Hello! We will be staying in Paris for one night on July 17th. We are looking for a hotel that will ideally fit 4 people in one room, 2 parents and 2 teens. We are interested in hotels either near the Eiffel Tower or near the Tuileries/Louvre area, with air conditioning, included breakfast, and walking distance to the Metro. Under $500 a night would be great. Thank you!
Posted by
Bellingham, WA
1021 posts
I guessed at your kids' ages and got the following search results:
https://www.booking.com/searchresults.html?label=gen173nr-1FCAEoggI46AdIM1gEaLQCiAEBmAExuAEHyAEN2AEB6AEB-AECiAIBqAIDuAK2-N_ABsACAdICJDQ0OGNhNTg1LTMyMDUtNDUwZC05ZmE1LTliZjRkMWQ4YjMyYdgCBeACAQ&aid=304142&ss=Paris%2C+Ile+de+France%2C+France&efdco=1&lang=en-us&src=index&dest_id=-1456928&dest_type=city&ac_position=0&ac_click_type=b&ac_langcode=en&ac_suggestion_list_length=5&search_selected=true&search_pageview_id=6fada71ba2780474&checkin=2025-07-17&checkout=2025-07-18&group_adults=2&no_rooms=1&group_children=2&age=14&age=16&nflt=price%3DUSD-min-500-1%3Bmealplan%3D1%3Broomfacility%3D11#map_opened
Posted by
martinez, ca, usa
2626 posts
hey hey heatherdavid
what does "ideally fit 4 people in one room" mean and what ages are the teens? rooms are really small in european cities as you probably know, luggage takes up space, some rooms have different bed sizes (1Q, 1 sofa bed (so small that feet hang over and uncomfortable), 2 full/double: will the teens share a bed.
booking.com (check your filters, wants/needs, maybe slim pickens with it being high summer season, busy/crowds, lines/waits.
if you find some place, email hotel to reserve if possible
hotel claude bernard saint germaine "family room"
hotel eiffel seine "family room" breakfast $16
yooma urban lodge tour eiffel "quadruple room"
gavarni
a few to get you started, look also at cancellation policies if need be. enjoy your vacation
aloha
Posted by
OP
7 posts
Thank you for the ideas! Our teens are 19 and 16, so really we're looking at a room for 4 adults. Ideally trying to avoid a sofa bed configuration. The elusive family room setup with one double/queen/two twins pushed together and then two separate twins would be great, but hard to find in high summer, of course. We would consider connecting rooms, or possibly the promise of two rooms right next to each other, but want to avoid two rooms completely apart from each other. Thank you!
Posted by
Singapore
866 posts
I think you're better off looking for two rooms - this will give you much more flexibility. Hotels are unlikely to guarantee that they will be right next to each other given your 19 y/o is an adult, but obviously they will try.
Posted by
Minneapolis
1316 posts
Hi heatherdavid. I think you may be overcomplicating by looking for 4 people in 1 room. Check out the Accor hotel chain; they have many hotels at all different price ranges all over Paris; many that meet your criteria, for instance ibis Paris Eiffel Tower Cambronne 15th. Just reserve 2 rooms with one booking; I can't imagine it would be a problem getting the rooms adjacent; just mention in comments when booking and/or email them before you arrive to confirm. Have a great trip!
Posted by
canada
28 posts
HI there,
I can highly recommend the Mercure Paris Opera Grands Boulevards Hotel which has a "duplex apartment" in your price range for that night. It's on the other side of the river, but still in a great spot: close to Galleries Lafayette, Printemps, the Gare du Nord and easy Metro links. I stayed there a couple of years ago with two friends. There was plenty of room and we found the neighborhood very convenient.
enjoy your trip