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Calculated Shard: 79 (from laksa035)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa079.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/","crawl_time":1776253490,"first_indexed_time":1715821974,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,annaeverywhere!\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/ s443","src_root_hash":"6612926579100943679","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Where to Stay in Paris with Kids","meta_descriptions":[],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Finding a place to stay in Paris if you’re a couple or solo traveler is easy – all you need to do is to pick where do you want to stay based on nearby attractions.\nWhen it comes to traveling to Paris with kids, things can get tricky as it’s not just about the neighborhood, but you also need to take into the account Parisian regulations due to occupancy.\nWe’ve been to\nParis with kids numerous times\n, as my kids simply love the city! Each time we try staying in a different area to experience something different.\nMost importantly – we’ve been to every single of these hotels recommended below. It’s not just a random choice I pulled out of the internet. I personally vouch for these places to stay in Paris with kids.\nMost Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris\nParis is probably one of the most challenging destinations to book family-friendly accommodation. It’s not the stairs or small rooms, but they’re VERY strict occupancy laws due to fire hazard.\nIf you book a double room that has maximum 2 people occupancy, you simply cannot stay there with an extra baby. That’s right, even a baby counts as an extra person, even if you’re planning on co-sleeping and it’s obvious the baby isn’t occupying much space and obviously, the baby cannot be in a different part of the hotel in a different room.\nRegardless of the age in Paris a baby, toddler, little kid – anyone counts as an extra person and the hotel cannot let it slide, because the fines for the properties are hefty.\nYou can always email a specific hotel to find out if a certain room has “hidden higher occupancy” or have interconnecting rooms, but don’t be surprised to hear no. You’ll likely be asked to book a suite and smaller, more affordable boutique hotels, has only one of these rooms – why booking in advance is absolutely essential!\nBooking a hotel room with even a baby and toddler can be challenging because many hotels simply don’t allow 4 people in one room and offer only double rooms.\nPicking the Right Neighbourhood\nParis is divided into numerical\ndistricts called \narrondissements\n. They start in the center (more or less by the Louvre and the Seine) and turn clockwise towards the suburbs. The lower numbers (1 to 9) are more central and closer to the major tourist sites.\nMany great neighborhoods in Paris are perfect for families. Some of my favorites include the Marais and St. Germain.\nHowever,\nask yourself what exactly you want to do in Paris with kids\n. Simply because while it might be a good idea to stay in Marais for a first-time visit, if you’re coming to Paris to see Christmas markets or take day trips, then I’d rather recommend a different area.\nWhat’s the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids?\nThe Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood is the quintessential Paris neighborhood and it’s extremely convenient when traveling with little ones. It’s close to Luxembourg Gardens and numerous restaurants, so you can\neat a fantastic dinner\nand then walk back to your hotel in a few minutes.\nThere are shops in the area for stocking up on snacks, and transportation will get you pretty much anywhere.\nHotel I recommend:\nLes Rives de Notre-Dame\nWe stayed there not too long ago and the room was spacious for all 4 of us, and had an amazing view of Notre Dame. It was easily accessible with multiple shops and restaurants a few steps away.\nPlus, there’s an elevator in the laneway just outside that takes you directly down to RER line B for CDG and ORLY airports – which is quicker than taking a taxi.\nWhat’s The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris?\nSome people want to have everything within walking distance. While I don’t think it’s a must, as staying in the 1st will set you back a good amount, there are a few amazing hotels in the area that are kids and pet-friendly.\nHotel I recommend:\nHotel Regina Louvre\nIt’s a truly 5* hotel, but much cheaper than FS and just steps away from the Louvre. They offer rooms with Eiffel Tower views, are pet friendly and I found them very flexible when it comes to your needs.\nHotel I recommend:\nRelais Du Louvre\nAnother great 4* option that’s slightly cheaper than Regina Hotel. It’s very kid-friendly and even provides cots for babies (which isn’t usually a given in Paris).\nWhat’s the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets?\nIf you’re planning on doing day trips to Versaille, Loire Valley, or navigating different areas of the city I recommend staying close to central stations. Most trains leave from Gare du Lyon\nHotel I recommend:\nCourtyard Paris Gare de Lyon\nWhile the hotel is honestly nothing amazing, the location is excellent – it’s right by the entrance to the station with trains and metro. The hotel has plenty of rooms to accommodate families with kids and if you opt for a higher floor you have a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower.\nMy kids enjoyed looking at the blinking Tower at night from the comfort of the hotel room, as they were too jetlagged and tired to stay out after a whole day of exploring Paris.\nHotel I recommend:\nDaunou Opera\nWhile it’s not as well-connected as Gare du Lyon, Opera area is a quirky neighborhood with many restaurants, shops, local bakeries, and hangouts. I might be slightly sentimental, as it was the first area I lived in Paris when I was a student.\nIt’s one of the few hotels in Paris that can actually guarantee you connecting rooms.