Family hotelsCafés 3Hotels 5Playgrounds and things to do 17High chairs 4Changing tables 6Kids' menu 6Wheelchair accessible 5Cribs 4Connecting rooms 5Separate bedroom 4Restrooms 8Free 5Slides, a zip line, sand and climbing obstacles, all in the shade of the garden trees.
Connecting rooms for four and a heated indoor pool down in the spa.
Connecting rooms, and an indoor pool where kids swim with a grown-up.
Tunnels to crawl through, little bridges and slides, all sized for ages two to six.
A play corner with wooden toys and books, and a menu that goes all the way down to purees for babies.
Family suites with a separate kids' room, bunk beds and a living area.
A big colorful dragon: swings and seesaws for the small ones, and a slide down its tongue for eight to twelve year olds.
A playroom in view of your table, with books and toys, plus a kids' brunch. Baby music and craft workshops too.
A rope bridge strung through the trees for the bigger climbers, and lower, ground-level play for toddlers.
Bouncy air-cushion waves and windmills you pedal, in a fenced area with zones from toddler up.
A park playground with rope climbs, small slides and swings.
Alligators, rays and coral reef tanks, with low ledges so a toddler can see in. Compact enough for a short visit.
Downstairs: a pirate boat with foam cannons, a ball pool, a maze and a big slide.
Junior suites with a sofa bed for two young kids, and bigger suites that connect to a second room.
A long parade of animals marching through the hall and a savanna storm in sound and light that school-age kids stop for, with balconies above.
About 150 species, mostly small and medium-size animals, with a web-app animal quest pitched at ages 4 to 6 or 7 to 12.
A suite plus the connecting room next door fits four, with gardens a short walk away.
A pretend construction site, a forest to explore and air and water to experiment with, built entirely for two to six year olds.
A play room for under-fives with a toy kitchen and a small slide, in view of your table. Board games for older siblings and a quiet corner for feeding.
A café built around a play corner for babies and toddlers, with child-size food and drinks.
Europe's biggest science museum, with the Cité des enfants play areas for ages 2 to 7 and 5 to 12, a real submarine and a planetarium.
Children's amusement park with 44 attractions, including a boat ride along an enchanted river.
Grand 1930s cinema with a tour that takes you behind the giant screen and lets you help make a film, best for tweens.
Live magic tricks, optical illusions and old automatons.
Pokémon tribute exhibition at the Musée en Herbe: a clue hunt through drawings and collectibles, with giant Game Boys and rare cards.
Modern zoo grouped into five habitats, with Europe's largest giraffe herd, lions, lemurs and an artificial rock 65 meters tall.
Small sessions for kids from 4 months to 5 with a grown-up: music, baby gym, sensory and messy play, some in French and English.
