We will be in Paris for 3 nights in July 2027. Just starting to do my research. Looking for hotel recommendations walkable distance to Eiffel Tower - don't want anything too sleek, would like a more traditional feel. My husband and I are traveling with my daughter and son-in-law and their 2 girls (9 and 12yo). We can do 2 rooms with 2 adults and 1 child in each if needed. I see that most hotels serve breakfast, but we would like one that has a restaurant/bar on site. Price range hoping to keep at or under $400 USD per night per room.
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We stayed in a hotel called the Cadran in the Champs de Mars neighborhood quite a few years ago. It was walkable to the Eiffel Tower. I don’t know its status right now, but it did have then, family set ups with two rooms sharing a common vestibule with an outer door.
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OP
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Thank you marmeg.
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Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA
17632 posts
I stay in that neighborhood but none of my regular hotels have restaurants. There are dozens just outside the doors!
I have friends that stay at Cadran and like it. It has an annex building and as a solo female traveler that makes me nervous.
I usually stay at Hotel Relais Bosquet which does have some rooms that accommodate 3. I also like Hotel Muguet which I think has some rooms that do three.
Be very cautious that youve got the official websites as there are some clones out there.
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Maryland
1316 posts
The Rue Clear neighborhood (7th Arr) that RS mentions frequently in his shows is within easy walking distance and there are LOTS of restaurants nearby... including several which have excellent Quiches which make great picnic lunches or mid-morning/afternoon snacks on the go for kids. The RS guidebook has a number of recommended hotels in that area, and I have been quite successful with the booking.com site there too. Looking for next July there seem to be a number of hotels in the $2500 range for two rooms for three nights, but it is high tourist season so it is not too early to focus on what you want. Many have free cancellation too. Also, although Paris hopes next July is not like last July when it was very hot... you may want to consider properties with AC.
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northern CA
3534 posts
This topic comes up here in the forum often -- use the search bar to find a bunch of comments and pointers.