Best Paris Hotels for Families (2025): Where to Stay With Kids of All Ages

Last Updated June 7, 2025

family with bellhop and suitcases at hotel in Paris, France

Traveling to Paris with children? The right hotel can make your trip smoother, more enjoyable, and even more memorable. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly stay near parks, a mid-range hotel with a pool, or a luxury option with family suites, this guide covers the best Paris hotels for families organized by price and updated for 2025.

We’ve prioritized hotels that offer connecting rooms, walkable locations, and real perks for families, from stroller access to kid-friendly breakfasts.

Budget-Friendly Family Hotels (Under €300/night)

Hotel Monge – 5th Arrondissement

Charming and well-located in the Latin Quarter, just a short walk from Jardin des Plantes.

Why it works for families:

  • Great for kids ages 2–12

  • Free breakfast

  • Quick walk to parks and the metro (Line 10, Cardinal Lemoine)

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.2

  • Google: 4.7

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Hotel Astoria – Astotel – 8th Arrondissement

Bright, cheerful, and known for helpful service.

Family-friendly details:

  • Free snacks, minibar, and games

  • Near multiple metro lines and walkable to shopping areas

  • Kids' lounge area and elevator access

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.0

  • Google: 4.6

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Mid-Range Paris Hotels for Families (€300–€700/night)

Les Jardins de Mademoiselle – 15th Arrondissement

A peaceful option with rare Paris perks: an indoor pool and garden space.

Highlights:

  • Family suites and cribs

  • 5-minute walk to Cambronne metro (Line 6)

  • Short ride to the Eiffel Tower

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.1

  • Google: 4.6

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Hotel Le Six – 6th Arrondissement

Close to Jardin du Luxembourg, this Saint-Germain hotel is ideal for active families.

Perks:

  • Connecting rooms

  • Kid-friendly breakfast options

  • Steps from cultural landmarks

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.2

  • Google: 4.7

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Hotel Dames du Pantheon – 5th Arrondissement

Directly across from the Pantheon and close to student-friendly areas.

Family appeal:

  • Babysitting available

  • Near museums and gardens

  • Walkable to RER B and metro (Line 10)

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.1

  • Google: 4.6

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Hotel Malte Opera – 2nd Arrondissement

Great for museum lovers, especially older kids.

Why families like it:

  • Family packages

  • Triple rooms and welcome treats

  • Walkable to Louvre and Palais Royal

Ratings:

  • Booking: 8.9

  • Google: 4.5

  • TripAdvisor: 4.4

Hotel des Grands Boulevards – 2nd Arrondissement

Trendy, central, and perfect for families with tweens or teens.

Details:

  • Adjoining rooms

  • Kids’ menus and welcome gifts

  • Direct metro access (Lines 8 and 9)

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.0

  • Google: 4.6

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Luxury Family Hotels in Paris (€700+/night)

Cheval Blanc Paris – 1st Arrondissement

Ultra-luxe with a central location and top-tier service.

Why families choose it:

  • Custom kids’ activities

  • Babysitting services

  • Steps from the Seine and Louvre

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.5

  • Google: 4.8

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Le Bristol Paris – 8th Arrondissement

A family favorite for its balance of style and substance.

What makes it family-friendly:

  • On-site kids' club

  • Rooftop pool and play garden

  • Fun extras like baking classes for kids

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.6

  • Google: 4.7

  • TripAdvisor: 4.5

Shangri-La Paris – 16th Arrondissement

Former palace turned family hotel with Eiffel Tower views.

What to expect:

  • Family suites and indoor pool

  • Kids' robes and welcome gifts

  • Easy metro access to the Arc de Triomphe and Trocadéro

Ratings:

  • Booking: 9.3

  • Google: 4.7

  • TripAdvisor: 4.6

Final Tips for Booking Family Hotels in Paris

  • Family rooms in Paris are limited, so book early

  • Many Paris hotels are in historic buildings so check for elevator access if you have a stroller

  • If traveling with toddlers, look for neighborhoods near green spaces like the Luxembourg or Monceau gardens

  • Consider staying near key sights like the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, or Louvre for less daily commuting

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