\nWhere to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower\nStaying nearby the Eiffel Tower isn’t something I usually recommend with kids, as there’s not much to do near it. The area is very residential and mostly posh, so you can’t really find a random corner store or late-night snack\nHotel I recommend:\nFour Seasons George V\nWe weren’t planning on staying there, but as we were\nmoving to An\nnecy and had a ton of luggage, we neededa  big room and lots of amenities. They went above and beyond to make everyone happy (including the concierge getting our cat special meals and cleaning his litterbox).\nAnnaEverywhere\nAnna Karsten is a travel blogger, historian and journalist. She has been traveling the world for the past 15 years, visiting over 100 countries and living on five continents. These days she often travels with her two small children and a cat. Anna has been featured in The New York Times, National Geographic, Forbes, People Magazine, and more.","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to content](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#main)\n\n[![Anna Everywhere](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/cropped-logo-header-2024-5.png)](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/)\n\n- [About](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/about-2\/)\n- [Plan a Trip](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/trip-planning-service\/)\n- [Travel with Kids](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/travel-with-kids\/)\n- [Destinations](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/destinations\/)\n- [Living Abroad](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/living-abroad\/)\n- [Unusual Places](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/tag\/unusual\/)\n\n[![Anna Everywhere](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/cropped-logo-header-2024-5.png)Anna Everywhere](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/)\n\n![](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/where-to-stay-in-Paris-with-kids.jpg)\n\n[Europe with Kids](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/category\/family-travel\/europe-with-kids\/) · [Family Travel](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/category\/family-travel\/) · [France](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/category\/europe\/france\/)\n\n# Where to Stay in Paris with Kids\n![](https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/f704e18c3c014834d3b5438e95c1db61a7f830190a4beef19f110da032666119?s=20&r=g)ByAnnaEverywhere\n\nUpdated on:\n\nMay 28, 2025\n\n[0 Comments](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#comments)\n\nFinding a place to stay in Paris if you’re a couple or solo traveler is easy – all you need to do is to pick where do you want to stay based on nearby attractions.\n\nWhen it comes to traveling to Paris with kids, things can get tricky as it’s not just about the neighborhood, but you also need to take into the account Parisian regulations due to occupancy.\n\nWe’ve been to [Paris with kids numerous times](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/paris-with-kids\/), as my kids simply love the city! Each time we try staying in a different area to experience something different.\n\n**Most importantly – we’ve been to every single of these hotels recommended below. It’s not just a random choice I pulled out of the internet. I personally vouch for these places to stay in Paris with kids.**\n\n## Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris\nParis is probably one of the most challenging destinations to book family-friendly accommodation. It’s not the stairs or small rooms, but they’re VERY strict occupancy laws due to fire hazard.\n\nIf you book a double room that has maximum 2 people occupancy, you simply cannot stay there with an extra baby. That’s right, even a baby counts as an extra person, even if you’re planning on co-sleeping and it’s obvious the baby isn’t occupying much space and obviously, the baby cannot be in a different part of the hotel in a different room.\n\nRegardless of the age in Paris a baby, toddler, little kid – anyone counts as an extra person and the hotel cannot let it slide, because the fines for the properties are hefty.\n\nYou can always email a specific hotel to find out if a certain room has “hidden higher occupancy” or have interconnecting rooms, but don’t be surprised to hear no. You’ll likely be asked to book a suite and smaller, more affordable boutique hotels, has only one of these rooms – why booking in advance is absolutely essential\\!\n\nBooking a hotel room with even a baby and toddler can be challenging because many hotels simply don’t allow 4 people in one room and offer only double rooms.\n\nTable of Contents\n\n- [Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#most-important-issue-with-family-friendly-hotels-in-paris)\n- [Picking the Right Neighbourhood](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#picking-the-right-neighbourhood)\n- [What's the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids?](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#whats-the-best-place-for-firsttime-visitors-to-paris-with-kids)\n- [What's The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris?](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#whats-the-best-place-to-stay-in-1st-arrondissement-of-paris)\n- [What's the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets?](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#whats-the-best-place-in-paris-to-stay-for-christmas-markets)\n- [Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/#where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids-close-to-the-eiffel-tower)\n\n![Family Friendly Hotels in Paris](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_9109-e1715806862149.jpg)\n\n## Picking the Right Neighbourhood\nParis is divided into numerical [districts called *arrondissements*](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/perfect-paris-itinerary\/). They start in the center (more or less by the Louvre and the Seine) and turn clockwise towards the suburbs. The lower numbers (1 to 9) are more central and closer to the major tourist sites.\n\nMany great neighborhoods in Paris are perfect for families. Some of my favorites include the Marais and St. Germain.