Any suggestions on a cute boutique hotel in Paris. Need to accomodate 2 adult and 1 child.

Hundreds of them, actually. Did you do a search here? Try triple rooms in Paris, perhaps. What arrondisement? Price range? Any other information you could give about your requirements would help.

Please define also what 'cute' means to you.

Anyway, if money is no object I really would suggest Pavillon de La Reine in the 3rd district-excellent location.

www.pavillon-de-la-reine.com

Sorry maybe the 6th or 7th. Usually stay in 3 or 4 stars. I will check the triple treads thanks.

Can you define 'boutique' b/c my idea of it and others' is often different.
These are what I would call 'boutique':

Hotel Cambon
http://www.hcambon.com/en/index.html

Hotel de Buci
http://www.hotelbuci.fr/

Hotel Jeu de Paume
http://www.jeudepaumehotel.com/

Try Duc de Saint Simon (7th) but only reserve their largest rooms.



www.hotelducdesaintsimon.com

Here are some 'triples' threads:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34724542

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34694045

Thanks for the quick responses. When I say Boutique hotel I think of an elegant and uniquely designed hotel.Something with either unique archectecture or interior or both. Possibly historic.

lancaster, LHW.com

We stayed at Hotel Regent's Garden, 3 stars, (my 18 year old daughter and I and my mother and sister-in-law in 2 rooms) and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's small (39 rooms) with a tiny elevator but was a home built by Napoleon III for his personal physician. It's near the Champs-Elysees, the Arc de Triomphe, and close to Metro stations. It has a quaint lobby and breakfast room. Hotel email is: [email protected] Have a GREAT time!

You may want to check the Paris hotels at www.slh.com.

Try :

http://www.hotel-grandes-ecoles.com/

It's very cute and very central (near Seine, Notre-Dame ...).

Something that fits your description is <i>Le Walt</i> http://www.hotel-lewalt.com/ It is in the 7th, is elegant and unique, and is situated in an area rich in restaurants, caf&eacute;s, metro and bus stps.

We loved the Victoria Palace in the 6th.

www.victoriapalace.com

Byrd

Our favorite is the Madison. Some of the corner rooms that overlook the boulevard have a day bed in addition to double/king/twin beds, which might work nicely for you. The rooms are large, as are the bathrooms; the latter have stretch lines for drying light clothing. There's plenty of storage.