The Most Beautiful Hotels with Family Suites in Paris

1. Fouquet's Paris: the best place to book a family suite in Paris

Once upon a time... How many stars have crossed the threshold of the legendary Fouquet’s since its founding in 1898? An unmissable venue for lunches and dinners among Paris’s cinematic elite, the Champs-Élysées restaurant is inseparable from its gold-lettered garance awning, and in 2006 gave rise to an adjoining hotel: Fouquet’s Paris. To give this exceptional establishment a Haussmann-style facade, architect Édouard François devised an entirely new process, whose ingenuity is matched only by its virtuosity. These words could also be applied to the interior design, entrusted to the master of the genre, Jacques Garcia, who plays on the contrast between the deliberately baroque common areas and the understated elegance of the rooms and suites. A true ode to French comfort, the hotel features a signature scent (Fugue à Paris) and a 750 m² Decorté spa with a heated pool.

Rooms: spaciousness, light, and softness... Jacques Garcia seems to have drawn on these elements and sensations to design the rooms and family suites at Fouquet’s Paris. Light, beige, and golden tones are complemented by the use of fine materials. We love this timeless elegance, which defies convention thanks to massive quilted headboards—the designer’s warm, contemporary touch. And let’s not forget the breathtaking view of the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe.

Families: Fouquet’s Paris offers families a 50% discount on the second connecting room for children under 12, and free access to the spa (subject to terms and conditions and availability).

Favorite: If its location just a stone’s throw from “the most beautiful avenue in the world” wasn’t already a decisive advantage, Le Fouquet’s Paris also boasts a marvelous rooftop hanging garden.

Fouquet’s Paris
101 rooms, including 35 suites, starting at 2,800 euros per night
46 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris
Further information on the hotel’s website

2. Hôtel Vernet: Up to 100 m² for families near the Champs-Élysées

Once upon a time… Just a few steps from the Arc de Triomphe, the Vernet has been housed in a Haussmann-style building in the 8th arrondissement since 1913. This 5-star hotel, with 50 rooms and suites, blends historic architecture with contemporary interiors designed by French interior architect and designer François Champsaur. The centerpiece of the property, the spectacular glass roof of the Le V restaurant combines stained-glass windows by master glassmaker Charles Champigneulle with a metal framework attributed to Gustave Eiffel.

The Rooms: Three room types allow guests to tailor the space to the size of their party. The Family Suite spans 70 m² and features two connecting rooms for five people, with the option of one large double bed or two single beds. The Two-Bedroom Suite expands to 80 m² and accommodates four adults and two children. François Champsaur designed these distinctly Parisian rooms in the Haussmannian style: oak parquet floors, furniture with clean lines, bold pops of color, and contemporary artwork punctuate the deliberately minimalist spaces. Some pieces of furniture were designed specifically for the Vernet, and the textiles are by Pierre Frey. In the bathrooms, Carrara marble is paired with glass mosaics and brass accents. 

For families: The location makes it easy to explore the city with children—the Champs-Élysées is just a few minutes’ walk away, while Metro Line 1, accessible at George V, takes you to the Tuileries, the Louvre, or the Marais in just a few stops without having to transfer. In the rooms, cribs and amenities for young children are available upon request, while the restaurant Le V offers a children’s menu and provides high chairs.

Hôtel Vernet, Champs-Élysées
50 rooms, rates starting at 506 euros per night
25 rue Vernet, Paris 8th arrondissement
Hotel’s official website

3. The Peninsula Paris: A Palace in Paris

Once upon a time... Once known as the Majestic, this Art Nouveau palace in Paris is one of the jewels that illuminate the area around Place de l’Étoile. Designated a historic monument, The Peninsula Paris underwent a massive renovation in 2014, restoring its most famous features, starting with its gilded limestone façade. Restored to its former glory, this building with a thousand stories does not succumb to the gentle embrace of nostalgia: it adapts to the passage of time and incorporates into its new incarnation a glass roof as monumental as its entrance door, as well as a chandelier made up of 800 crystal leaves illuminating the lobby. Simply magical.

Rooms: Spacious and bright, the family rooms and suites take the concept of comfort to a new level of excellence. We love the south-facing orientation of the Junior Suites; we also appreciate the luxurious elegance of the marble bathrooms and the intuitive simplicity of the digital control panel that centralizes all functions. The result is an indescribable sense of being somewhere else, yet at home. Isn’t that the sign that you belong?

The family: The “Un Moment en Famille” offer includes a 50% discount on a connecting room for children aged 12 and under, as well as (among other things) American breakfasts for the whole family at Le Lobby restaurant and access to the hotel’s swimming pool (subject to terms and conditions and availability).