\n\nHowever, **ask yourself what exactly you want to do in Paris with kids**. Simply because while it might be a good idea to stay in Marais for a first-time visit, if you’re coming to Paris to see Christmas markets or take day trips, then I’d rather recommend a different area.\n\n## What’s the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids?\nThe Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood is the quintessential Paris neighborhood and it’s extremely convenient when traveling with little ones. It’s close to Luxembourg Gardens and numerous restaurants, so you can [eat a fantastic dinner](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/what-to-eat-in-paris-best-foods\/) and then walk back to your hotel in a few minutes.\n\nThere are shops in the area for stocking up on snacks, and transportation will get you pretty much anywhere.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: [Les Rives de Notre-Dame](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/les-rives-de-notre-dame.html?aid=393814)\nWe stayed there not too long ago and the room was spacious for all 4 of us, and had an amazing view of Notre Dame. It was easily accessible with multiple shops and restaurants a few steps away.\n\nPlus, there’s an elevator in the laneway just outside that takes you directly down to RER line B for CDG and ORLY airports – which is quicker than taking a taxi.\n\n![Best hotel in Paris with kids](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_9034.jpg)\n\n## What’s The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris?\nSome people want to have everything within walking distance. While I don’t think it’s a must, as staying in the 1st will set you back a good amount, there are a few amazing hotels in the area that are kids and pet-friendly.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Hotel Regina Louvre](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/regina-paris.html?aid=393814)**\nIt’s a truly 5\\* hotel, but much cheaper than FS and just steps away from the Louvre. They offer rooms with Eiffel Tower views, are pet friendly and I found them very flexible when it comes to your needs.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Relais Du Louvre](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/relaisdulouvre.html?aid=393814)**\nAnother great 4\\* option that’s slightly cheaper than Regina Hotel. It’s very kid-friendly and even provides cots for babies (which isn’t usually a given in Paris).\n***\n## What’s the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets?\nIf you’re planning on doing day trips to Versaille, Loire Valley, or navigating different areas of the city I recommend staying close to central stations. Most trains leave from Gare du Lyon\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/courtyard-by-marriott-paris-gare-de-lyon.html?aid=393814)**\nWhile the hotel is honestly nothing amazing, the location is excellent – it’s right by the entrance to the station with trains and metro. The hotel has plenty of rooms to accommodate families with kids and if you opt for a higher floor you have a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower.\n\nMy kids enjoyed looking at the blinking Tower at night from the comfort of the hotel room, as they were too jetlagged and tired to stay out after a whole day of exploring Paris.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Daunou Opera](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/daunou-opera.en-us.html?aid=393814)**\nWhile it’s not as well-connected as Gare du Lyon, Opera area is a quirky neighborhood with many restaurants, shops, local bakeries, and hangouts. I might be slightly sentimental, as it was the first area I lived in Paris when I was a student.\n\nIt’s one of the few hotels in Paris that can actually guarantee you connecting rooms.\n\n![Kids watching Eiffel Tower sparkle from a hotel in Paris](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_1036-e1715807170340.jpg)\n\n## Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower\nStaying nearby the Eiffel Tower isn’t something I usually recommend with kids, as there’s not much to do near it. The area is very residential and mostly posh, so you can’t really find a random corner store or late-night snack\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Four Seasons George V](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/four-seasons-george-v-paris.pl.html?aid=393814)**\nWe weren’t planning on staying there, but as we were [moving to An](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/annecy-france\/)necy and had a ton of luggage, we neededa big room and lots of amenities. They went above and beyond to make everyone happy (including the concierge getting our cat special meals and cleaning his litterbox).\n\n![Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower: Four Seasons George V](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_2344-e1715806672842.jpg)\n\n### Share this:\n- [Share](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/)\n\n- [Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/?share=facebook)\n- [Share on X (Opens in new window) X](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids\/?share=twitter)\n\n### Like this:\nLike Loading...\n\nPost Tags:  [\\#France with kids](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/tag\/france-with-kids\/ \"France with kids\")\n\n![](https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/f704e18c3c014834d3b5438e95c1db61a7f830190a4beef19f110da032666119?s=80&r=g)\n\n**[AnnaEverywhere](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/author\/admin\/ \"Posts by AnnaEverywhere\")**\n\nAnna Karsten is a travel blogger, historian and journalist. 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stay based on nearby attractions.\n\nWhen it comes to traveling to Paris with kids, things can get tricky as it’s not just about the neighborhood, but you also need to take into the account Parisian regulations due to occupancy.\n\nWe’ve been to [Paris with kids numerous times](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/paris-with-kids\/), as my kids simply love the city! Each time we try staying in a different area to experience something different.\n\n**Most importantly – we’ve been to every single of these hotels recommended below. It’s not just a random choice I pulled out of the internet. I personally vouch for these places to stay in Paris with kids.