Top 5 three stars hotels for families in Paris, France

Naturalness is the philosophy of this charming country-style hotel. It is located in the suburbs of Paris, near the famous Saint-Ouen flea market. Guests are welcomed by cool public areas, an abundance of wood and greenery, and of course, hospitality.

Children will definitely not get bored! And their parents can breathe easy: the kids are occupied for a long time! In the hotel's internal garden, there are tables for ping-pong, and there's plenty of space for running around. In the evening, movies are shown for children and adults on a giant projector.

Various workshops are held at the hotel every month. Cardboard, papier-mâché, glue, scissors – all of this will be at the children's disposal, and they will be able to create something with their own hands under the guidance of an animator.

Children under 6 years old are fed absolutely for free, and throughout the day, the little ones are treated to organic snacks and warm drinks.

The family room in bohemian style is filled with many interesting details from marionettes to unusual instruments. It features one large bed and two small beds, as well as a spacious bathroom.

The hotel is located in the suburbs of Paris, but this will not prevent you from easily reaching the city's main attractions. The Garibaldi metro station is 500 meters away, and the major transfer hub Mairie de Saint Ouen is 800 meters away. You can get to the Louvre in just half an hour.

The hotel has its own restaurant, serving organic, popular, and Italian cuisine. They prepare pizza in an oven, which will surely spark great interest among children.

Location is far from the center of Paris. Some tourists were dissatisfied with the absence of a television in the rooms, but evening movie screenings solve this problem.

A variety of entertainment for children, an on-site restaurant with a wide selection of dishes suitable for little ones.

A small cozy hotel with a very convenient location, it is literally surrounded by significant places in Paris.

Family rooms are compact, but you couldn't ask for more for such a central location. The quadruple room has a large double bed and a fold-away bed. It is said that children are thrilled by it. It's real magic when the bed turns into a wall!

Just imagine that the hotel is located in the very center, surrounded by attractions. If you go left, you will reach the Wax Museum; if you go right, you will find the Vendôme Column. You can walk to the Tuileries Garden in 15 minutes and to the Louvre in 12. In general, little travelers definitely won't have time to get tired.

Breakfast is served at the hotel for an additional fee. There are plenty of restaurants around Ascot Opera to suit every taste.

The rooms are quite compact.

The very center of Paris!

The hotel is located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, which is considered one of the most prestigious. Within walking distance are the Palais Garnier and the Champs-Élysées.

The area where the hotel is located is quite quiet. You definitely won't have to worry about noise that disturbs children's sleep. 

Those who arrived with family will be offered a two-level room. On the first floor, there are two single beds, and on the second floor – a double bed.

The Tuileries Gardens are a 15-minute walk away – I think it’s very pleasant to spend time here when the sun rises above the horizon and the city gets warm. The Madeleine metro station can be reached in just three minutes.

Tourists rate the breakfast served here as diverse, with even gluten-free meal options available. There is no restaurant, but there is a bar, and many restaurants are nearby.

Rooms are small in size. A narrow elevator that may not fit a stroller.

Center of Paris, family two-level rooms.

The creators of this place claim: it was made for complete relaxation! And let the whole world wait while you relax in the beautiful garden of the hotel, located in the Latin Quarter of Paris. At Hotel des Grandes Ecoles, they declare that for the complete relaxation of guests, there is no television in any room. Well, a detox from cartoons will also be beneficial.

The hotel positions itself as family-friendly and promises that you will feel at home here. The family room is quite small, but has a good layout, accommodating a large double bed and a sofa bed, which is all we need.

The private garden will surely delight our children: they can run around to their heart's content while parents relax at the small and very charming tables.

In 10 minutes from the hotel is Île de la Cité, one of the two islands of the Seine. Here is the Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Conciergerie. An island in the river, and built up with historic buildings – a very interesting place, and we would like to take a walk there. The Cardinal Lemoine metro station is located just one block away.

Breakfast is served in the charming summer courtyard, tourists really enjoy sitting here with a cup of morning coffee while the children buzz around.

Small rooms, like in most hotels in the center of Paris.

Central location.

I award this place the prize among three-star hotels in the city center that have family rooms. There is no shortage of space for families with children, as well as comfort, here.

This is indeed a spacious family room, consisting of two rooms. In one of them, there is a bed for the parents, and in the other – two beds for the children. It is really very cozy here. The room is located on the top floor, in the attic. The ceiling has wooden beams, which may possibly be a hindrance to others, but for us, they have a certain charm.

The Marais district is one of the trendiest and most fashionable areas in Paris. It is home to numerous shops, boutiques, and restaurants. In addition to traditional museums, which mostly feature historical artifacts, there are many stylish new galleries here. The National Picasso Museum is a 10-minute walk from the hotel, and just a couple of blocks away is the Tadeusz Rózewicz gallery, which specializes in masterpieces of contemporary art.

Guests are invited to try a French breakfast, which is served at an additional cost and includes a lot of traditional pastries (I immediately thought of croissants), as well as butter and jams. I'm sure the kids will be thrilled with this. Well, on a trip, it's okay to indulge in such a treat.

There is no air conditioning in the rooms, so it's better to choose another hotel in hot weather.

Spacious family rooms compared to other three-star hotels in Paris. Good area.