Favorite: Who wouldn’t want to learn the gourmet secrets of The Peninsula Paris’s pastry chef, Anne Coruble? Available by reservation only, this workshop—open to children ages 6 and up—takes place on the first Wednesday of every month and culminates in one of the hotel’s must-see events: l’Heure du Thé (tea time) in the Lobby restaurant for a tasting session.

The Peninsula Paris
200 guest rooms, including 93 suites, starting at 1,690 euros per night
19 avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris

4. Brach: Made for Hype

Once upon a time... a luxury hotel group that loved nothing more than to shake up convention, Evok Collection gave carte blanche to one of the world’s most prolific, creative, and boundary-pushing designers to design the 7,000 m² of its Parisian Brach: Philippe Starck. Bearing his signature, the result lives up to expectations, featuring an astonishing blend of artistic influences and cultures to create a sanctuary like no other: as chic and warm as an English club, as unconventional as the lair of an eclectic collector. Just the thing to liven up the 16th arrondissement.

The Rooms: The spirit of Brach’s uniqueness extends to the rooms, which might look as if they’ve been borrowed from the modernized wing of a country manor house. Indeed, it’s hard to believe you’re in the heart of Paris when you’re enveloped by the amber tones of rosewood and the warm light filtering through fluted glass. Trinkets, picture frames, and a motley collection of objets d’art add the finishing touch to the character of the space… which you’ll find it hard to leave to head to the sports club or swimming pools.

For families: some superior rooms can be connected to a Deluxe room or suite to create a beautiful family suite.

Favorite: From May to September, the rooftop Potager on the 7th floor offers a wonderful slice of nature in the heart of Paris, where workshops introduce children to gardening. All year round, the terrace on the 1st floor is the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the Asian-style dishes created by Adam Bentalha.

Brach Paris
59 rooms, including 7 suites, starting at 670 euros
7 rue Jean Richepin, 75016 Paris
Information and reservations

5. Sax Paris: Back in the Spotlight

Once upon a time... Set to open in the spring of 2025, Sax Paris is the first French hotel under the LXR Hotels & Resorts brand, a collection of luxury Hilton Group properties that select buildings with a unique character in exceptional destinations. Sax Paris is the perfect example: who would have guessed that this neo-Gothic building on the Left Bank once housed the Ségur telephone exchange? Sumptuously transformed thanks to the inspired talent of numerous artists and designers led by Karine Journo, Sax Paris reinterprets the Parisian spirit—that blend of refinement and whimsical audacity—in a flawless contemporary style. It even features an urban oasis (designed by Studio Ravn) inspired by French gardens, complete with an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi.

The Rooms: A contemporary design approach characterizes the rooms and suites, tastefully furnished without superfluous ornamentation. Natural materials, wood paneling, and marble in the bathroom are complemented by a splendid use of light—warm and enveloping—whose flow is skillfully managed through a combination of shading elements (curtains, Venetian blinds) and reflections created by large mirrors. Timeless chic on a grand scale in the suites. It’s worth noting that some floors feature terraces with a breathtaking view of Paris.

Families: Allowing parents to maintain their privacy while children enjoy their stay—especially by playing in the teepee set up for them—the connecting rooms are perfect for families. As for the selection of Bon Marché delicatessen products on offer, they’re sure to please everyone!

Favorite: the Japanese restaurant Kinugawa, with its exquisite dishes and view of the Eiffel Tower.

Sax Paris
118 rooms starting at 553 euros
55 avenue de Saxe, 75007 Paris

6 - Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal 

Once upon a time... Just a stone’s throw from the Louvre, between the gardens of the Palais-Royal and Rue de Valois, the Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal’s greatest asset is its location: one of the most desirable in Paris. This 5-star boutique hotel enjoys an exceptional location in the heart of historic Paris. The neighborhood is perfect for exploring on foot, from the galleries of the Palais-Royal to the Tuileries, with the Seine, the Opéra Garnier, and the department stores all within easy reach.

The Rooms: The Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal caters to families—a rarity among hotels in this category in central Paris (excluding luxury palaces). The Junior Suites, ranging from 32 to 40 m², feature a sleeper sofa, as do the 32 m² Suites and the 40 m² Prestige Suites, some of which include a separate living room. The hotel also offers several connecting rooms, which are convenient for families with teenagers.

Family-friendly: A personalized welcome for the little ones, with a game book and toys available, babysitting services upon request, and a Clefs d’Or concierge team capable of organizing activities suitable for all ages. A real plus for this hotel, just a stone’s throw from the Palais-Royal Gardens, the Louvre, and the Tuileries.

Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal
59 rooms and suites, rates starting at 550 euros per night
4 rue de Valois, Paris 1st
Official website

7. Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra: From the 7th Art to 7th Heaven

Once upon a time... This hotel near the Opéra is, in many ways, a landmark etched in the marble of eternity. Built in 1861, it was home to the Jockey Club and, 130 years ago, hosted the very first screenings of the Lumière brothers’ Cinématographe. This historic building has been reimagined for 2019, thanks to a redesign by Wilson Associates and Atelier Tristan Auer, which in no way detracts from the building’s heritage: the superb Haussmann-style architecture has even been enhanced with an elegant touch of modernity.

The rooms: luxury without ostentation and excellence as a matter of course. At Le Scribe, refinement and comfort seem to be part of the DNA of every room and family suite; and good taste is as reliable as the efficiency of the 24-hour service. Here’s a closer look at the Junior Duplex Suite—well worth the detour....to say the least! Spanning two levels, Le Scribe’s signature apartment features a bedroom and a convertible living room on the second floor. It’s like having a Parisian pied-à-terre, complete with a fireplace and a view of the Grands Boulevards to boot..

For families: the “Escapade Famille” offer includes, upon reservation, 50% off a second nearby or connecting room for children, special services for children as part of the Sofitel Kid program, and free breakfast for children under 16 (subject to terms and conditions and availability).

Special highlight: Sunday brunch at Rivages, the hotel’s restaurant, featuring a menu designed by Martin Simolka and cocktails created by mixologist Roberto Catalano.

Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra
201 rooms and suites starting at 710 euros
1 rue Scribe, 75009 Paris

8. Grand Powers Hotel

Once upon a time... Opened in 1920 just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées, the Grand Powers welcomed an Anglo-Saxon clientele en route to hotels on the French Riviera. A century later, this 5-star boutique hotel has retained its Haussmann-style elegance while reinterpreting its interiors during a renovation carried out in 2019. Today, moldings, fireplaces, oak parquet floors, and marble harmonize with furnishings inspired by the Italian designs of Gio Ponti and Carlo Scarpa.

The Rooms: Spread across six floors, the 50 rooms and suites feature a palette of powder pink, celadon green, and blue. Sizes range from 20 m² for the Superior rooms to 75 m² for the L’Élégante suite on the top floor. Some feature a balcony or a view of the Eiffel Tower. All retain the hallmarks of the Haussmann-style building—high ceilings, moldings, and in some cases a fireplace—complemented by white marble and brass bathrooms and custom-designed furniture.

Family Rooms: The Grand Powers has designed several layouts tailored to families. The Family Suite combines a 25 m² bedroom with a separate 13 m² living room that can serve as a second bedroom, along with a second bathroom. Several rooms are also connecting, with the option to reserve an entire floor to bring parents, children, and grandparents together under one roof.

Our Favorite: The Junior Suites with balconies and views of the Eiffel Tower undoubtedly offer the best value at the hotel. With 45 m² of space, a period fireplace, oak hardwood floors, and a marble bathroom featuring a rain shower and a bathtub, they let you enjoy a private balcony overlooking the rooftops of Paris. It’s sure to delight the whole family.

Grand Powers Hotel
50 rooms and suites, starting at 600 euros per night for a double room, depending on the season and room category
 52 Rue François-Ier, Paris 8th arrondissement
Official website

9. Plaza Tour Eiffel 

Once upon a time... Just a few minutes’ walk from the Trocadéro, the Plaza Tour Eiffel stands out in this highly touristic neighborhood as a rare find: a cozy, 4-star boutique hotel nestled on a quiet residential street in the 16th arrondissement. Owned by the Marang family since 2005, the hotel is part of the Paristory Hôtels Collection, now managed by sisters Alexandra and Julie Marang, alongside the Hôtel Prince de Conti, the Grand Powers, and the Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal. A hotel where families can explore Paris and, in the evening, return to a street that’s significantly quieter than the nearby main thoroughfares.

The Rooms: The Plaza Tour Eiffel features 41 rooms and suites, decorated in a contemporary style where golden yellow, sky blue, and wood take center stage. But its unbeatable selling point lies in some of its views: on the fifth and sixth floors, several rooms have a balcony offering a view of the Eiffel Tower. The Junior Suites, on the top floor, include a living area with a sofa bed and can accommodate up to three people.

Please note: There is no restaurant, but there is a 24-hour lounge bar and a breakfast buffet served from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. in a spacious lounge with a view of the outdoors; room service is also available.

Family-friendly: For a family stay in Paris, the hotel offers comfortable accommodations that are significantly less cramped than the Parisian average. Deluxe Family Rooms measure up to 40 m² and accommodate four people; Executive Rooms can accommodate three guests, and cribs are available in several room categories.

Highlight: The Plaza Tour Eiffel has partnered with the Villa Thalgo & Spa, located on Avenue Raymond-Poincaré near the Trocadéro, where guests can enjoy special offers.

Plaza Tour Eiffel
41 rooms, rates starting at 192 euros per night
32 Rue Greuze, Paris 16th arrondissement