$$$$, Trocadéro/Tour Eiffel
Fodor's Review:
This discreet palace hotel was built in 1925 to cater to travelers spending a season in Paris, so every space is generously sized for such long, lavish stays. The closets, for instance, have room for ball gowns and plumed hats. Guest rooms, most with king-size beds and six-foot-tall windows, are decorated with 18th- and early 19th-century antiques, Oriental rugs, silk damask wallpaper, and ornately carved wood paneling. Bathrooms are remarkably large; most have claw-foot bathtubs. The roof terrace, home to a restaurant in summer, has a panoramic view of the city. Parents will find a friend in the concierge, who arranges for bilingual babysitters and priority access to amusement parks, and offers recommendations on kid-friendly restaurants and entertainment.
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