**\n\n## Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris\nParis is probably one of the most challenging destinations to book family-friendly accommodation. It’s not the stairs or small rooms, but they’re VERY strict occupancy laws due to fire hazard.\n\nIf you book a double room that has maximum 2 people occupancy, you simply cannot stay there with an extra baby. That’s right, even a baby counts as an extra person, even if you’re planning on co-sleeping and it’s obvious the baby isn’t occupying much space and obviously, the baby cannot be in a different part of the hotel in a different room.\n\nRegardless of the age in Paris a baby, toddler, little kid – anyone counts as an extra person and the hotel cannot let it slide, because the fines for the properties are hefty.\n\nYou can always email a specific hotel to find out if a certain room has “hidden higher occupancy” or have interconnecting rooms, but don’t be surprised to hear no. You’ll likely be asked to book a suite and smaller, more affordable boutique hotels, has only one of these rooms – why booking in advance is absolutely essential\\!\n\nBooking a hotel room with even a baby and toddler can be challenging because many hotels simply don’t allow 4 people in one room and offer only double rooms.\n\n![Family Friendly Hotels in Paris](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_9109-e1715806862149.jpg)\n\n## Picking the Right Neighbourhood\nParis is divided into numerical [districts called *arrondissements*](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/perfect-paris-itinerary\/). They start in the center (more or less by the Louvre and the Seine) and turn clockwise towards the suburbs. The lower numbers (1 to 9) are more central and closer to the major tourist sites.\n\nMany great neighborhoods in Paris are perfect for families. Some of my favorites include the Marais and St. Germain.\n\nHowever, **ask yourself what exactly you want to do in Paris with kids**. Simply because while it might be a good idea to stay in Marais for a first-time visit, if you’re coming to Paris to see Christmas markets or take day trips, then I’d rather recommend a different area.\n\n## What’s the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids?\nThe Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood is the quintessential Paris neighborhood and it’s extremely convenient when traveling with little ones. It’s close to Luxembourg Gardens and numerous restaurants, so you can [eat a fantastic dinner](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/what-to-eat-in-paris-best-foods\/) and then walk back to your hotel in a few minutes.\n\nThere are shops in the area for stocking up on snacks, and transportation will get you pretty much anywhere.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: [Les Rives de Notre-Dame](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/les-rives-de-notre-dame.html?aid=393814)\nWe stayed there not too long ago and the room was spacious for all 4 of us, and had an amazing view of Notre Dame. It was easily accessible with multiple shops and restaurants a few steps away.\n\nPlus, there’s an elevator in the laneway just outside that takes you directly down to RER line B for CDG and ORLY airports – which is quicker than taking a taxi.\n\n![Best hotel in Paris with kids](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_9034.jpg)\n\n## What’s The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris?\nSome people want to have everything within walking distance. While I don’t think it’s a must, as staying in the 1st will set you back a good amount, there are a few amazing hotels in the area that are kids and pet-friendly.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Hotel Regina Louvre](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/regina-paris.html?aid=393814)**\nIt’s a truly 5\\* hotel, but much cheaper than FS and just steps away from the Louvre. They offer rooms with Eiffel Tower views, are pet friendly and I found them very flexible when it comes to your needs.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Relais Du Louvre](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/relaisdulouvre.html?aid=393814)**\nAnother great 4\\* option that’s slightly cheaper than Regina Hotel. It’s very kid-friendly and even provides cots for babies (which isn’t usually a given in Paris).\n***\n## What’s the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets?\nIf you’re planning on doing day trips to Versaille, Loire Valley, or navigating different areas of the city I recommend staying close to central stations. Most trains leave from Gare du Lyon\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/courtyard-by-marriott-paris-gare-de-lyon.html?aid=393814)**\nWhile the hotel is honestly nothing amazing, the location is excellent – it’s right by the entrance to the station with trains and metro. The hotel has plenty of rooms to accommodate families with kids and if you opt for a higher floor you have a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower.\n\nMy kids enjoyed looking at the blinking Tower at night from the comfort of the hotel room, as they were too jetlagged and tired to stay out after a whole day of exploring Paris.\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Daunou Opera](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/daunou-opera.en-us.html?aid=393814)**\nWhile it’s not as well-connected as Gare du Lyon, Opera area is a quirky neighborhood with many restaurants, shops, local bakeries, and hangouts. I might be slightly sentimental, as it was the first area I lived in Paris when I was a student.\n\nIt’s one of the few hotels in Paris that can actually guarantee you connecting rooms.