The Most Family-Friendly Hotels in Paris, France

Find the perfect place to relax after a busy day touring around Paris with the family | Courtesy of the Peninsula Paris / Expedia

Vanessa Gainford

1 February 2021

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Paris may be the city of light and love, but it’s also a great place for a family holiday. With famous landmarks, museums, galleries, parks, boat trips and, of course, Disneyland Paris, there is plenty to keep children of all ages occupied. You’ll need a comfortable spot to return to at the end of long days running around Paris with your family, so we’ve rounded up the very best family-friendly hotels the city has to offer.

Hotel Monte Cristo

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The decor of Hotel Monte Cristo is vibrant: rich purple hues, marbled patterns adorned with exotic plants and antiques. This might not immediately scream family friendly, but rooms are spacious with an array of bed formats on offer. Staff are also very accommodating and wonderful with requests for children, especially when it comes to dining menus. Make sure to order room service from the delicious breakfast menu.

Residence Nell

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In the 9th arrondissement, Residence Nell offers newly renovated apartments designed for both short and long stays in Paris, perfect for accommodating families. A 24-hour reception is at hand to provide you with anything you may need, and apartments are all fully equipped to make you feel right at home – ideal for when you need to cook a familiar meal for your little ones.

Hotel Bienvenue

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Hotel Bienvenue is also conveniently located in the 9th arrondissement. Staff create a fantastically homely atmosphere, so it’s almost like you’re staying with extended family. Apartments are trendy and comfortable, and there is an outdoor terrace for al fresco dining, where the greenery acts as a soothing oasis for children to play in.

Hotel Parister

Floor-to-ceiling windows in the restaurant, full of tables and chairs with potted plants, at the Parister

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Described as a Parisian jewel, the 9th arrondissement’s Hotel Parister is cosiness itself. Expertly crafted decor adds a dose of luxury, yet is minimalist enough to make families feel at their ease. Sports facilities, a terrace, lounge, restaurant, bar, café and swimming pool give parents the opportunity for some downtime while children exert themselves.

Hotel Henriette Rive Gauche

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Boutique, bohemian and cosy, Hotel Henriette Rive Gauche exudes a thoroughly friendly atmosphere. A floral backyard for al fresco dining and individually designed bedrooms create a real sense of intimacy, and there’s even a city concierge service that will help you organise everything from transport to dinner reservations and theatre tickets.

Terrass" Hotel, Paris

A bed, red couch, circular chair and balcony in a hotel room at Terrass

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This four-star hotel dating from the early 1900s has some impressive credentials – it’s hosted Dalí, Matisse, Renoir, Edith Piaf and Jacques Prévert. Located in the heart of Montmartre, close to the Sacré Coeur and Moulin Rouge, Terrass” Hotel is ideally located for sightseeing but also has great transport connections to other popular family attractions. Once children are tucked in, bedrooms also have panoramic views of Paris for parents to enjoy with a nightcap.

Le Bristol Paris

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Recently renovated, Le Bristol Paris is elegant and contemporary while retaining plenty of 18th-century charm. A swimming pool on the rooftop and interior garden provide ideal spots for children to play while parents unwind, and miniature guests even receive a welcome gift at check-in, as well as surprises in the room. Adjoining rooms are available on request, and the concierge is more than happy to organise internal and external family activities.

The Peninsula Paris

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Just a stroll from many of Paris’s monuments, historical landmarks, museums, the Champs-Élysées and the Seine, the Peninsula’s location is hard to beat if you’re planning to explore Paris on foot. Adults will enjoy the haute couture-inspired rooms and vast array of amenities, meaning quality time with the little ones can take centre stage.

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