What are the laws for two people of different families, one 16 and on 14 staying in the same room in france?

Question

my girlfriends family were planning on going on a holiday to France and taking me (16) and their daughter (14), can we both stay in the same hotel bedroom?

Additional Details

in response to 'wenona', i googled it but there wasn't anything very specific, my girlfriends family is worried that it's against the law

Answer 1

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There is no law about who is sharing a room, whatever their age, and you could legally share a bedroom, just as you could share a tent if you were camping. However it would be safer from everyone's point of view and peace of mind to take two twin bedded rooms and for your girlfriend's father and you to share one room, and she and her mother to share the other.

Answer 2

There are definitely no laws on who or what hotel room anyone can stay in, as long as the room is paid for. It's truly up to your parents. Europe is a lot more liberal with teenagers too. You can drink at a younger age, responsibly.

Answer 3

Of course you can stay in the same room, kitchen, hallway, cellar and therefore also in the same bedroom and even in an hotel bedroom. No one needs to know what you do there unless you want the world to know. Why did you ask us BTW?

Answer 4

I cannot believe any 14 year old girls parents would be prepared to do that so I am not going to answer the question.

Source(s):

Parent of 2 teenage girls.

Answer 5

it is not against the law

Source(s):

je suis francais

Answer 6

A law ? Why would there be a law for such a subject ? France is probably the country where the sentiment of liberty is the strongest in the world and there is surely no chance to find laws on subjects like this! People do what they want !!

Answer 7

Age of consent is 15 in France.
Don't.

Source(s):

Civil law - article 227-25