\n\n![Kids watching Eiffel Tower sparkle from a hotel in Paris](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_1036-e1715807170340.jpg)\n\n## Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower\nStaying nearby the Eiffel Tower isn’t something I usually recommend with kids, as there’s not much to do near it. The area is very residential and mostly posh, so you can’t really find a random corner store or late-night snack\n\n#### Hotel I recommend: **[Four Seasons George V](https:\/\/www.booking.com\/hotel\/fr\/four-seasons-george-v-paris.pl.html?aid=393814)**\nWe weren’t planning on staying there, but as we were [moving to An](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/annecy-france\/)necy and had a ton of luggage, we neededa big room and lots of amenities. They went above and beyond to make everyone happy (including the concierge getting our cat special meals and cleaning his litterbox).\n\n![Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower: Four Seasons George V](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/IMG_2344-e1715806672842.jpg)\n\n![](https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/f704e18c3c014834d3b5438e95c1db61a7f830190a4beef19f110da032666119?s=80&r=g)\n\n**[AnnaEverywhere](https:\/\/annaeverywhere.com\/author\/admin\/ \"Posts by AnnaEverywhere\")**\n\nAnna Karsten is a travel blogger, historian and journalist. She has been traveling the world for the past 15 years, visiting over 100 countries and living on five continents. These days she often travels with her two small children and a cat. Anna has been featured in The New York Times, National Geographic, Forbes, People Magazine, and more.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Finding a place to stay in Paris if you’re a couple or solo traveler is easy – all you need to do is to pick where do you want to stay based on nearby attractions. When it comes to traveling to Paris with kids, things can get tricky as it’s not just about the neighborhood, but you also need to take into the account Parisian regulations due to occupancy. We’ve been to Paris with kids numerous times , as my kids simply love the city! Each time we try staying in a different area to experience something different. Most importantly – we’ve been to every single of these hotels recommended below. It’s not just a random choice I pulled out of the internet. I personally vouch for these places to stay in Paris with kids. Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris Paris is probably one of the most challenging destinations to book family-friendly accommodation. It’s not the stairs or small rooms, but they’re VERY strict occupancy laws due to fire hazard. If you book a double room that has maximum 2 people occupancy, you simply cannot stay there with an extra baby. That’s right, even a baby counts as an extra person, even if you’re planning on co-sleeping and it’s obvious the baby isn’t occupying much space and obviously, the baby cannot be in a different part of the hotel in a different room. Regardless of the age in Paris a baby, toddler, little kid – anyone counts as an extra person and the hotel cannot let it slide, because the fines for the properties are hefty. You can always email a specific hotel to find out if a certain room has “hidden higher occupancy” or have interconnecting rooms, but don’t be surprised to hear no. You’ll likely be asked to book a suite and smaller, more affordable boutique hotels, has only one of these rooms – why booking in advance is absolutely essential! Booking a hotel room with even a baby and toddler can be challenging because many hotels simply don’t allow 4 people in one room and offer only double rooms. Picking the Right Neighbourhood Paris is divided into numerical districts called arrondissements . They start in the center (more or less by the Louvre and the Seine) and turn clockwise towards the suburbs. The lower numbers (1 to 9) are more central and closer to the major tourist sites. Many great neighborhoods in Paris are perfect for families. Some of my favorites include the Marais and St. Germain. However, ask yourself what exactly you want to do in Paris with kids . Simply because while it might be a good idea to stay in Marais for a first-time visit, if you’re coming to Paris to see Christmas markets or take day trips, then I’d rather recommend a different area. What’s the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids? The Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood is the quintessential Paris neighborhood and it’s extremely convenient when traveling with little ones. It’s close to Luxembourg Gardens and numerous restaurants, so you can eat a fantastic dinner and then walk back to your hotel in a few minutes. There are shops in the area for stocking up on snacks, and transportation will get you pretty much anywhere. Hotel I recommend: Les Rives de Notre-Dame We stayed there not too long ago and the room was spacious for all 4 of us, and had an amazing view of Notre Dame. It was easily accessible with multiple shops and restaurants a few steps away. Plus, there’s an elevator in the laneway just outside that takes you directly down to RER line B for CDG and ORLY airports – which is quicker than taking a taxi. What’s The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris? Some people want to have everything within walking distance. While I don’t think it’s a must, as staying in the 1st will set you back a good amount, there are a few amazing hotels in the area that are kids and pet-friendly. Hotel I recommend: Hotel Regina Louvre It’s a truly 5* hotel, but much cheaper than FS and just steps away from the Louvre. They offer rooms with Eiffel Tower views, are pet friendly and I found them very flexible when it comes to your needs. Hotel I recommend: Relais Du Louvre Another great 4* option that’s slightly cheaper than Regina Hotel. It’s very kid-friendly and even provides cots for babies (which isn’t usually a given in Paris). What’s the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets? If you’re planning on doing day trips to Versaille, Loire Valley, or navigating different areas of the city I recommend staying close to central stations. Most trains leave from Gare du Lyon Hotel I recommend: Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon While the hotel is honestly nothing amazing, the location is excellent – it’s right by the entrance to the station with trains and metro. The hotel has plenty of rooms to accommodate families with kids and if you opt for a higher floor you have a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower. My kids enjoyed looking at the blinking Tower at night from the comfort of the hotel room, as they were too jetlagged and tired to stay out after a whole day of exploring Paris. Hotel I recommend: Daunou Opera While it’s not as well-connected as Gare du Lyon, Opera area is a quirky neighborhood with many restaurants, shops, local bakeries, and hangouts. I might be slightly sentimental, as it was the first area I lived in Paris when I was a student. It’s one of the few hotels in Paris that can actually guarantee you connecting rooms. Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower Staying nearby the Eiffel Tower isn’t something I usually recommend with kids, as there’s not much to do near it. The area is very residential and mostly posh, so you can’t really find a random corner store or late-night snack Hotel I recommend: Four Seasons George V We weren’t planning on staying there, but as we were moving to An necy and had a ton of luggage, we neededa big room and lots of amenities. They went above and beyond to make everyone happy (including the concierge getting our cat special meals and cleaning his litterbox). AnnaEverywhere Anna Karsten is a travel blogger, historian and journalist. She has been traveling the world for the past 15 years, visiting over 100 countries and living on five continents. These days she often travels with her two small children and a cat. Anna has been featured in The New York Times, National Geographic, Forbes, People Magazine, and more.
Markdown	[Skip to content](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#main) [![Anna Everywhere](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/cropped-logo-header-2024-5.png)](https://annaeverywhere.com/) - [About](https://annaeverywhere.com/about-2/) - [Plan a Trip](https://annaeverywhere.com/trip-planning-service/) - [Travel with Kids](https://annaeverywhere.com/travel-with-kids/) - [Destinations](https://annaeverywhere.com/destinations/) - [Living Abroad](https://annaeverywhere.com/living-abroad/) - [Unusual Places](https://annaeverywhere.com/tag/unusual/) [![Anna Everywhere](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/cropped-logo-header-2024-5.png)Anna Everywhere](https://annaeverywhere.com/) ![](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/where-to-stay-in-Paris-with-kids.jpg) [Europe with Kids](https://annaeverywhere.com/category/family-travel/europe-with-kids/) · [Family Travel](https://annaeverywhere.com/category/family-travel/) · [France](https://annaeverywhere.com/category/europe/france/) # Where to Stay in Paris with Kids ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/f704e18c3c014834d3b5438e95c1db61a7f830190a4beef19f110da032666119?s=20&r=g)ByAnnaEverywhere Updated on: May 28, 2025 [0 Comments](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#comments) Finding a place to stay in Paris if you’re a couple or solo traveler is easy – all you need to do is to pick where do you want to stay based on nearby attractions. When it comes to traveling to Paris with kids, things can get tricky as it’s not just about the neighborhood, but you also need to take into the account Parisian regulations due to occupancy. We’ve been to [Paris with kids numerous times](https://annaeverywhere.com/paris-with-kids/), as my kids simply love the city! Each time we try staying in a different area to experience something different. Most importantly – we’ve been to every single of these hotels recommended below. It’s not just a random choice I pulled out of the internet. I personally vouch for these places to stay in Paris with kids. ## Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris Paris is probably one of the most challenging destinations to book family-friendly accommodation. It’s not the stairs or small rooms, but they’re VERY strict occupancy laws due to fire hazard. If you book a double room that has maximum 2 people occupancy, you simply cannot stay there with an extra baby. That’s right, even a baby counts as an extra person, even if you’re planning on co-sleeping and it’s obvious the baby isn’t occupying much space and obviously, the baby cannot be in a different part of the hotel in a different room. Regardless of the age in Paris a baby, toddler, little kid – anyone counts as an extra person and the hotel cannot let it slide, because the fines for the properties are hefty. You can always email a specific hotel to find out if a certain room has “hidden higher occupancy” or have interconnecting rooms, but don’t be surprised to hear no. You’ll likely be asked to book a suite and smaller, more affordable boutique hotels, has only one of these rooms – why booking in advance is absolutely essential\! Booking a hotel room with even a baby and toddler can be challenging because many hotels simply don’t allow 4 people in one room and offer only double rooms. Table of Contents - [Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#most-important-issue-with-family-friendly-hotels-in-paris) - [Picking the Right Neighbourhood](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#picking-the-right-neighbourhood) - [What's the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids?](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#whats-the-best-place-for-firsttime-visitors-to-paris-with-kids) - [What's The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris?](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#whats-the-best-place-to-stay-in-1st-arrondissement-of-paris) - [What's the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets?](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#whats-the-best-place-in-paris-to-stay-for-christmas-markets) - [Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower](https://annaeverywhere.com/where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids/#where-to-stay-in-paris-with-kids-close-to-the-eiffel-tower) ![Family Friendly Hotels in Paris](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_9109-e1715806862149.jpg) ## Picking the Right Neighbourhood Paris is divided into numerical [districts called arrondissements](https://annaeverywhere.com/perfect-paris-itinerary/). They start in the center (more or less by the Louvre and the Seine) and turn clockwise towards the suburbs. The lower numbers (1 to 9) are more central and closer to the major tourist sites. Many great neighborhoods in Paris are