Paris Bed and Breakfast

Julie, when are you traveling and what is your nightly budget in Euros? How many are in your party?

Most hotels in Paris don't include breakfast in the room rate and it is generally very expensive to do in the hotel -- I'd not want to restrict myself to the handful of places that do, but find a hotel whose location, rates and room configuration you like and grab coffee and rolls at nearby cafe or bakery.

Julie you should also report this to the Rick Steves guidebook staff using their feedback form, especially if you are following a URL listed in the printed guidebook. The form is here: https://www.ricksteves.com/forms/guidebook-feedback-form

And there are plenty of hotels that offer breakfast for reasonable rates, you need not find a cafe. You can use a search engine like Booking.com to identify properties by location, price, and amenities. No need to book using that website you can go directly to the hotel's website after doing some research.

We are looking at late April. We are unsure if there will be 2 or four of us atm but we plan on spending five days in Paris. I would like to keep the price of a room with two separate beds (one for each person) under $400 US.

hey hey Julie
check out bedandbreakfast.guide
about 6-7 years ago we looked at alcoves & agape with many places/accomodations to look at. then covid begins to happen and strict rules about apartment rentals, life went "haywire" for many travelers.
the website closed down and never came back or else someone else took it over with another name. happened to us in amsterdam, rented an apartment which was really nice on a canal, couple years later the website closed so we decided to rent a houseboat with 4 of us.
are you only looking for B&B's? you can also look at citadinesleshallesparois.com or citadines-tour-eiffel.parishotelsfr.com
read the fine print, check beds (some have sofa beds: don't want that), mobility issues "lift/elevator", breakfast is $22/day (you can buy stuff from a bakery close by), check-in 3-4pm check-out 10-11am, location, know that may 1 is a national holiday with many places closed, be prepared. have a great time and enjoy
aloha

You should be able to find quite a few hotels with 2 beds for your budget. Here are a few.

f you prefer staying on the Ile Saint-Louis, these hotels would probably be just at your budget.

Hotel des Deux Iles has small rooms with 2 beds.
Hotel Saint Louis en L'Isle has superior rooms with 2 beds.

In the Latin Quarter near the Pantheon Hotel des Grands Hommes has rooms with 2 beds for under $300usd.

You would need to confirm 2 beds directly with the hotel.

For information, "Alcove et Agapes" was dissolved and struck off the corporate registry on Nov 23 2021, following the cessation of its business activities on September 30, 2021.

Source:

https://www.societe.com/societe/alcove-agapes-alcove-agapes-bed-and-418438842.html

We quite liked Hotel des Grandes Ecoles in the 5th, near the Sorbonne, Rue Mouffetard, St. Etienne du Mont and the Pantheon.

Our review from last fall is at https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/france-reviews/paris-hotel-des-grandes-ecoles

Their website is https://www.hoteldesgrandesecoles.com/

LATE NOTE. They have rooms with double beds and rooms with twins.

I would like to keep the price of a room with two separate beds (one for each person) under $400 US.

Are we all on the same page? You are asking about B & B's, (chambre d'hôte in France of which there are few in Paris), and $400 US is about 350€. Certainly you do not mean 350€ for 5 nights? You must mean 350€ per night, per room for 2, which is well into a category above that of chambres d'hôtes.

I do not know of any hotels that do not offer 2 single beds per room unless those rooms are already booked for your dates.

I would like to assist and to suggest a few hotel options at 350€ per night in April, but I am not sure about your request. Could you please confirm that what you need is a double room, two single beds, at 350€ per night?

I tried that website and got the same results.
HOWEVER when I did a search using spaces between the words, I was directed to what I think is the actual website. Perhaps RS spelled it wrong, adding dashes in the wrong places:
https://www.bedandbreakfast-paris.com/
From google (and proven true by my eventual ability to access): This is a local booking agency that connects visitors with private hosts and chambre d'hôtes (B&Bs) across Paris.