Paris is a big city and can be intimidating if you’re planning to come with kids. The offer of hotels and places to stay is massive so we are here to pin point your family’s best options. Paris-Toujours only works with boutique hotels in great locations not far from the major attractions. Yet, we know it is appreciable to have some quiet times, that is why many of our hotel partners are located on a quiet street only a few metres away from the shops, restaurants and cafes. Either next to the Luxembourg Garden where your children could enjoy a horse back ride or on a hidden road in Saint-Germain.
Hotel amenities for families in Paris
Some have indoor pools, gyms and a spa so the entire family can relax after their day out. Breakfast is of course included to get the strength needed before heading out. Depending on the hotel, different combination of rooms are possible. If you come to Paris with toddlers and young children, we recommend spacious Family Suites often with a double bed and 2 twin beds. Some can even accommodate a third child. If your children are a little older and need some privacy, we can recommend many hotels with large intercommunicating rooms enabling everyone to have their own bathroom but still connecting between each other if you wish to spend some quality time together in the salon. Our agency can also propose baby sitting services if you wish to enjoy a nice glass of wine in the evening.
A nice alternative for longer family stays : rent an apartment
Another great option is renting an apartment! Once again, our agency has picked a handful of partners in the city to make your stay memorable. They are equipped with everything you’ll need and have A/C. You’ll be able to make the most of the shared areas. We make sure the apartments are spacious, light and have great linen and beds. The interiors are decorated with good taste and the apartments are located in the best areas of Paris.
Paris-Toujours agency would be happy to help you and your family in choosing a comfortable and luxury place to stay.
