paris. If you are looking for a quieter hotel and are travelling with up to four people, Chouette Hotel in the 15th arrondissement is an interesting option.
The hotel is close to Parc Georges Brassens, where children have some space to play and you can escape the busy city for a while. Triple rooms and junior suites are among the options suitable for families of up to 4.
Public transport also makes it easy to reach other parts of Paris from here. Metro line 12 is nearby.
Why is Chouette Hotel suitable for families?
– Suitable for families of up to 4
– Triple rooms and junior suites
– Quieter location in the 15th arrondissement
– Close to Parc Georges Brassens
– Metro line 12 nearby
Best for
Families of up to 4 who value a quieter location and like returning to a less crowded part of Paris after a day of sightseeing.
Good to know
This hotel is not close to the most famous sights in central Paris. You will therefore rely more on the Metro. For families who value a peaceful neighbourhood more than a central location, this can actually be an advantage.
Which Paris hotel is right for your family?
The right hotel mainly depends on the size of your family and what matters most to you.
Hotel in Paris for 4 people
Families of 4 generally have more choice. Hotel Helzear is interesting because of its family rooms and the kitchenette available in some rooms.
If you want to stay close to the Eiffel Tower, YOOMA Urban Lodge is worth considering. If you prefer a quieter neighbourhood, take a look at Chouette Hotel.
Hotel in Paris for 5 people
For a family of 5, interesting options include Pepper & Paper Apartments, Le Robinet d’Or, Les Jardins du Luxembourg and Hôtel Regent’s Garden.
Choose Pepper & Paper if you mainly want plenty of space and a kitchen. Les Jardins du Luxembourg is interesting if having two bedrooms is important to you.
Hotel in Paris for 6 people
The choice becomes more limited for a family of 6.
YOOMA Urban Lodge has rooms for up to 6 people. Hotel Magenta 38 is also interesting for larger families, with a family suite for up to 7 people.
Pepper & Paper Apartments may also be suitable for 6 people, depending on the accommodation available.
Hotel in Paris with a swimming pool
Want to go swimming after a day of sightseeing? Résidence & Spa Le Prince Régent is an interesting option. The hotel has an indoor swimming pool and suites with multiple bedrooms.
Hotel near the Eiffel Tower
Want to make it easy to visit the Eiffel Tower from your hotel? YOOMA Urban Lodge Tour Eiffel is an interesting choice. The hotel is about 1 kilometre from the Eiffel Tower and directly on the Seine.
Hotel with a kitchen
A kitchen is particularly useful with younger children or when staying in Paris for several days.
Pepper & Paper Apartments has a fully equipped kitchen and two bedrooms. Some rooms at Hotel Helzear have a kitchenette.
Hotel with multiple bedrooms
Would you rather not all sleep in the same room? Look for accommodation with multiple bedrooms.
Pepper & Paper Apartments has two bedrooms and a living room. Le Prince Régent has suites with two or three bedrooms. Les Jardins du Luxembourg has a family suite with two bedrooms.
Our advice: when choosing a family room, don’t look only at the price or number of stars. The sleeping arrangement, space, location and facilities are at least as important.
Always check the current availability, maximum occupancy and exact room or suite layout before booking.
Frequently asked questions about family-friendly hotels in Paris
• What is a good family-friendly hotel in Paris?
A good family-friendly hotel offers more than just family rooms. A practical location, enough sleeping space and facilities suited to your children’s age can make a big difference. Pay particular attention to the number of actual beds, the room layout, the distance to the Metro and extras such as a kitchenette, swimming pool or family facilities.
• Which hotels in Paris can accommodate 4 people?
There are several options for families of four, including YOOMA Urban Lodge, Hotel Helzear Etoile by Esteem, Chouette Hotel and Les Jardins du Luxembourg. Always check the exact room layout and maximum occupancy when booking, as a family room for four may, for example, consist of two beds and a sofa bed.
• Where can a family of 5 stay in Paris?
For five people, Pepper & Paper Apartments, YOOMA Urban Lodge, Hôtel Regent’s Garden and Les Jardins du Luxembourg are interesting options from this selection. Check carefully whether all five people can sleep in one room or apartment and whether there are enough actual beds.
• Which hotels in Paris are suitable for 6 people?
For larger families, YOOMA Urban Lodge and Hotel Magenta 38 are particularly interesting. With six people, it is especially important to check the exact room layout and booking conditions. Some hotels may offer a suitable family room or suite, while at others it may be better to book two rooms or an apartment.
• Is an apartment or aparthotel a good option with children in Paris?
Yes, especially if you are travelling with several children. An apartment or aparthotel often provides more space and may have a kitchen or kitchenette. This is useful if you don’t want to eat every meal in a restaurant or prefer to prepare breakfast and snacks for the children yourself.
• What is a good area to stay in Paris with children?
There is no single best neighbourhood for every family. Look for an area with a Metro station nearby and enough shops, restaurants and other useful facilities.
The Latin Quarter, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Le Marais and the Opéra area are central and practical. If you prefer somewhere quieter or more affordable, you can also consider areas such as Montparnasse, Bastille or Nation.
• What should I look for in a family room in Paris?
Don’t only look at the number of people the hotel says can sleep in the room. Also check how many actual beds there are, whether a sofa bed is used, whether the sleeping areas are separated and whether a cot can be added.
Useful French search terms include chambre familiale, chambre quadruple and chambres communicantes for connecting rooms. Suites and duplex rooms can also be interesting options for families.