perfect for families. Some of my favorites include the Marais and St. Germain. However, ask yourself what exactly you want to do in Paris with kids. Simply because while it might be a good idea to stay in Marais for a first-time visit, if you’re coming to Paris to see Christmas markets or take day trips, then I’d rather recommend a different area. ## What’s the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids? The Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood is the quintessential Paris neighborhood and it’s extremely convenient when traveling with little ones. It’s close to Luxembourg Gardens and numerous restaurants, so you can [eat a fantastic dinner](https://annaeverywhere.com/what-to-eat-in-paris-best-foods/) and then walk back to your hotel in a few minutes. There are shops in the area for stocking up on snacks, and transportation will get you pretty much anywhere. #### Hotel I recommend: [Les Rives de Notre-Dame](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/les-rives-de-notre-dame.html?aid=393814) We stayed there not too long ago and the room was spacious for all 4 of us, and had an amazing view of Notre Dame. It was easily accessible with multiple shops and restaurants a few steps away. Plus, there’s an elevator in the laneway just outside that takes you directly down to RER line B for CDG and ORLY airports – which is quicker than taking a taxi. ![Best hotel in Paris with kids](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_9034.jpg) ## What’s The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris? Some people want to have everything within walking distance. While I don’t think it’s a must, as staying in the 1st will set you back a good amount, there are a few amazing hotels in the area that are kids and pet-friendly. #### Hotel I recommend: [Hotel Regina Louvre](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/regina-paris.html?aid=393814) It’s a truly 5\* hotel, but much cheaper than FS and just steps away from the Louvre. They offer rooms with Eiffel Tower views, are pet friendly and I found them very flexible when it comes to your needs. #### Hotel I recommend: [Relais Du Louvre](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/relaisdulouvre.html?aid=393814) Another great 4\* option that’s slightly cheaper than Regina Hotel. It’s very kid-friendly and even provides cots for babies (which isn’t usually a given in Paris). * ## What’s the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets? If you’re planning on doing day trips to Versaille, Loire Valley, or navigating different areas of the city I recommend staying close to central stations. Most trains leave from Gare du Lyon #### Hotel I recommend: [Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/courtyard-by-marriott-paris-gare-de-lyon.html?aid=393814) While the hotel is honestly nothing amazing, the location is excellent – it’s right by the entrance to the station with trains and metro. The hotel has plenty of rooms to accommodate families with kids and if you opt for a higher floor you have a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower. My kids enjoyed looking at the blinking Tower at night from the comfort of the hotel room, as they were too jetlagged and tired to stay out after a whole day of exploring Paris. #### Hotel I recommend: [Daunou Opera](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/daunou-opera.en-us.html?aid=393814) While it’s not as well-connected as Gare du Lyon, Opera area is a quirky neighborhood with many restaurants, shops, local bakeries, and hangouts. I might be slightly sentimental, as it was the first area I lived in Paris when I was a student. It’s one of the few hotels in Paris that can actually guarantee you connecting rooms. ![Kids watching Eiffel Tower sparkle from a hotel in Paris](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_1036-e1715807170340.jpg) ## Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower Staying nearby the Eiffel Tower isn’t something I usually recommend with kids, as there’s not much to do near it. The area is very residential and mostly posh, so you can’t really find a random corner store or late-night snack #### Hotel I recommend: [Four Seasons George V](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/four-seasons-george-v-paris.pl.html?aid=393814) We weren’t planning on staying there, but as we were [moving to An](https://annaeverywhere.com/annecy-france/)necy and had a ton of luggage, we neededa big room and lots of amenities. 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Readable Markdown	Finding a place to stay in Paris if you’re a couple or solo traveler is easy – all you need to do is to pick where do you want to stay based on nearby attractions. When it comes to traveling to Paris with kids, things can get tricky as it’s not just about the neighborhood, but you also need to take into the account Parisian regulations due to occupancy. We’ve been to [Paris with kids numerous times](https://annaeverywhere.com/paris-with-kids/), as my kids simply love the city! Each time we try staying in a different area to experience something different. Most importantly – we’ve been to every single of these hotels recommended below. It’s not just a random choice I pulled out of the internet. I personally vouch for these places to stay in Paris with kids. ## Most Important Issue with Family Friendly Hotels in Paris Paris is probably one of the most challenging destinations to book family-friendly accommodation. It’s not the stairs or small rooms, but they’re VERY strict occupancy laws due to fire hazard. If you book a double room that has maximum 2 people occupancy, you simply cannot stay there with an extra baby. That’s right, even a baby counts as an extra person, even if you’re planning on co-sleeping and it’s obvious the baby isn’t occupying much space and obviously, the baby cannot be in a different part of the hotel in a different room. Regardless of the age in Paris a baby, toddler, little kid – anyone counts as an extra person and the hotel cannot let it slide, because the fines for the properties are hefty. You can always email a specific hotel to find out if a certain room has “hidden higher occupancy” or have interconnecting rooms, but don’t be surprised