Hotels in Paris with 2 bedrooms

[ParisTime]

Hi has anyone found any gems of Paris hotels with separate bedrooms? I’ve not been to Paris in years and would love to go again maybe after Easter or May/June, and my DD (9) would love to go with me. However we are both bad sleepers and definitely cannot share a bed or even a bedroom! I’d love to find somewhere in a good location where we can both have our own sleeping spaces. When I look online everywhere needs at least 1 adult per room so I can’t complete a booking, as it’s just me and her. If anyone has any recommendations I’d be very grateful to hear them, thank you!

The Astotel chain is excellent with adjoining family suites, we stayed at the Hotel Malte but there are may options https://www.astotel.com/en/hotel/hotel-malte-en/

have a look at Citadines aparthotels for a one-bed unit with sofabed in the living/kitchenette room. We’ve stayed at St Germain, centrally located.

I will have a look at both these, thank you

Hotel Rochester

We stayed in a Holiday Inn in Montmartre - had interconnecting rooms which was brilliant.

Thank you, will check these out too! @PoliteSquid did they let you book a lone child into one of the rooms? This is where I’m having issues

@ParisTime We’re a family of 5 so we booked it as a family suite. I got the tip from here!!

What about an Airbnb or serviced apartment with 2 bedrooms? I imagine it’ll be quite pricey though in Paris.

@ParisTime I’ve just gone on the website and it lets me choose a ‘2 bedroom queen suite’ with 1 adult and 1 child.

Great thanks @PoliteSquidI’ll get on that later! Yes the apartment and air b n b options are looking pricey so just want to weigh everything up

We found finding somewhere with adjoining rooms tricky too. We stayed here in the summer. It was a lovely large space with a double room and then a room with a sofa bed. There were sliding door to divide the spaces. It was a great location and a short walk to the Eiffel Tower.

all.accor.com/booking/en/mercure/hotel/1598?destination=paris-france&compositions=1&dateIn=2026-01-11&dateOut=2026-01-12&nights=1&hideWDR=false&accessibleRoom=false

We stayed at the Phileas Lazare. They have two rooms connected by an internal lobby, so you have a key for the main door to the two rooms, then can either have both room doors open or close for privacy when you want. Was a lovely hotel at a good price when we booked, we went in school holidays but booked on a promotion at the time. Accor hotel also often have connected rooms; some will show up on a search, but if not I have contacted the hotel directly to arrange. French chain so many of them in France!