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A couple of years ago my son stayed in the Ibis in Montmartre, which has parking (but which has to be paid for on top of the room rate).  I don't know whether they would accommodate a trailer though, but it's quite handy for everything.

Quote: Originally posted by SpampMan on 14/1/2010

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If you are driving, why not stay in a budget hotel on the outskirts and drive in! Despite what people say about it, I'd rather drive in Paris than London...

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last may we drove back from spain and stayed in the hoiday inn in paris, we had a roof box so couldnt get into underground car park,but there is a secure coach park about 10 minute walk away, the metro is one minute away driving is ok in paris its the parking thats the problem best to research where to eat especially with kids

We have used the Holiday Inn at Charles De Gaul airport. Underground car park with secure shutter doors. Not a guarantee of security but better than most. We had no problems. I chain the trailer to the car and back it against a wall!  With only a tarpaulin on top it is a risk but all you can due is reduce the risk as much as possible.

DC