to hear no. You’ll likely be asked to book a suite and smaller, more affordable boutique hotels, has only one of these rooms – why booking in advance is absolutely essential\! Booking a hotel room with even a baby and toddler can be challenging because many hotels simply don’t allow 4 people in one room and offer only double rooms. ![Family Friendly Hotels in Paris](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_9109-e1715806862149.jpg) ## Picking the Right Neighbourhood Paris is divided into numerical [districts called arrondissements](https://annaeverywhere.com/perfect-paris-itinerary/). They start in the center (more or less by the Louvre and the Seine) and turn clockwise towards the suburbs. The lower numbers (1 to 9) are more central and closer to the major tourist sites. Many great neighborhoods in Paris are perfect for families. Some of my favorites include the Marais and St. Germain. However, ask yourself what exactly you want to do in Paris with kids. Simply because while it might be a good idea to stay in Marais for a first-time visit, if you’re coming to Paris to see Christmas markets or take day trips, then I’d rather recommend a different area. ## What’s the Best Place for First-Time Visitors to Paris with Kids? The Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood is the quintessential Paris neighborhood and it’s extremely convenient when traveling with little ones. It’s close to Luxembourg Gardens and numerous restaurants, so you can [eat a fantastic dinner](https://annaeverywhere.com/what-to-eat-in-paris-best-foods/) and then walk back to your hotel in a few minutes. There are shops in the area for stocking up on snacks, and transportation will get you pretty much anywhere. #### Hotel I recommend: [Les Rives de Notre-Dame](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/les-rives-de-notre-dame.html?aid=393814) We stayed there not too long ago and the room was spacious for all 4 of us, and had an amazing view of Notre Dame. It was easily accessible with multiple shops and restaurants a few steps away. Plus, there’s an elevator in the laneway just outside that takes you directly down to RER line B for CDG and ORLY airports – which is quicker than taking a taxi. ![Best hotel in Paris with kids](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_9034.jpg) ## What’s The Best Place to Stay in 1st Arrondissement of Paris? Some people want to have everything within walking distance. While I don’t think it’s a must, as staying in the 1st will set you back a good amount, there are a few amazing hotels in the area that are kids and pet-friendly. #### Hotel I recommend: [Hotel Regina Louvre](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/regina-paris.html?aid=393814) It’s a truly 5\* hotel, but much cheaper than FS and just steps away from the Louvre. They offer rooms with Eiffel Tower views, are pet friendly and I found them very flexible when it comes to your needs. #### Hotel I recommend: [Relais Du Louvre](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/relaisdulouvre.html?aid=393814) Another great 4\* option that’s slightly cheaper than Regina Hotel. It’s very kid-friendly and even provides cots for babies (which isn’t usually a given in Paris). * ## What’s the Best Place in paris to Stay for Christmas Markets? If you’re planning on doing day trips to Versaille, Loire Valley, or navigating different areas of the city I recommend staying close to central stations. Most trains leave from Gare du Lyon #### Hotel I recommend: [Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/courtyard-by-marriott-paris-gare-de-lyon.html?aid=393814) While the hotel is honestly nothing amazing, the location is excellent – it’s right by the entrance to the station with trains and metro. The hotel has plenty of rooms to accommodate families with kids and if you opt for a higher floor you have a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower. My kids enjoyed looking at the blinking Tower at night from the comfort of the hotel room, as they were too jetlagged and tired to stay out after a whole day of exploring Paris. #### Hotel I recommend: [Daunou Opera](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/daunou-opera.en-us.html?aid=393814) While it’s not as well-connected as Gare du Lyon, Opera area is a quirky neighborhood with many restaurants, shops, local bakeries, and hangouts. I might be slightly sentimental, as it was the first area I lived in Paris when I was a student. It’s one of the few hotels in Paris that can actually guarantee you connecting rooms. ![Kids watching Eiffel Tower sparkle from a hotel in Paris](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_1036-e1715807170340.jpg) ## Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower Staying nearby the Eiffel Tower isn’t something I usually recommend with kids, as there’s not much to do near it. The area is very residential and mostly posh, so you can’t really find a random corner store or late-night snack #### Hotel I recommend: [Four Seasons George V](https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/four-seasons-george-v-paris.pl.html?aid=393814) We weren’t planning on staying there, but as we were [moving to An](https://annaeverywhere.com/annecy-france/)necy and had a ton of luggage, we neededa big room and lots of amenities. They went above and beyond to make everyone happy (including the concierge getting our cat special meals and cleaning his litterbox). ![Where to Stay in Paris with Kids Close to the Eiffel Tower: Four Seasons George V](https://annaeverywhere.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_2344-e1715806672842.jpg) ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/f704e18c3c014834d3b5438e95c1db61a7f830190a4beef19f110da032666119?s=80&r=g) [AnnaEverywhere](https://annaeverywhere.com/author/admin/ "Posts by AnnaEverywhere")** Anna Karsten is a travel blogger, historian and journalist. She has been traveling the world for the past 15 years, visiting over 100 countries and living on five continents. These days she often travels with her two small children and a cat. Anna has been featured in The New York Times, National Geographic, Forbes, People Magazine, and more.
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