A family stay at Le Relais Saint-Honoré

Visiting Paris with children means looking for a hotel where everyone has their own space, in a neighbourhood where you can do plenty on foot. At Le Relais Saint-Honoré, the Tuileries are 3 minutes away and the Louvre is 10 minutes away.

Rooms designed for families

The Family Suite, a duplex. It combines a double bed, a double sofa bed and a bedroom with a single bed. Each level has its own shower room: handy in the morning, when everyone is getting ready at the same time.

Up to seven guests. For larger families or friends travelling together, the Family Suite can connect to a Tradition room through a private vestibule. Everyone keeps their privacy while staying together.

The Executive Suite, on the ground floor. Another comfortable option for families, with no stairs to climb with a pushchair or suitcases.

A baby cot and high chair are available on request: just mention it when booking or at reception.

Services that make everyday life easier

• Breakfast in your room: the continental breakfast is served until 11 am, within 10 to 15 minutes, with no need to order the night before. Ideal for mornings when the children take their time. The buffet is served in the vaulted room.
• Room service: from 12 noon to 11.30 pm, order via the QR code in your room and the team will bring your tray.
• Laundry: every day except Sundays and public holidays. Laundry dropped off before 11 am is returned the same evening from 7.30 pm.
• Reception, 24/7: the team speaks French, English, Italian, Spanish and Arabic, and can help you book taxis, museums and restaurants.

What to do as a family around the hotel

The Tuileries Garden, 3 minutes away. Wide paths and lawns to run around on, a playground, trampolines, a merry-go-round and little sailing boats to hire on the pond near Place de la Concorde (paid activities). In summer, the Fête des Tuileries funfair sets up here with its rides, big wheel and food stalls.

The Palais-Royal garden, 5 minutes away. A peaceful garden and, in the main courtyard, Daniel Buren’s striped columns, which children love to climb for a photo.

The Louvre Museum, 10 minutes away. Admission is free for under-18s of all nationalities. Remember to book a time slot in advance for the whole family, and pick a few works rather than trying to see everything: the Mona Lisa, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, the mummies in the Egyptian antiquities…

The Musée de l’Orangerie, at the end of the Tuileries. Monet’s large Water Lilies can be enjoyed in just a few minutes, in two light-filled oval rooms. Free for under-18s.

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs, on Rue de Rivoli. Furniture, objects, fashion and toys from the past: a museum that appeals to curious minds of all ages. Free for under-18s.

A cruise on the Seine. The Batobus has a stop at the Louvre. It serves the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame and the Jardin des Plantes among others, and you can hop on and off as often as you like while your ticket is valid: a restful way to see Paris when legs get tired.

Our tips for a successful stay

• Let us know your children’s ages and your needs (baby cot, high chair) when booking.
• Book museums in advance, even when admission is free for children.
• Keep afternoons light: the Tuileries are 3 minutes away, perfect for a break between visits.