Paris hotel family rooms with double plus two definite singles?

[dancingso]

Hello

We are just looking at a Paris trip for the summer for a few days and I am stuck on booking family rooms. Is it possible to get one with three beds?

Our children are 13 and 12 and definitely need separate beds. On checking expedia, booking.com etc I mostly seem to be looking at doubles with then a double sofa bed - past experience has taught me that this is not a good idea resulting in arguments and lack of sleep.

The only one that has ticked the boxes so far is Meininger - https://www.meininger-hotels.com/en/hotels/paris/hotel-paris-porte-de-vincennes/ which has bunk bed plus double but I'm getting strong youth hostel vibes which may be ok but not quite the luxury I was imagining

So can anyone recommend any hotels with proper family rooms? Or are we destined to have to book two rooms?

Hotel Montfleuri
Louvre Opera www.hotelparislouvreopera.com/en/family-room/
Hyatt Paris Madeleine

Depending on budget Hotel Le Burgundy is an epic hotel that has a suite on the top floor where you can have twin beds in the living room. Brilliantly located. It is pricey though.

Hotel Phileas Lazare do adjoining rooms, with a external door to a sort of lobby area before entering the two rooms. Accor hotels also have hotels with ability for adjoining room set up, second room is half price on their family offer- there's definitely a Novotel that offers this in Montparnasse area. This option shows up as a price on normal search, but best to contact the hotel to confirm they can give you connecting rooms as not always an option.

We stayed at Pullman near the Eiffel Tower. They do a family room which has one king size and two singles.

Check Yooma, we're going there next month and it looks great.

hi @dancingso do you remember where you stayed and would you recommend ? I am researching similar. Thanks

In the end we went for the Hotel Josephine - https://www.hotel-josephine.com/en/ - it has what they call a family room but is basically two interconnecting rooms. The hotel was recommended by a colleague. Its a small hotel in the streets of Pigalle and so very well located with lots going on day and night and easy to walk to other bits of Paris/ the metro was at the top of the road. The rooms were compact but were well decorated -no bland chain hotel decor- and the breakfast was very good.We had a great time!

Thanks very much for updating the thread, I appreciate it!
I booked an air b&b in the end. Shame as this actually looks ideal.
cheers!